ROSGT ### Chapter 54: Jian Fan, You're Fired from Jian Fan Studio
## Volume 1
### Chapter 54: Jian Fan, You're Fired from Jian Fan Studio
Under the hands of the tough girl Fang Nan, Jian Fan had no chance to fight back. It wasn't because Jian Fan was being chivalrous and unwilling to hit a girl; he genuinely had no chance. He tried to retaliate, but it had no effect on Fang Nan and only resulted in fiercer attacks. Eventually, all he could do was beg for mercy.
A few minutes ago, Ye Chui was so furious that he wanted to personally beat up Jian Fan. But now, oddly enough, he felt a tinge of pity for him. Watching Fang Nan kick and punch the already prone Jian Fan, performing a three-hundred-sixty-degree Thomas flair followed by an elbow drop and a splash to Jian Fan’s back, Ye Chui couldn't help but swallow hard.
Gulp. Fang Xi, who had walked up to Ye Chui, also swallowed hard and muttered, "It's been a long time since I've seen my sister this mad."
Ye Chui turned to Fang Xi, "Your sister used to get this mad often?"
"She's sent at least ten people to the hospital since childhood," Fang Xi admitted, realizing there was no point in hiding the truth anymore.
Ye Chui: "..."
Fang Xi laughed and continued in a low voice, "But Fork Bro, my sister really likes you. If you two end up together, she definitely won't hit you."
"Why do I find that hard to believe?" Ye Chui doubted.
"Really, my sister may be a bit wild, but she's very caring. She's never hit a disabled person," Fang Xi assured.
"..." Ye Chui wasn't exactly thrilled by this assurance.
After a brutal beating, Fang Nan finally stopped, seemingly satisfied. She then turned around, looking a bit sheepish. "Did I go a bit overboard just now?"
Ye Chui: "..."
Fang Xi covered his face, unable to watch. "A bit overboard? That was super overboard!"
Jian Fan, finally getting a chance to catch his breath, crawled away, looking miserable. His face was bruised, and his left leg seemed broken. He cried out, "You guys... you bully me. A group of you against one of me."
"Be clear when you speak. How did we gang up on you? It was just Nan Nan hitting you," Ye Chui retorted with a smile.
Jian Fan clung to the computer desk, glaring viciously. "I'm going to sue you for assault. None of you will escape."
"It was me who beat you. Don't drag others into it!" Fang Nan's temper flared again, and she was ready to pounce.
Fang Xi quickly restrained his sister.
Ye Chui, frowning, wheeled himself over to Jian Fan.
Jian Fan clung tightly to the desk, eyeing Ye Chui warily. "What are you doing?"
"Jian Fan, you're fired from Jian Fan Studio," Ye Chui said coldly. He'd been waiting to say this for a long time.
Jian Fan trembled, trying to argue.
"Don't ever let me see you again. Get out!" Ye Chui shouted.
Terrified, Jian Fan fell to the ground, then scrambled to his feet and limped out of the apartment. He even tripped on the steps at the entrance and fell.
Inside the apartment.
"Let's sue him!" Fang Nan suggested to Ye Chui. "We have evidence of Jian Fan contacting Wang Zhaoming. Maybe we can even sue SB Company for plagiarism."
"What if he sues us for assault?" Ye Chui shook his head. "You hit him pretty hard just now. If we go to court, it’ll be mutually destructive."
Fang Nan felt guilty. "Then... what should we do? Are we just going to let SB copy us? We've worked so hard on 'Kung Fu' for a month. It's all my fault. I didn't think it through..."
"It's not your fault," Ye Chui reassured her with a smile. "If it were me, I would've beaten him up too. Watching you hit him was satisfying."
"But what about the game..."
"We'll find another way." Ye Chui smiled comfortingly at her.
Despite the unexpected revelation of Fang Nan's tough nature, Ye Chui didn't think any less of her. A girl being wild might seem unusual, but in Ye Chui's original world, a wild girlfriend could be a charming trait. Besides, having a girl who can fight by your side gives a strong sense of security...
After a moment of thought, Ye Chui asked Fang Xi, "When is SB Company releasing 'Kung Fu Kid'?"
"In about a week," Fang Xi replied. "They were sly. They put the 'Kung Fu Kid' teaser on their official website. Even if we release our game before theirs, it would look like we copied them."
"Then... we'll make a completely new game," Ye Chui said thoughtfully.
"A new game?" Fang Nan asked reluctantly. "But we've put so much effort into 'Kung Fu.' Are we just going to give it to them?"
"Who said we're giving it to them? I'm not that generous," Ye Chui smirked. "I came up with the game concept, and I can make it highly valuable or worthless."
"Make it worthless?" Fang Xi was curious. "Fork Bro, what are you planning?"
Fang Nan and even the usually aloof Bai Miyun, standing in the shadows of the stairs, looked intrigued.
"We'll make another fighting game, much better than 'Kung Fu Kid,' and release it on the same day. We'll crush them in sales and make sure they can't profit from 'Kung Fu Kid' at all!"
Ye Chui's voice was cold.
Anyone hearing this might think it was crazy. Who could guarantee such success?
But Ye Chui could!
He had already planned it. The arcade engine 1.0 he owned was ready. Upgrading it with features like rage gauges and combos in a week shouldn’t be hard. Instead of the high-definition pixel art used in 'Kung Fu,' they would go with classic arcade graphics for faster production.
With some effort, they could complete the game within a week: the groundbreaking arcade game—'Street Fighter!'
The charm of arcade fighting games lies not just in graphics but in balance and excitement!
When 'Street Fighter,' a revolutionary arcade game, goes up against the simple 'Kung Fu Kid,' there’s no doubt it will crush the latter.
"Trust me, the game we'll develop in the next week will outshine theirs by a mile!" Ye Chui said confidently, looking at Fang Nan, Fang Xi, and even Bai Miyun in the corner.
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