Chapter 309 Foreign Beauty Streamer Amy Wants to Make Games

He never concealed his playboy nature; he let everything follow its natural course, based on mutual consent.

He put down the menu and naturally started chatting with Yan Shuyao, moving from the fun moments during their exercise earlier to their favorite foods, and finally to some trivial daily observations.

Jiang Jing was highly eloquent and could always steer the conversation in an interesting direction, making Yan Shuyao giggle frequently; the atmosphere at the dinner table was warm and harmonious.

A pleasant dinner time always passes quickly.

After the meal, the two said goodbye at the restaurant entrance.

"I had a great time today, thank you, Jiang Jing." Yan Shuyao looked at Jiang Jing, her eyes bright, with a hint of subtle lingering attachment in her tone.

"I had a great time too. You showed me a completely different side of yourself today, Host Yan. It was wonderful." Jiang Jing replied with a smile.

Before getting into the car, Yan Shuyao turned back to look at Jiang Jing again; the reluctance in her eyes was almost overflowing.

Jiang Jing caught her gaze, smiled slightly, and said in a relaxed tone, "Let's keep in touch when you have time."

"With transportation so developed now, whether it's from the Capital to Rong City, you coming to see me, or me going to see you, it's all very convenient."

These words were like a reassurance pill for Yan Shuyao; the smile on her face instantly became even brighter, and she nodded vigorously, "Mm! Definitely!"

Watching Yan Shuyao's car drive away, Jiang Jing returned to the hotel accompanied by Zhou Wanqin and Lin Hong.

Back in the suite, the idle Jiang Jing habitually flopped onto the sofa and took out his phone.

"Come on, let's have a battle for three hundred rounds!" He excitedly opened the game that he both loved and hated.

However, reality was cruel.

"Defeat!"

"Defeat!"

"Defeat!"

Looking at the bright red "Defeat" on the screen, along with his teammates' blood-pressure-spiking bizarre plays and the foul language directed at his family.

Jiang Jing's good mood from his date with the beauty was instantly destroyed, and he almost threw his phone away.

"Damn it! What kind of trash matchmaking system is this! What brain-dead teammates!" Jiang Jing complained powerlessly, feeling like he was about to break down. "This gaming experience is absolute shit!"

Speechless with rage, that long-brewing thought in Jiang Jing's mind surfaced strongly again—make games!

It was time to put epoch-making games on the agenda!

Otherwise, whenever he wanted to play games to relax in his free time, he would just have it ruined by this shitty matchmaking system and idiotic teammates. Wouldn't that be too much of a mood killer?

Simply unbearable!

Thinking of this, the face of Pony Ma from Penguin couldn't help but appear in his mind.

"Who told you to make this game so infuriating..."

Jiang Jing rubbed his nose, seemingly feeling a tiny bit apologetic: "If I buy a black-tech game from the System Store, it will definitely snatch away the vast majority of the market share..."

However, this trace of "apology" only existed for a split second before being washed away by a stronger reason.

"Ahem, who would complain about having too much money? The market, after all, belongs to those with the ability!" Jiang Jing found a perfectly justified reason for himself.

Pony Ma? Don't know him, don't know him.

Jiang Jing suddenly felt his thoughts clear and his spirit refreshed.

He put down his phone, stopped dwelling on the game failure, and began to seriously consider what kind of game he should choose from the System Store to bloodbath...

Oh no, to optimize the current unsatisfactory gaming market environment.

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Amy is a typical California girl, blonde and blue-eyed with a sunny smile, and has over a million followers on YouTube.

She is famous for sharing her lifestyle and travel vlogs, and her content is always full of vitality and an exploratory spirit.

Recently, a wave of "China Trips" has quietly emerged on overseas social media.

Especially after China implemented the 144-hour visa-free transit policy for many countries, including the USA, it added fuel to this trend.

With her sharp instincts, Amy naturally wouldn't miss this hot topic, and she quickly packed her bags.

Carrying her filming equipment, she flew across the Pacific Ocean and stepped onto this Eastern country that had been portrayed by countless Western media as both mysterious and negative.

"Hello, my darlings! Guess where I am now?" Amy held up her stabilizer, standing in the bright and modern departure hall of Shanghai International Airport, waving excitedly at the camera.

The background was filled with people of all kinds.

"That's right! I finally arrived in China! For the next few days, I will take everyone to explore here for real and see if it's really like what they say in our news!"

Her Livestream room instantly became active, and the comments began to scroll:

[ Wow! Amy actually went to China! So brave! ]

[ I heard it's dangerous there, Amy, stay safe! ]

[ Don't believe that nonsense upstairs, I just came back from China, it's so safe it will make you question reality! ]

[ Really? I always thought it was very backward... ]

With a bit of curiosity and even a hint of preconceived wariness, Amy began her livestreaming journey in China.

However, what she saw and heard next completely overturned the perceptions of her and many viewers in her Livestream room.

She strolled along the Bund, watching the dazzling cluster of skyscrapers, and let out bursts of exclamation.

She shuttled through the hutongs of the Capital, feeling the wonderful fusion of ancient history and modern life.

She even randomly visited a few second and third-tier cities and found that the streets there were also clean and tidy, businesses were prosperous, and people's faces were filled with peace and satisfaction.

"My god, did you see that? The city construction here is incredible!"

"The subway is as clean as new, and it's super fast!" Amy squeezed into the Capital's subway during the morning rush hour and said quietly to the camera.

Her tone was full of disbelief: "Seriously, I think the New York subway should feel ashamed!"

A huge wave of agreement appeared on the screen; after all, who in the USA doesn't know the characteristics of the New York subway—dirty, chaotic, and broken.

Amy tasted a dazzling array of Chinese delicacies, from roast duck to hot pot, from xiaolongbao to malatang; every attempt opened the taste buds of her and the viewers in the Livestream room.

They exclaimed— "So Chinese food is more than just General Tso's Chicken"!

What shocked Amy and her viewers the most was the sense of security that was everywhere in China.

"Can you believe it? It's already 11 p.m., I'm walking alone on this small street, there are still many shops open around me, and people are leisurely taking walks and eating late-night snacks."

Amy held up her phone, filming a night market street in the Capital filled with a vibrant atmosphere.

"This is completely unimaginable in Los Angeles where I live; I wouldn't dare to go out alone after 9 p.m.!"

As time went on, the sentiment in Amy's Livestream room completely changed.