It was an uproar, but in the end, they still couldn't come up with any solutions.
"Save it. The whole industry is laughing at us right now. We can't let ourselves become a bigger joke."
Everyone finally quieted down, then started shooting each other sharp glances.
"What now?"
"Figure it out yourselves!"
At this point, it was already a deadlock, and none of them had a way out.
In big internet companies producing S+ level dramas, there's a standard workflow—from marketing, launch, to monetization—all of it is typically highly streamlined.
The issue now is that despite an over-the-top marketing campaign, the prospects for profitability are completely bleak.
Under normal circumstances, projects like Battle Through the Heavens—regardless of quality—would find pre-launch advertising deals easy to close, with countless businesses scrambling for ad slots.
