Genshin Impact: Starting from Liyue to Build Infrastructure

It is because of this concept that computer sales have been stagnant.

For office use, what is the point of buying one for home? This is what many people think.

Takumi wanted to launch online games, so he needed people to understand that there were many things that computers could do that mobile phones could not.

Thinking up to this point, while looking at the game screen on the computer, Takumi began to discuss with Lumine.

"Next, ask Nuwa to make a promotional video. It can be footage from the game or it can be CG. You understand what I'm saying, right?"

After saying this, Takumi looked at Lumine. Since her memory had been restored, she should understand his plan.

Lumine nodded.

"I understand!"

Of course, she understood. As for the promotional video, she knew what to do.

"Good. Then you can make the advertisement first. Give it to Baiwen and let her mention it in the news. Talk about Teyvat's first large-scale online game. Let people know that there are such games on the computer."

"On my side, I'll have people start setting up Internet cafes. At that time, this game will surely attract many people to play. Once someone is addicted to it, computer sales will increase. Relying on games, we can popularize computers."

Takumi expressed his thoughts clearly.

After listening to Takumi's explanation, Lumine nodded.

"I see. I'll start right away!"

She was also looking forward to it. It would be a shame if the game was released and no one played it. Only when every household had computers could the game market fully open up.

"Well, then I will make a video to show everyone the benefits of computers. That's the way it is. You can put this game on the market. You can start now. It's good for people to discover it slowly. Perhaps some people with computers will try it out."

"Tell Mr. Abe to set up a pop-up window or something."

After Takumi explained these things, he stood up, ready to leave.

Lumine also said she understood. She already knew what to do.

After explaining everything to Lumine, Takumi left.

Once Takumi left, Lumine immediately started contacting Nuwa to create a promotional video.

Nuwa controlled the game characters and created a wave of amazing actions. These exciting scenes were recorded, then turned into a video.

It took a lot of time for Lumine to get this done. If it weren't for Nuwa, it might have taken even longer.

After finishing these tasks, she ran directly to find Mr. Abe and asked him for a pop-up window.

Abe did not refuse. He just asked her to send him a message once the game was on the shelf, and he would arrange it directly later.

After completing these tasks, Lumine returned to the game department.

Along the way, little Paimon was full of questions.

"Lumine, can this game really make money? What if no one plays it? What if it fails?"

Hearing her pessimistic questions, Lumine rolled her eyes.

"Haven't you seen the results so far? Even the little games Takumi made before are making a lot of money. This game will definitely be very profitable. Just watch."

"If you're worried about things going wrong, why don't you go help Xiangling? At least there, you can eat well, earn wages, and not end up eating dirt in the future."

Hearing this, Paimon realized Lumine might be looking for a backup plan because they had no money to eat. All their funds were invested in the game.

"You don't mean to make me work part-time and then support you with my salary, do you?"

Paimon was immediately on alert.

"I've raised you for so long. What's wrong with you raising me for a while? So, start working tomorrow! That's how it was decided."

Having Paimon around every day, without any practical help, Lumine thought it was better to send this 'automatic part-time worker' out to earn some new income.

Hearing this, Paimon was initially depressed. But after thinking about it, she didn't refuse.

After all, staying with Lumine wasn't particularly fun. She couldn't help much either. It might be better to go to Xiangling.

At least at Xiangling's place, she could eat and drink well.

Thinking of this, Paimon rolled her eyes and then agreed.

"Alright! I'll start working tomorrow."

Since Lumine had said so, she would go to work.

Seeing that Paimon agreed, Lumine was genuinely surprised. She didn't expect Paimon to actually agree.

But that was fine too.

The 'automatic part-time machine' was now online!

From now on, Lumine would be able to earn some money from Xiangling every month.

Happy...

Not long after, the two returned to the game department.

Immediately, Lumine began to put the game online. She opened the download channel and sent this information to Mr. Abe, asking him to help with pop-up ads.

Abe, in turn, asked Nuwa to help with targeted pushes.

After all, many computers were used for office work. There was no need to push ads to those computers. Instead, they would directly push the ads to those who were online for leisure, like Xingqiu, who was using his computer to write.

Sitting at home, sipping his drink and typing on his computer, Xingqiu suddenly saw a notification pop up on his screen.

"Teyvat Seelervival? Game?"

With such curiosity, Xingqiu clicked on it.

There were many others like him. Anyone who was able to use a computer to play games subconsciously clicked in to check.

After some understanding, they all became interested and immediately started downloading it, ready to try it out.

Lumine glanced at the background data and found that more and more people were downloading it. She was also very surprised.

In just a moment, the downloads had surged.

It seemed that there were quite a lot of people who owned computers.

In fact, Nuwa's push notifications were not only in Liyue but also in Mondstadt.

There were even more people surfing the Internet in Mondstadt.

As for computers, anyone with a bit of money had bought them.

Now, Mondstadt residents loved products from Liyue. After all, they were imported!

And there were quite a lot of rich people in Mondstadt.

All the ancestors were wealthy. So they had the money to buy computers.

If others had them, but you didn't, it felt like you were being looked down upon.

It was because of this mentality that many people bought them.