Su Yayan was happy but worried at the same time.
“This gaming capsule is selling so well. Could someone possibly pirate it?”
“No.”
Su Yayan looked at him in confusion, not understanding why he was so sure.
Huo Chenhuan smiled and pointed at the instruction manual they had given him along with the gaming capsule.
There was an additional clause at the bottom of each instruction manual: This product has a copyright protection system. The buyer cannot maliciously destroy the product or research the relevant procedures. Otherwise, the product will enter auto-lock mode or even self-destruct mode. If you do not ply with this clause, you will be responsible for all consequences.
From a certain perspective, this clause was a blatant warning that the buyer was not allowed to dismantle the gaming capsule for research. Otherwise, they would have to bear the consequences.
It sounded a little overbearing, and it might even be a violation of consumer rights. After all, people spent money to buy things, and they could dismantle them as they pleased.
However, many people had forgotten that they had only sold the gaming capsule to them so that they could experience the holographic game, not to sell the gaming capsule’s technology to them.
Why didn’t you protect your gaming capsule and use it to play games, buy your clothes, build your house, and tear it down? Wasn’t it to plagiarize the technology inside?
If someone were to use this against them, it would mean that they had ulterior motives.
Therefore, most of the salespeople who had experienced the gaming capsule buying on the spot had given them a heads-up beforehand. The official website’s sales page also highlighted this.
Most of them did not hesitate to buy it. As for those who hesitated, they did not mind if they did not buy it.
The first thing that came to Su Yayan’s mind after reading the clause was, “Is this similar to Roly Poly’s anti-theft system?”
“Yes.”
“No wonder.” Su Yayan heaved a sigh of relief. She looked like a money-grubber as she looked at the rising figures. She smiled and said, “Then I’m relieved.”
Huo Chenhuan was amused by her words. “Are you happy with this little bit of money? There will be more in the future.”
Speaking of which, the money in the gaming capsule was not the biggest source of ine. The real money came from the various expenses in the game. This game was like a hen that could lay eggs. Within a year or two, there was no need to worry about it not producing more and more golden eggs.
Su Yayan looked happy, but she seemed to have thought of something and frowned.
“What’s wrong?”
“This is a lot, but it might not be enough.”
“Not enough?”
“Didn’t you say you wanted the Huo Corporation back?”
After all, that was the Huo Corporation. A starving camel was still bigger than a horse. If he really wanted to take it back forcefully, he would definitely need money, and he would need a lot of it.
Huo Chenhuan smiled. “There’s no need to go through all that trouble.”
“Hmm?”
Huo Chenhuan did not answer the question directly. Instead, he said something else. “This Friday is the 40th anniversary of the Huo Corporation. e with me.”
“You want me to e too?” Su Yayan was surprised.
“Yes, I transferred half of the Huo Corporation’s shares to you before. You’re now a shareholder of the Huo Corporation, so you can go.”
Su Yayan was stunned for a moment before she recalled that… that was indeed the case.
“Friday morning or afternoon?”
“Afternoon.”
“Okay then, e pick me up from the restaurant.”
Huo Chenhuan’s eyes flickered as he replied softly, “Okay..”
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