abcnovels
Chapter 650 - 650: Forgotten
Chapter 650 - 650: Forgotten
Chapter 650: Forgotten
Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation
When the man saw Yin Xun, he tried to run away. However, no matter how fast he ran, he was outpaced by Yin Xun’s bodyguards. In the end, he could not avoid getting caught.
“Who’s attacking you? I just wanted to give you a bottle of water because I admire you!” the man shouted and tried to explain himself.
Yin Xun walked over and saw the corroded floor on the stage. She nodded. “You’re going to use sulfuric acid to disfigure me?”
With that, she dialed the police number in front of the man.
The media reporters below the stage saw what was happening and took photos one after another.
There was another piece of news. Someone tried to take out the Xintao boss and was caught red-handed.
“Let go of me! What right do you have to arrest me?!” The man struggled desperately, trying to escape. As he struggled, a knife fell out of his sleeve.
The whole place fell silent. It seemed that things were escalating quite a bit.
Shi Shi and the others backstage were worried about Yin Xun. They wanted to go over to see what was happening, but they were stopped by Cheng She. “It’s useless even if you go over. You’ll only be a burden. There are so many media outlets watching. Besides, wasn’t that person captured by President Yin’s bodyguards? He won’t be able to hurt President Yin again.”
Shi Shi and Yang Shan were convinced by his reasoning. They stayed where they were and listened to Yin Xun’s instructions. They were afraid that they would drag Yin Xun down if they went out now.
The police arrived very soon. They came over and escorted the man away. After that, the hall returned to silence.
It happened so suddenly that it felt like a staged joke. The whole affair ended before anyone could react. The reporters looked around and saw the confusion in each other’s eyes.
However, although the accident was fleeting, the media would not let go of this piece of news.
The press conference continued afterward. Yin Xun continued to answer the reporters’ questions. Although the questions were tricky, Yin Xun did not panic. She was calm and collected. The press conference turned into a question-and-answer session for the reporters.
After Yin Xun’s part was over, it was Shi Shi’s turn to go on stage. Originally, Yang Shan was supposed to go first and Shi Shi would go last, but because Shi Shi was incredibly nervous, the two of them switched.
After what just happened, Shi Shi had forgotten the script that she had painstakingly memorized.
She stood in the middle of the stage with her hands behind her back and looked at the crowd below the stage. She was so nervous that her mind was completely blank.
She thought about how Yin Xun did not have any stage fright despite facing so many difficulties just now. Meanwhile, she only needed to introduce the game and it already felt so bad. It was outrageous.
Shi Shi took a deep breath and stopped trying to recall the contents of the script. “Just ask me if you have any questions,” she said.
As soon as she finished speaking, Shi Shi was immediately shocked by her own words. What was going on? Why was she speaking so stiffly?
She clearly wanted to say that she had a few things to address, but the words had changed in her mouth!
“Miss Shi, this game is completely different from others. Every aspect of it feels innovative, but it was completed rather quickly. Did your team encounter any bottlenecks when you were writing?” a reporter asked.
This was a simple question. Shi Shi heaved a sigh of relief. At least she could answer this.
“You have to be creative in everything you do. If you don’t, wouldn’t it be plagiarism if you copy others?” Shi Shi replied expressionlessly.
Her words were so sharp that the reporter was left speechless. Her answer seemed reasonable.
“So, according to what you’re saying, games with similar styles are considered plagiarized?” The reporter continued to ask questions.
The reporters were pushing Shi Shi into a corner. If she said yes, she would offend a lot of people. If she said no, it would mean that she was denying her earlier statement.
No matter which answer she gave, it would be controversial. When the time came, the number of readers would increase, and the reporters would secretly be delighted by the drama.
To their surprise, Shi Shi stared sharply at the reporter. “Do you have to twist my words like that?” she asked coolly.
Shi Shi was short-sighted, so she could not see the reporter clearly. However, she felt that it was impolite to speak without looking at the camera. She was afraid that someone would criticize her, so she stared in the direction of the voice, but she still could not see them clearly.
However, in the eyes of the reporters, Shi Shi was looking at him with a cold look. Her aura felt so strong that the reporter actually felt a little guilty. Hence, he asked a few other questions that were not as sharp and ended the questioning.
“Then where did your inspiration come from?” another reporter asked.
Shi Shi opened the PowerPoint presentation that she had prepared and gave a demonstration to the reporters. “Inspiration comes from life. When we create, we first design a plot and then create the imagery accordingly…”
Shi Shi quickly flipped through the presentation and described how she created a character.
Everyone was astonished..