Jiang Shang had not ignored network game events.
In fact, for a top-quality and well-received game like "Elf Kingdom," a first prize of 30,000 RMB didn't seem like much.
At first glance, it didn't appear to be the grand gesture Akai spoke of.
To know, those phenomenon-level games have prize pools in various international competitions that are in the millions, even tens of millions.
And sometimes, the champion could take half or more of the entire prize pool.
As for the champion, it was not an exaggeration to say they became rich overnight.
Of course, most of the players who could come out on top in various competitions were already well-known professional players, whose net worth was already significant...
Among them, some might not even care much about international prize money, possibly more concerned about the prestige and status increase brought by winning.
However, these are limited to large-scale competitions with national or even international influence.
