Azeroth: from Planner to Creator

"Mr. Sun, people from Blizzard have arrived in conference room three." Sun Jia, 42 years old, is the former chief planner of Blizzard China and is now the CEO of Genesis Game Company. He turned off the virtual light screen in front of him. On the screen, a nebula-like golden light was slowly rotating. That is the origin of the universe of Azeroth No. 5845907095. Three months ago, it crashed into his life like a meteorite, shattering all his understanding of the real world. Now, he wants to use a negotiation to give it a legal cloak. He walked into the conference room. Opposite him was a representative sent by Blizzard Entertainment. His face was full of arrogance, as if the authorization of a outdated IP was a great gift. Sun Jia didn't waste any time and turned on the holographic projection directly. When the 4D real-life demonstration of Anduin Lothar holding a giant sword and moving in and out of the Burning Legion appeared, the coffee cup in the hands of the Blizzard representative stopped in mid-air. The details, the sense of reality, and the near-substantial magic fluctuations surpass all VR games on the market. "Ten years of exclusive image licensing," Sun Jia's fingers crossed the light screen, and a contract was projected. "The price is this amount." He downplayed a number that was low enough to make his opponents feel humiliated, but just right on the psychological bottom line of their recent financial losses. The face of the Blizzard representative turned from red to white, from white to green, and finally turned into a frustrated gray. "…Deal." What they don't know is that what they give up is a real world.