Chapter 410: 404 Despicable Scoundrel<div>


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    As the saying goes, ‘many people enjoy a good show,’ manyizens were eagerly waiting for Finn Lewis’s response, especially considering the fans of Finn Lewis, who couldn’t argue with the fans of the opposition as Finn chose to remain silent. Furthermore, Jay Summer, the critic, always seemed to have the upper hand in their debates – his opinions swaying themon public with ease.


    The critic’s knack for offending seemed to strike a chord with many, knowing just what exactly to say to gain attention. Thus, Finn Lewis’s fans had no chance of winning an argument against him, not to mention that among over a million followers of Finn’s, there were only a few loyal fans.n/?/vel/b//jn dot c//om


    Once Finn Lewis responded, everyone got excited. Many of Finn’s followers relish drama and joined him in the vigorous online criticism of Jay Summer. And Jay, being the habitual Inte addict he was, noticed Finn’s response as soon as it was posted. Jay’s face lit up with an excited grin as he rushed to hisptop to log on to his microblog.<div>


    Ha-ha! This is awesome! With Finn’s response, Jay couldn’t contain his excitement. He knew his current sess was birthed from criticizing others, and by now he had reached a bottleneck in his fame, evidenced by his growing presence in the national entertainment industry and Pearl Ind City. Many entertainmentpanies, in their attempt to avoid his venomous words, contacted him privately, bribing him with copious gifts, from which he derived most of his earnings. The control he had over this lifestyle brought him immense satisfaction. The feeling of being feared, like a cat among mice, was thrilling to him. Just one word from him could make any star publicly apologize or rify a situation – this was exciting for him.


    Many minor celebrities even sought his services to promote themselves, even going as far as to ask him to nder them. This led him to believe in the allure of his current status more than ever. He was aware of what had led him to where he was now; however, he knew that he was at a teau in terms of fame and needed a breakthrough. So, he quickly set his sights on Finn Lewis, an emerging world billionaire. If he could bring down a world billionaire, his reputation in the circle would be unparalleled in the future, wouldn’t it?


    So without hesitation, he took aim at Finn Lewis, who was also a topic-rich person. In Jay’s view, he saw no possibility of failure when discussing the matters Finn was involved in. Such people deserved to be criticized! The most crucial part was, how could just one person be the world’s richest man?


    Another substantive reason Jay had for ndering Finn was one he would never admit out loud: he had a gnawing jealousy bottled up inside him.


    So, when he saw Finn’s response, he was immediately energized. His fighting spirit was activated as he rapidly typed out a lengthy response on hisputer, “Indeed this has nothing to do with me, but as an ordinary person who went to the cinema to watch a movie, shouldn’t I have the right to discuss it? Can such a shoddy movie justify its audience? Besides, many cinemas promote without any conscience after filming. I believe many people have been deceived into the cinema by movie trailers. I certainly don’t want us, the ordinary cinema-goers, to be the fooled ones making such choices.”


    No denying, Jay had a firm grasp of the essence of criticism. When you decide to criticize on the Inte, you need to know how to do it effectively—you cannot just criticize for the sake of criticizing. You should open aprehensive debate that amodates all, putting yourself in the shoes of the misguided audience to win them over, thus building up a crowd to defend your point, even when the opposition counters it.


    Jay didn’t say much; he simply summarized his points and turned them into a challenge for Finn, then hit the send button. Given the sheer number of Finn’s fans who were busy defending Finn against Jay, his new deration was instantly noticed by countless people.


    Finn also saw this the moment it came up. But after reading Jay’s words, Finn realized that this guy was indeed a master at criticizing as a profession. However, Finn was determined to beat him at his own game!


    While Jay was indeed a professional critic, he missed one crucial point in his argument. Yes, there are many moviegoers, but not everyone who watches a movie also surfs the inte, and not everyone who watches a movie would necessarily pay attention to this particr dispute. However, someone’s feelings were hurt by Jay’s ‘shoddily made movie’ment.


    These people were the gamers who diligently created these game videos. Because the WY announcement specifically prohibited professional film studios and professionals from participating, only real gamers could join. So, in order to create these videos, these gamers put in a lot of effort!


    Many videos were made with the collective hard work of hundreds of people in a guild! Jay’s ‘shoddily made’ment directly offended these gamers.


    God damn it! You said that the video that we worked so hard to make is ‘shoddily made’? You need to know that even though the video was recorded with a game, it was not easy at all – especially with the dubbing, character control, and other aspects. Most of them weren’t professionals and didn’t have many professional tools. To film a scene in the game, you sometimes need many people to record for several tens of minutes.<div>


    Inside the game, if you want to film a scene, you need to negotiate with other yers passing through the map. After all, the game map is not yours alone. If you want to use the map, you can’t prevent other yers froming to do quests, right? Therefore, although it can’t bepared with shooting a movie in reality, it’s definitely not that simple.


    Do you know how many yers are in the world now? The number of people ying the game online regrly exceeded 7 million, and that was a top value. The average number of yers is close to 20 million, and this number has pretty much dominated the domestic online game market. ording to the calction of an hourly fee of 6 cents, the fee for 7 million people being online for an hour would be a total of 4.2 million me Nation coins. The ie for 24 hours a day is a full billion, and a month’s ie would equal 30 billion me Nation coins.