CHAPTER 241: CHAPTER 241: HUGE SUCCESS IN THE MIDDLE EAST MARKET

After finishing the conversation with Zhao Feipeng.

Chen Yiyang returned to the hotel to reflect and finally understood why Zhao Feipeng was willing to make big concessions.

The first reason is that Fei Peng Automobile has hit rock bottom, and continuing this way would mean considering bankruptcy.

Therefore, giving up some voice is acceptable to Zhao Feipeng. Of course, it depends on who he gives those rights to.

And with the revival of Kuxing, Chen Yiyang’s investment and strategies in Kuxing have caught the attention of some people.

Whether it was taking over Kuxing from the Kuxing owner when its market value was at its lowest.

Or decisively going to the United States after taking over Kuxing to repurchase Kuxing stocks in large quantities on the pink sheets market.

It was clear that Chen Yiyang’s purchase of Kuxing was not a impulsive decision, but a belief that Kuxing could be revived.

And before this, some of Kuxing’s investments in the entertainment circle had also proven this.

Regardless of whether those rumors about Chen Yiyang are true or not.

But one thing is for sure.

That is, Chen Yiyang has a good vision and a unique investment logic.

So far, he has not lost money in his investments.

Another reason Zhao Feipeng was willing to improve Chen Yiyang’s voting rights is that Chen Yiyang invested in Tail Product Meeting.

Tail Product Meeting is also a company from Yangcheng, and the owner, Shen Hong, once knew Zhao Feipeng during his ambitious years.

Now Tail Product Meeting has also hit rock bottom like Fei Peng Automobile.

But with Chen Yiyang’s investment, the owner of Tail Product Meeting dared to use his own money to acquire shares from small shareholders.

This clearly shows he has gained some true knowledge from Chen Yiyang and plans to make a big profit.

Otherwise, even if Tail Product Meeting goes bankrupt, as long as Shen Hong has money, he can still be wealthy. Why should he buy back shares with real money?

Therefore, considering these aspects, Zhao Feipeng agreed to make significant concessions to Chen Yiyang.

He let his guard down.

Chen Yiyang tapped his own head.

Development is so fast, underestimated his influence.

Also underestimated Zhao Feipeng’s determination to save Fei Peng Automobile.

The next day, Chen Yiyang talked with Zhao Feipeng for another day.

Zhao Feipeng tried to meet all of Chen Yiyang’s small requests, making it hard for Chen Yiyang to push him too far.

So, he had to think of a way on Ali’s side.

Fortunately, Ali is a large enterprise with very complicated internal processes.

This time it’s not like buying Tail Product Meeting shares from Tengxu, where the price was already confirmed, and Tengxu also made other compensations to him.

So, Chen Yiyang could still negotiate the transaction price with Ali’s people for dozens of rounds, delaying for a few months.

Just when Chen Yiyang was worried about this.

Something happened far away in the Middle East.

There are actually many countries in the world that use Arabic as an official language.

Besides Egypt, many oil-rich countries in the Middle East, such as Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Kuwait, and Yemen, also use Arabic.

Apart from these Middle Eastern countries, countries like Algeria, Sudan, and Libya also have Arabic as an official language.

However, internationally, due to compatibility issues, Arabic has long been ignored by some game manufacturers.

These game manufacturers have calculated it clearly. In these countries, most gamers who can afford and are willing to play European and American games know some English.

Without an Arabic version, they can still play with English.

But doing an Arabic version requires a UI change, which can easily cause various bugs.

However, these issues aren’t a problem in cash-cow mobile and browser games.

Because these games don’t rely on all players spending money.

Basically, in a server with a thousand players, if there’s one big spender, that game can be profitable.

The Arab region isn’t lacking wealthy people who don’t know English and haven’t been exposed to European and American games.

So, after Chen Yiyang heavily invested in advertising.

The game Jiangyang Game produced, "Sultan’s Revenge," was quickly promoted to Arab users’ phones.

This game, set against a fantastical 14th-century Middle East backdrop, allows players to form alliances, tribes, and nations and fight each other.

Of course, the player’s strength is largely not about gaming skills, but spending power.

This reskin spending game, no matter where it’s placed, players would instantly know what type of game it is.

And with outdated graphics and old gameplay, it usually attracts no one.

However, it’s different in the Arab region.

Because no one had made games with an Arab cultural backdrop for them before.

Imagine, in today’s world where old European and American hits like "The Witcher 3" sell for just dozens of yuan.

If a company made a game based on Huaxia history with a Witcher 3 style, even if its graphics and playability don’t surpass The Witcher 3.

Huaxia players would surely buy it in droves.

Even many who’ve never played The Witcher 3 would, based on recommendations, consider this the best game in the world.

Middle Eastern players are now facing this situation.

Massive advertising lures many Middle Eastern players, who previously only played casual games, into "Sultan’s Revenge."

Though the game’s graphics are average, its simple and easy-to-understand gameplay.

Coupled with a unique Middle Eastern cultural backdrop, it quickly became popular in Arabic-speaking areas.

Initially, the game only spread among those users who don’t spend much on games.

But soon, with a massive user base and word-of-mouth, a bunch of wealthy and available Middle Eastern tycoons joined in.

These tycoons quickly discovered.

In reality, spending ten thousand can make one person see you as a respectable gentleman.

But in the game, that spending can earn you the respect and following of many.

This feeling is unparalleled.

Not to mention that, in real life, even spending a million wouldn’t buy a real power position.

But spending a million in the game could build a guild of hundreds, ruling the server, feeling at least like a small tribe chief.

Moreover, Jiangyang Game would hold themed events during various Arabic festivals, quickly responding to its big spenders’ requirements.

This made the gaming experience for these tycoons exceptionally great.

Even those players who originally only played large European and American triple-A titles realized there’s a pay-to-win Arabic culture game, and they had to show some financial support.

For all these reasons, "Sultan’s Revenge," in less than a month in the Arab market, quickly climbed the best-selling charts.