To be honest, Takayuki never imagined that he would be interviewed by Ti Magazine.
In his previous life, he was just a nobody, never having the chance to interact with dia outlets of Ti Magazine's caliber.
But since coming to this world, he has been changing many things with each step, and Takayuki himself hasn't been able to accurately assess his current level of influence.
Forr CEO of Lilac, Hark Brown, and forr CEO of Red Fruit, Myron Case, have been interviewed multiple tis. Takayuki being interviewed now is considered quite late.
"President? Should we accept the interview? Or should I directly refuse?"
The assistant can decline most dia interviews, unless Takayuki has agreed to them in advance.
But for top-tier dia like Ti Magazine, the assistant still needs to consult Takayuki's opinion.
Accepting the interview isn't a problem, but would it be too abrupt to agree directly?
"Let's say I'm busy for now and see if they're patient enough to wait."
Now Takayuki feels he can act a bit more high-profile. Being interviewed by Ti Magazine is great, but agreeing outright seems a bit too straightforward.
"Alright."
The assistant leaves, and Takayuki continues watching the visitors and players below, contemplating his future plans for the amusent park.
But after two minutes, the assistant hurries back.
"President... that reporter from Ti Magazine told he has sothing you can't refuse, as long as you agree to the interview."
"Sothing I can't refuse?"
"He said besides the annual cover, you can choose any issue's cover."
Takayuki looks at the assistant again, "So just for agreeing to the interview, he's willing to give a main cover image?"
"That's right."
"Who is this reporter? How dare he promise such a thing?"
"He calls himself Bruno, and he says he's one of the editors-in-chief of Ti Magazine."
An editor-in-chief? That changes things.
Obviously, Ti Magazine is serious this ti. They genuinely want to interview Takayuki, not just for the hype.
Takayuki knows Ti Magazine has many editions, including Asian and Arican editions.
But the most influential one must be the main edition of Ti Magazine.
Articles featured in the main edition are carefully selected from nurous submissions, and appearing on the main cover of Ti Magazine represents the most influential people or events of the year.
Unexpectedly, he might one day grace the cover, which is quite a surprising gain.
Appearing in Ti Magazine ans expanding his influence, signifying the acceptance of electronic gas by mainstream society.
It's also an opportunity to further expand the influence of gaming. Takayuki imdiately understands it's an opportunity not to be missed.
After a few seconds of thought, Takayuki says, "Arrange a quieter place where we can talk."
"Alright."
The assistant quickly leaves to prepare a quiet eting room.
These large exhibitions naturally have dedicated eting rooms, used for conducting business with clients and also for interviews.
Soon, the room is ready, and Takayuki follows the assistant's guidance to another venue's independent eting room.
A man with little hair left, slightly overweight, and a small mustache seems to have been waiting for a while.
He wears a blue standard dress shirt, and his bulky body stretches the shirt. Considering his size and how much he sinks into the sofa, he must weigh at least two hundred pounds.
When Takayuki enters, Bruno imdiately stands up warmly, although it seems a bit difficult for him.
"Mr. Takayuki, it's a pleasure to et you. I'm one of the editors-in-chief of Ti Magazine, Bruno. Many people also like to call Old Bruno."
After a brief exchange, Bruno takes out a recording pen and a notebook to prepare for the interview.
Takayuki casually sits down, staring directly at Bruno.
Soti, Takayuki's entire aura has changed significantly.
If it were him from the past, he would definitely be very nervous and tense, as he hadn't experienced such grand occasions.
But at so point, as he beca more successful in the gaming industry, his position in the industry was almost deified, and his mindset seed to change.
At least now he can handle any kind of interview calmly.
"Mr. Takayuki, let's get to the point. My the this ti is to gain a deeper understanding of the gaming industry. Recorded history suggests that electronic gas erged around the 1960s, but they didn't see significant developnt until your appearance, turning electronic gas into entertainnt widely praised by people. Calling you the deity of the gaming industry isn't an exaggeration."
Takayuki quickly waves his hand, "No, I can only be considered a porter of electronic gas. I transport gas with my hands and present them to the people of this world, allowing them to experience new joys. Calling a deity is a bit too much."
If the other party had directly said he was the godfather of the gaming industry, Takayuki wouldn't refuse. But being called a deity is a bit too much; he doesn't want to be deified for real.
"A porter of electronic gas? That's a unique title, but it seems to suit Mr. Takayuki's modest character."
Bruno imdiately notes down this title in his notebook.
Takayuki has always considered himself a porter of gas. He brought over well-known gas from his previous life. Of course, transporting gas is tiring work, but gaining fa and wealth in return is only natural.
Without his transport, this world wouldn't have experienced so many fantastic electronic gas, right?
Hmm, this argunt does seem a bit forced, but since he's the only one who's crossed over, he can say whatever he wants. No one will refute him.
"Well then, Mr. Takayuki, may I ask why you suddenly decided to create such a unique entertainnt industry? Is there any driving force behind it, or any other factors?"
Driving force? That would be wanting to bring the gas from his previous life to this world, allowing the people here to experience the cultural charm of his world.
But obviously, he can't say that. Saying it would either get him dissected or labeled a lunatic, neither of which are good outcos.
So, let's just make sothing up off the cuff. It's not like anyone from the other side will co looking for trouble.
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