Interstellar Travel: Becoming a Dress-Up Game Designer

Chapter 156

Previously, those who delivered messages were messengers and had official protection; they would disappear after ten minutes.

Without official protection, they are at the mercy of others.

This employer is so unreasonable, they actually won't let her stay.

The little hedgehog threw a tantrum, turning its back on Sister Xunmei every day, which made it take her five days to win her over.

He even went to consult his rival, Deng Yijun, about this.

Deng Yijun only told her what to do after she sold herself as a thug ten times. Ten times!

This guy isn't being used now; he's being kept on standby.

There was no other way but to save the wet nurse.

After that, Sister Xunmei also began to cultivate the household spirit, going to the Great World every day to search for osmanthus flowers and spiritual herbs, and buying them along the way.

The house is also filled with osmanthus trees.

You must max out your attributes before the event ends.

A month later, Lin Shuying and her friends posted a video of their camping trip on the studio's account.

One stone caused a thousand waves.

"My mech general, is this how this event is supposed to be played?"

"What were you thinking, family members who participated at the time?! You didn't even tell us!"

"That's outrageous! You're secretly enjoying it by yourselves. You're not family anymore."

"Ugh, who remembered their faces back then?"

"Huh? Even employees of Qingfengyi play Qingfengyi?"

"You're saying that, didn't the designer say that before?"

"I have it! I have it! Pictures, pictures."

The picture shows this player picking pine nuts with Xia Chunqi and the others. There aren't many people in the picture, mainly Liang Ranran, Xia Chunqi, Lu Yunzhi, etc. They are all people who have busy work schedules and study hard after get off work, so they rarely go online.

Who is the designer?

Who is the designer?

.......

"Don't bother looking, it's not inside. (Picture)"

The image is a screenshot of Qingfengyi employees gathering together, featuring various cat heads. Lin Shuying's is a striking grey and white Maine Coon.

"Ahhh, I was a player at the event, and I didn't even notice the designer! She's the designer?"

"I noticed her at the time, but she was dressed very simply."

Lin Shuying was wearing a beige cheongsam with a light green vest. Her hair was simply styled in a bun with a bamboo hairpin, adorned with a velvet flower with an osmanthus design, worn at an angle. She wore a light purple jade bracelet on her wrist and held a white bamboo fan.

She sat there, just smiling gently, without saying a word.

"Wow, she's so cool in this video!"

"It's completely different from what I saw on site."

"Family members, why don't you care how many cats Qingfengyi has?"

"Exactly, many people haven't uploaded Qingfengyi, they're just hoarding it all."

. . . . .

These discussions are minor; the most talked-about topic is that this video has sparked a whole new trend: team building activities in Qingfengyi, to see the mountains and rivers.

People from other planets strongly urged their boss to do this.

The title used in Qingfengyi's video was: "Warmly celebrating the event update and rewarding employees, the boss took us to Qingfengyi for our 21st team building activity!"

21 team building activities?

The term "team building" officially entered the vision of the StarCraft workers, and everyone started looking for various team building videos that the studio had previously posted. Qingfengyi posted one every week, mostly involving playing games, such as poker, mahjong, Ludo, chess, singing, and even something like "drop the handkerchief"?

If I win, I'll make something for the boss—earrings, bracelets, rope bracelets, or hairpins. They don't need to be expensive; as long as they bring me joy.

Then came the feasts, and there were so many feasts.

Lin Qiaoqiao repeatedly joked that she should ask Baiweida for publicity and distribution fees.

StarCraft employees only get holidays; there's no team building activity. The holidays are yours to do as you please. Because, in the StarCraft employees' view, holidays are private and shouldn't be forcibly arranged; it's a waste of company resources and leadership energy.

No need.

Interstellar people don't like socializing...

But after watching Qingfengyi's team building activities, I feel so impulsive!

As a result, many people took the initiative to suggest to their leaders that they wanted to go to Aimore for a trip.

He also showed the video to his supervisor, who was very impressed and reported it to the boss.

A large influx of temporary travelers arrived in Aimor, causing the Starport to experience its first operational crisis. There weren't enough robots, so a large number of people were recruited to fill the gaps until robots were manufactured.

For the first time ever, the idle people at the relief center saw job postings—a huge pile, densely packed with recruitment notices.

We didn't have this problem before, because the boss would choose robots, but lately, we don't have enough robots.

Tourists have arrived, with over 20 million visiting in just two days. This instantly filled more than half of the public holographic capsules on Planet Aimor, prompting the planet's administrator to urgently allocate resources and manpower to open multiple additional holographic capsule service points. The goal is to ensure that all visiting tourists have sufficient holographic capsules to use and that they have a positive impression of Planet Aimor.

Hotels across the country quickly sprang into action, renovating their establishments, offering various perks, and showcasing a range of discounts and unique features. Lin Qiaoqiao received numerous unusual collaboration requests, such as requests for copyright usage rights to hotel designs and room layouts.

Lin Qiaoqiao was both amused and exasperated. Was this some kind of plan to create a planet dominated by the gentle breeze?

