Besides, the game cabin does not really leave no way out for equipment manufacturers. The game cabin only issues a non-specific warning about the player's physical health condition. To find out what specific disease or physical problem the player has, one still needs to go to the hospital for a check-up.
From this point of view alone, Lila felt that at most he had snatched the jobs of the physical examination industry. Moreover, considering that it would be easier to detect early patients through the game cabin, it might be a good thing for hospitals and equipment manufacturers.
These people have been making money by lying down for too long, and they get extremely nervous when they have to stand up a little. They want to find ways to come up with a bunch of boycott policies to kill Wanxiang Interactive's new products in the cradle.
It's a pity that Wanxiang Interactive and those equipment manufacturers are not players on the same track at all. No matter how much others hate it, they can only buy a few negative articles and do some fanning the flames. Unfortunately, it has no impact at all on Wanxiang Interactive and the second-generation game cabin.
The hundreds of gaming cabins that were originally returned were sold out again in an instant as the sudden death of an internet celebrity became a hot topic, with not a single unit left.
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