The God's Games

Hanjun replied: [ Sorry, we are not considering a partnership at the moment. ]

He thought a simple reply would deter them, but as soon as he sent it, he received a response.

It seemed like someone was waiting for his reply constantly, making the messages appear quite sincere.

[ National Institute of Science and Technology: Don't feel pressured. Actually, the technology that your company holds is unique worldwide. You can apply for relevant funding to help your company develop better. ]

Hanjun was puzzled.

What was going on?

Suddenly, someone was advising him on how to apply for funding and run a game company?

He felt strangely flattered and surprised.

Just as Hanjun was about to respond, he received another message.

[ National Institute of Science and Technology: We don't mean anything else. We just couldn't find another way to contact your company, so we used this method. If you are okay with it, we can help you apply for the funding right now. Given your company's situation, the funds will be granted quickly. We want to support your company's success. ]

Did they want to give him money?

Hanjun was stunned.

It was like the government was supporting him!

He had such advanced technology, and instead of asking directly, it felt like they were saying that if he had trouble with funding, he shouldn't hesitate to accept help—the government was ready to step in.

And, there was a sense of urgency in the message.

Hanjun: [ …Is it my imagination or do you want to bribe me? ]

[ National Institute of Science and Technology: Haha, you noticed? Actually, many people in our department are very interested in your game and want to try it out, but we haven't been able to get beta test slots. ]

The feeling of urgency became even clearer.

Wasn't this just a direct request for beta slots?

A moment ago, they were offering to help with funding, and now it seemed they expected Hanjun to provide some beta test slots.

The department was waiting for Hanjun's reply, and within half a minute, Hanjun gave a positive response.

[ Alright, I'll give you five beta test slots. Let me know the address for sending the invitations. ]

Hanjun wasn't worried about them trying to dismantle his game pod and helmet.

After all, they were a national department, and there was no need to fight over business.

Even if they tried to dismantle them, it wouldn't help because the programming was done with divine power and was invisible to ordinary people.

[ National Institute of Science and Technology: Great! We didn't expect your company to be so accommodating. ]

Hanjun raised an eyebrow, wondering where this praise was coming from.

He had always been easy to work with.

He had lived on Earth for over twenty years and still had a good impression of it.

Besides, the National Institute of Science and Technology was genuinely trying to help, so giving out a few beta test slots wasn't a big deal.

It was clear that they had let something slip, which made Hanjun understand what was really going on.

[ National Institute of Science and Technology: Previously, many people said they couldn't reach your company and couldn't find your PR Team. They guessed that getting beta test slots from you was very difficult. It looks like we're the ones breaking the curse. ]

Hanjun was speechless.

Since he was the only one running the company, there was no PR department.

The rumors probably spread because people tried to contact Hanjun via private messages, hoping to get beta test slots.

Since Hanjun was so busy and didn't have time to check private messages, he missed their attempts.

Thus, rumors about the game company being hard to reach spread online.

Only the National Institute of Science and Technology found the right moment and managed to get Hanjun's attention, leading to their current conversation.

Hanjun responded with a dry smile, then went back to his private messages and used his divine sense to quickly scan through all of them.

He found over a hundred related messages.

Most of them were from large-scale streamers whose trying to ride the wave of hype, with some of them from game company contacts and entertainment industry people.

The sheer number of messages was overwhelming, and many were quite old.

Hanjun didn't think too much about it.

Since the rumors about the game company had already spread, there was no need for him to clarify anything.

He decided to let things progress as usual.

However, this did remind Hanjun that if he wanted <<God's Games Online>> to continue developing, he would need to find an assistant to handle these matters.

Kim Jung-hyun had been fired from his last job and was busy with labor arbitration and job hunting.

If he didn't find a new job soon, he'd be in a tough situation next month.

Today, he found a clerical job on a recruitment app.

The company name looked ordinary, so it seemed like a small business.

Even though it was a small company, the salary was pretty good, and they specifically mentioned that as long as the work was done, you could take breaks anytime.

When Kim Jung-hyun saw this, his eyes were lit up.

This job seemed perfect for him!

He was in such a rush to find a job because someone at home was ill.

He couldn't afford to lose his income, or there wouldn't be money for medical expenses.

Besides, he was the only one at home, and taking care of the sick person was very time-consuming.

His previous job had left him exhausted because of this.

If he could get this job, he could take care of his family and earn a good salary.

It seemed like a great opportunity.

He wasn't sure what the job would be like, but Kim Jung-hyun decided to go for the interview, hoping it wasn't just a scam.

"This should be it," he thought.

The company's location was fine, and Kim Jung-hyun quickly found the place and got on the elevator.n/ô/vel/b//in dot c//om

In the elevator, there was another person, a cleaning lady. Continue your journey on m|v-l'e -NovelBin.net

When she saw Kim Jung-hyun in his suit, she asked, "Young man, are you here for a job interview?"