Love? The Reborn Me Just Wants to Obtain Rewards-Chapter 191 - 98 Does Daddy Treat You Well_3

Chapter 191: Chapter 98 Does Daddy Treat You Well?_3

Chapter 191: Chapter 98 Does Daddy Treat You Well?_3

He only had a tiny slice of dividend shares in Gou Star and was hardly in a position to trade the platform’s interests for Su Huai’s favor.

Owl the Night Owl: “It’s like this, our platform’s various blind box mechanisms can be divided into two different major systems.

One is ‘turning on the light,’ known as the general pool blind box, where everyone shares a common opening ratio.

The other is represented by personal blind boxes for dates, magic orbs, and event blind boxes, where each player has an individual reward ratio…”

As he explained, Su Huai quickly understood the difference.

The opening ratio for ‘turning on the light’ is 83.28%; if a total of 1 million lights were opened on the platform over a period, the Star Coins ultimately redeemed would come infinitesimally close to 828,800.

It doesn’t matter who spent the 1 million; the platform only earns that 167,200.

It’s all down to luck among the players; if you’re lucky, you could spend 50 bucks and win 20,000, but if you’re not, any amount of loss is normal.

As for personal blind boxes, each player has a fixed probability.

For example, the drawing ratio for dates is 95.36%, for magic orbs is 96.22%, and each new event blind box has its ratio.

The more you play, the closer your final gains will approach the designed ratio.

You can’t really profit, nor lose much, and the money you do lose is subtly extracted by the platform.

Thus, after Chen Shaojie was arrested, every major network platform promptly removed similar games because of suspicions of gambling, but Kuaishou remained operational at the strictest times due to Suhua’s Tsinghua backing.

Speaking of which, here’s a digression: that’s why getting into a good university is so crucial… When it comes to the same matters, they just withstand more pressure than the vocational college graduates.

Cough cough, I digress.

In any case, the favor Chen Jie offered was particularly intriguing—

“Gou God, here’s what I’m thinking: we adjust your account’s personal drawing probability to around 110%, the more you draw, the more you earn!

Although it won’t be a huge profit and you don’t really need the small change, the entertainment experience would be exceptional!

Those time-limited grand prizes others can’t draw, you could easily pull out hundreds, isn’t that also about prestige?

And during events, while others get the standard Divine Phoenix, you get the upgraded version exclusive to the event, emphasizing the notion of ‘I have what others don’t, and I have more of what others do,’ giving you a completely different vibe!”

When Su Huai read this, he couldn’t help but laugh.

Man, this is brilliant. Normally, charging 1 million would turn into 1.2 million Star Coins, and now after another round in the blind boxes, it jumps straight up to 1.32 million Star Coins, a neat profit of 32%?!

Such an interesting proposal!

Future generations didn’t have such gameplay; kudos for coming up with it.

Very good, I am very pleased!

Su Huai replied with a laugh: “Not a bad idea, but you’re not just painting a pie in the sky for me, are you?”

A common form of pressure, but Chen Jie’s response was very amusing.

He said, “Just by myself, I’m afraid I won’t be able to reach such a high ratio, but if you ensure that you don’t join the Jiangnan Guild or help their streamers in the annual competition… I believe the president would agree.”

This message only lasted for a bit over 3 seconds before a prompt quickly flashed on the screen—

[Owl the Night Owl has retracted a message]

Hey, isn’t that interesting?

You’re using and guarding against each other, what a complex game you’re playing…

But this is normal, after all; the platform needs guilds to manage streamers on its behalf but also fears guilds growing too powerful, potentially encroaching on the platform’s profits and influencing its decisions.

Later on, Douyin mastered the distribution of flow to the extreme, decentralizing and reducing reliance on major players, refusing any form of encroachment; once something became too popular, they’d limit the flow.

Su Huai truly wanted to agree from the bottom of his heart, even feeling a bit embarrassed—just a 10% benefit and that’s all you ask for?

However, when he replied, his tone was as stiff as a father’s.

“I’ll play how I want to play and spend money on whom I want to spend it. You can withhold any extra treatment from me, but you can’t use those things to demand anything of me. Old Chen, you’ve overstepped your bounds.”

When the icy text appeared in the center of the screen, Chen Jie was stunned.

Is this big brother born in the year of the Dog?

The Dog face turns that quickly?!

Despite feeling extremely annoyed inside, he panicked.

The more unpredictable a ruler is, the more majestic they seem; the so-called inscrutability of the emperor is the best tactic to control subordinates.

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Though Su Huai didn’t have jurisdiction over Chen Jie, he held a more powerful grip on interests, so without needing to think twice, Chen Jie immediately softened up.

“Gou God, I was wrong; young Jie got carried away… Rest assured, there are no conditions, you can play however you like, I’ll strive to get you the best!”

Su Huai typed lightly one last sentence: “I don’t mind what you said.”

I only care about what you do.

Chen Jie sent a couple of messages to appease and apologize, receiving no reply, and then hurriedly made a distressed call to the boss.

If he couldn’t settle this matter today, he wouldn’t be able to sleep…

Meanwhile, Su Huai took a screenshot of the chat log and sent it directly to Bai Guanghong.

Despite Chen Jie’s message being retracted, the effect was even better.

Seeing the screenshot, Bai Guanghong was both shocked and angry, various speculations flashing through his mind.

Looking at Su Huai’s response, gratitude surged in his heart.

He was also very shrewd and didn’t mention the matter, but reassured with a pat on his chest, “Gou God, I won’t meddle with your affairs with the platform, to avoid any obstruction. Later, I’ll instruct all the streamers in the Jiangnan Guild to hold Yuji in high esteem; for the status of the platform’s top lady, Jiangnan Guild will definitely deliver!”

This promise, although cost-free, satisfied Su Huai even more than the previous benefits had.

Becoming the top lady is a kind of momentum; just maintain it for half a year, and Pei Shuyu could stand firm as an A+ level celebrity across the whole network.

So what if it’s a smaller platform?

Once that kind of power is cultivated, no matter who tries to poach her, her value could be driven up to tens of millions!

Su Huai didn’t need money.

But when Pei Shuyu brings her own guild and jumps to a big platform, she must be brought in with full resources and prestige, then shoot straight to the S rank!

Tool people, the more expensive they are, the better they function.

Grooming a female CEO with billions in assets by myself, and then living off her wealth—it’s a delightful thought.

Gou Huai snickered maliciously, then took another screenshot—

Click-click cutting away, he sent everything to Pei Shuyu in one go.

Good girl, look, isn’t Daddy nice to you?