Chapter 388 - 187: An Explosive Success! 9 Million Daily Active Users in 3 Days

Chapter 388: Chapter 187: An Explosive Success! 9 Million Daily Active Users in 3 Days

After the launch, everyone in the conference room took out their phones and opened the Mini Program to search for the game.

Chen Mo opened the Mini Program and saw the game *Fruit Fruit* in the recommended mini-games section.

’This must be the promotion Jiang Huiyang and his team paid the platform for.’

Chen Mo tapped on the game, and the game screen quickly loaded.

It was almost the same as when he’d tried it in the conference room last time; the UI and graphics hadn’t changed.

He played a quick round and breezed through the first level just like before.

But the second level immediately ramped up to hellish difficulty, and it was game over in a flash.

Everyone else had the same experience, putting down their phones one after another after getting a game over on the second level.

Chen Mo, on the other hand, opened the leaderboard with interest.

He saw that Modu was, as expected, far in the lead, ranked number one at the moment.

After all, the game had just launched. Pretty much all of its players were right here in the conference room.

Everyone had passed the first level, contributing to Modu’s ranking.

"Alright, back to work. Monitor the data in real time. Be ready to accept any reasonable player feedback and make adjustments promptly."

Now that the game was officially live, Chen Mo said to Jiang Huiyang’s team.

Launching the game was just the beginning. The real test was yet to come.

Whether it became a hit or not was one thing, but at the very least, the game couldn’t have any bugs.

All previous tests had been small-scale and internal. Now that it was officially launched, a massive influx of players might uncover issues they hadn’t found before.

Failing to fix these minor issues in a timely manner would definitely impact the player experience.

Often, the key to success or failure lay in such details.

"Yes, President Chen. We understand."

Jiang Huiyang, of course, knew all this, so he led his team out of the company.

However, he left one person behind to act as a liaison with the company, reporting data back to Panshi in real time.

After Jiang Huiyang and his team left, Chen Mo assigned someone to coordinate with the person who stayed behind.

Everyone else returned to their own offices and desks to get back to their work.

After returning to her office, a thoughtful look appeared in Xu Xiyue’s eyes.

Soon, she made up her mind.

She picked up her phone and opened a group chat she hadn’t looked at in a long time.

Before this year, she would still pop in from time to time, but she had barely looked at the group chat since the year began.

The chats were filled with people mocking her, sneering at her, and waiting for her to make a fool of herself.

"@everyone, the game I invested in has launched. Feel free to give it a try."

Xu Xiyue posted this message in several different group chats, one after another, also sharing the Mini Program link for *Fruit Fruit*.

She knew everyone was waiting to laugh at her expense, so she took the initiative to share the game in the groups.

That way, once they saw her post, they would be tempted to try the game.

After all, if they wanted to laugh at her, they first needed to see what the game was like and judge whether it had any chance of becoming a hit.

As for the mockery and sneers that would follow, she’d experienced far too much of that already. She was numb to it.

But their discussions would generate buzz for the game, letting more people know it existed.

So, to give the game a better chance of success, she was putting herself on the line.

After all, any publicity is good publicity.

As long as she didn’t mind the hate, she could still reap the benefits of the fame.

Just then, Chen Mo, sitting in his office, felt his phone vibrate.

He picked it up and saw that Xu Xiyue had tagged @everyone in a group chat.

After seeing her message and the game link she’d shared, Chen Mo couldn’t help but glance in the direction of her office through the wall, surprised.

’Wow, she’s really putting herself out there.’

’She’s willingly placing herself in the eye of the storm.’

’If this game flops, it’ll be a public execution.’

But Xu Xiyue didn’t seem to care, proactively sharing the link in all her group chats.

She even made a point of saying it was the game she’d invested in, inviting everyone to try it.

"She’s really not afraid of anything... except the project failing."

Looking toward her office, Chen Mo smiled and shook his head as he muttered to himself.

But there was no need to worry this time.

’The project is one hundred percent going to succeed.’

’This move of hers won’t lead to her public execution.’

’On the contrary, it will let everyone know that her investment was a success.’

’That she finally broke her curse.’

Of course, that would come later.

’For now, though, it’s definitely a field day for the haters.’

Xu Xiyue’s @everyone tag brought a lot of people out of the woodwork in the group chat.

Seeing her message and the link, their first reaction was to wonder if Xu Xiyue had lost her mind.

"I was just thinking I should keep an eye out for when her game launched. I can’t believe she posted it herself!"

"How confident can you get? She actually posted the link right in the group chat. Does she really think this project is a guaranteed success?"

"Goddess Xu’s mental fortitude is really something else. To be honest, if it were me, I’d never dare to post a project I invested in to the group."

"Is she betting her whole career on this? Isn’t she afraid this project will just be another failure?"

"The more confident she is now, the bigger a clown she’ll look like when it fails. I’m looking forward to the public execution."

"*Fruit Fruit*? The name doesn’t exactly sound like a serious game."

"I don’t know why, but just from the name alone, I can already picture this game failing."

"..."

Sure enough, Chen Mo saw that Xu Xiyue’s tag had brought a crowd out, and they were all talking.

Most of them were just surprised that Xu Xiyue had taken the initiative to post the game she’d invested in to the group—and had even tagged everyone.