Unexpectedly, that afternoon, Xiao Anlan, the secretary of the planet master, came to see her, hoping to cooperate with Qingfengyi to create a Qingfengyi-themed tourism planet. The planet master planned to provide policy support to many businesses, such as preferential treatment for using Qingfengyi's copyrights and industries that create Qingfengyi's style, etc., hoping that Qingfengyi would make some concessions in these aspects, and in the end, the planet master would give Qingfengyi a share of the profits.

However, there has been a lot of policy support and investment, especially in the early stages; it was basically all about throwing money at it. The pressure on the Lord of the Week is immense; hopefully, Qingfengyi will make some more concessions...

Lin Qiaoqiao glanced at the profit and investment ratio offered in the concessions, and it seemed alright; there was still potential for profit. The only point she disagreed with was: did Planet Aimore permanently own the right to use Qingfengyi Design at the current paid price?

Xiao Anlan was embarrassed. This was a clause given by the Executive Council, which did not specify anything. What if Aimer was completely bound to Qingfengyi, and Qingfengyi wanted to withdraw halfway through?

It could directly paralyze Aymor.

This phenomenon is frequently observed in the development of various planets across the interstellar space. Many planets initially rely on a single industry for development, eventually leading to a complete dependence on that industry. When that industry fails, or when the dependent entity leaves or disappears, the planet's economy can collapse instantly.

Aimer made a huge decision to rely on Qingfengyi this time, and that decision is non-negotiable.

The current price is also a concern; what if Qingfengyi uses the price to blackmail Aimore in the future?

Lin Qiaoqiao pointed to the price and said, "We can give Aimore a discount, but it's too much to offer a permanent price right now. Qingfengyi's momentum will definitely increase in value in the future. And when Qingfengyi declines and the price drops, you'll suffer too. Let's do it proportionally. We'll give up 1% of the original price. Isn't that very sincere? As for the permanent use part, I need to discuss it with the boss."

Xiao Anlan: "This... let's lower the price a bit more, and Aimore has the right of first refusal."

Lin Qiaoqiao: "Preferential treatment is impossible. So far, Qingfengyi has always given all its partners equal cooperation rights."

"Priority rights are essential."

........

Ultimately, the negotiations failed because Lin Qiaoqiao refused to grant any preferential rights, and the issue of permanent usage rights also needed to be discussed. Lin Qiaoqiao was only willing to offer a maximum of 5% in concessions, and no more.

It's getting late, let's talk later.

That evening, Lin Qiaoqiao discussed this matter with Lin Shuying, who asked, "Is their so-called right of use just a right of use? Could it be that they will take these things for themselves a few hundred years from now?"

Lin Qiaoqiao smiled and said, "No, the patents all exist. If they have them, it's only to change the ownership of a part. Besides, when using them, the patent holders will require them to indicate the source and background, so the boss doesn't need to worry."

Moreover, things that happen hundreds of years from now are too far in the future.

Lin Shuying pondered for a moment and said, "I can reduce the profit by 20%, but I need them to help me apply for a civilization system classification that includes all patents belonging to this civilization system."

Lin Qiaoqiao: "Huh?"

Lin Shu-ying: "Wait two days for me. I'll write the framework, and then you can apply. Once the application is approved, I'll allow them to use it permanently and give them a 20% discount, but they won't get any other rights."

"Ah... okay."

Lin Qiaoqiao looked bewildered and turned away, asking, "Boss, are you sure you want to give us a 20% discount?"

Lin Shuying smiled and said, "I'm sure."

It's great to make money and get a free successor.

If Aimer becomes the first new sphere for the inheritance of Chinese civilization, her ideal of spreading Chinese civilization will have a solid foundation!

I'd even go for 50%, let alone 20%, or even if the investment doesn't make any money.

Thinking of this, she excitedly murmured, "To hell with the idea in those time-travel novels that Chinese civilization is extinct and Western civilization is dominating! How could that be? As long as there is one Chinese person left, Chinese civilization will be the absolute leader. How could other civilizations and cultures possibly bully us?"

If that were to happen, it would mean that no Chinese person is alive anymore, and the one who is alive wouldn't really be qualified to be Chinese.

Excited, she stayed up for two nights straight, writing about the entire Chinese civilization. Regardless of whether there was a home planet in the interstellar space, she was here, and this place had to have it!

The other side acted swiftly, and after receiving the information from Lin Shuying, they immediately submitted a proposal to the Interstellar Society to establish such a civilization. However, the Interstellar Society objected to Lin Shuying's use of "Huaxia" (China) as the representative of this major civilization system, deeming it too monopolistic. They argued that the existence of such a civilization system was currently uncertain, and such a proposal would be detrimental to historical development.

Lin Shuying's proposal doesn't allow for any changes?

Lin Shuying's firm demand was that this be the starting point, and that the name of the first person to propose the establishment of this system be placed under the name of China.

Soon, other transmigrators stood up to object, arguing that Lin Shuying was monopolizing power and denying history. Their civilization was also glorious on their home planet; why should they always bear the name of China?

To this end, the interstellar management and various families convened a secret meeting to bring these summoners together.

From then on, the summoners were no longer a secret as they passed through the crowd, and they all knew each other's identities.

Lin Shuying was fearless. She didn't care who the other person was from or what country they came from; it was none of her business. She was simply acting according to her own thoughts and desires. If you have any objections, you should raise them first.

First come, first served, do you understand?