Delta: The First Person at the Peak

Chapter 467 The International Showdown

The first to approach us were major overseas live streaming platforms and esports content companies.

Business emails kept pouring in, and Chen Yichen's inbox was about to explode.

Twitch wants to get the full English live stream.

They contacted a major esports channel on YouTube Gaming to inquire about the possibility of broadcasting the entire event.

The South Korean platform wants to set up a separate Korean-language commentary booth.

Fang Ningxue's original plan was simply to have Chen Yichen use Jiang Feng's overseas account to broadcast the live simultaneously.

The result is now.

Overseas broadcasting rights have unexpectedly become a business opportunity that has come knocking on our door.

The most outrageous thing isn't even the platform.

It was the reaction of overseas streamers and experts.

After watching the promotional video in the live stream, Wraith stared at the golden gazelle in silence for more than ten seconds.

Then, he took off his headphones and picked up his phone.

The viewers in the live stream thought he was going to calculate how much six kilograms of gold were worth.

The next second, Wraith opened the flight booking app.

"China".

"Hangzhou".

"I'm coming!"

The live stream chat exploded instantly.

【？？？？？】

Are you really going to China?

First, check if you meet the entry requirements!

Wraith stated matter-of-factly:

"My Chinese server account has already reached the peak rank."

"KD surpasses two!"

"I won. I'm taking six kilograms of gold back to America."

"Even if I lose, I can still travel in China, go to West Lake, eat Chinese food, take the high-speed rail, and take a photo with Feng."

"It's worth it!"

The comments section couldn't find a single angle to refute it.

[Win and take gold home; lose and travel across China.]

[You definitely won't lose out no matter what.]

This is China Travel with a ranking mode.

[Customs: Please explain this six-kilogram golden animal.]

Wraith is not just talk.

After Season 3 was released, he was among the first overseas streamers to squeeze into the Chinese server to experience the new version.

Even with a latency of nearly 200ms, he still managed to get his Chinese server account to the top rank.

My rank and K/D ratio both meet the registration requirements for the Contender Cup.

Now that he's really going to participate, he certainly can't continue to fight against top Chinese players across the ocean with high latency.

There is only one best solution.

They flew directly to China.

More importantly...

The registration rules for the second edition of the Zhengfeng Cup have never restricted nationality.

As long as the data meets the standards.

As long as you are willing to accept the rules of the competition.

Anyone can sign up.

Wraith submitted her registration information on the spot.

Then, the ticket booking page was shown to the viewers in the live stream.

Real flight.

It wasn't for the sake of the show.

With him taking the lead, other overseas streamers couldn't sit still any longer.

A top-ranked singles player from South Korea.

A former professional FPS player from Europe.

A top Delta streamer in North America.

There are also a few wealthy Middle Eastern players.

Those with a Chinese server account and who meet the requirements can submit their application directly.

Time is running out.

Many people even completed the final confirmation step right before midnight Beijing time.

Immediately, a registration frenzy also began in the overseas Delta region.

There aren't many overseas players who truly meet the requirements for participating in the Chinese server.

However, almost everyone on the registration list is a formidable player that overseas players can name.

"Flying to Hangzhou to participate in the Zhengfeng Cup" has quickly become a new China travel route.

Overseas streamers have even started planning their live stream content.

Landed in Shanghai.

I'm taking the high-speed train to Hangzhou.

Strolling around West Lake.

Eat Chinese food.

Participate in the Championship Cup.

Visit Delta headquarters.

It would be best to take another photo with Jiang Feng.

Whether they can win the championship is another matter.

Even if they are eliminated directly in the preliminary rounds, the content of this China Travel trip is enough to generate traffic for them for a month.

If we win, we'll take the gold back with us.

If you lose, take the materials back with you.

No matter how you look at it, you're not losing out.

After some domestic content creators shared the reactions of various overseas streamers, even though it was late at night, domestic gamers couldn't hold back anymore.

【No, isn't this a grassroots competition?】

Why are even foreigners flying in?

[The first edition was the Fish & Beef Cup, the second edition went straight to the World Cup?]

[Oh no, the golden gazelles are going to be taken by foreigners!]

Do these foreigners know that once they pass the preliminary rounds and make it to the semi-finals, they have to sign a contract with the competition to act as their protectors?

[Fang Ningxue: I was just worrying about how to expand my overseas escort business, and now this is like a pillow being delivered to my head when I'm sleepy!]

Originally, it was just a large-scale talent show in the domestic escort industry.

With the combined effect of six kilograms of gold and Jiangfeng's global influence, it was surprisingly reminiscent of the first Delta International Folk Competition.

1 points in the early hours.

Fang Ningxue watched as one well-known overseas ID after another popped up in the background, and finally couldn't help but call Jiang Feng.

"I have some news for you."

"Wraith has signed up."

Jiang Feng was stunned for a moment.

Of course he remembered that name.

When I first started making overseas videos, he was the first foreign livestreamer to publicly acknowledge him.

Jiang Feng asked:

"How's his Chinese learning going?"

Fang Ningxue remained silent for two seconds.

"What does it mean to watch his live stream?"

"I've already mastered the phrases 'awesome,' 'holy crap,' and 'what the hell?'"

Jiang Feng: "..."

Row.

That's enough for communication.

Fang Ningxue stopped joking and quickly steered the conversation back to business.

"There were more applicants from overseas than we expected."

"Many people have already booked flights and are preparing to fly directly to Hangzhou."

"But it will take them time to land."

"Adjusting to the time difference, getting used to the equipment, and testing the network—you can't expect people to start working the moment they get off the plane."

The preliminary rounds for the second Zhengfeng Cup lasted for five days.

Originally, the competition time for all participants was to be arranged uniformly after the registration period ended.

The schedule hasn't been fully announced yet, so adjustments shouldn't be too difficult.

Jiang Feng thought for a moment and said:

"Then let's schedule the overseas players for later."

"Give them time to recover."

"But we can only adjust the match date."

"Draw the groups as usual."

Treat everyone else the same.

"We shouldn't give them special treatment just because they are overseas streamers."

It's acceptable to take care of participants who have traveled from afar.

It affects fairness, that won't do.

This is the bottom line for the Championship.

Fang Ningxue nodded.

"That's what I meant too."

"Once the schedule is finalized, we will send out a separate notification in English."

"In addition, I plan to arrange for someone to pick me up at the airport."

Jiang Feng was somewhat surprised.

"So formal?"

"certainly."

Fang Ningxue said:

"People travel halfway around the world to participate in our competition. We can't expect them to land and then drag their suitcases around looking for their way."

"Connections will be arranged for Xiaoshan Airport, Shanghai Pudong Airport, and Hangzhou East Railway Station."

"Prepare a few more translators and staff."

"We also arranged everything for them in advance, including the hotel, equipment, and internet access."

"The competition is the competition."

"We still need to fulfill our duties as hosts."

This is beneficial to both parties.

When overseas livestreamers come to China, they themselves generate traffic.

Landing.

Picking up passengers from the airport.

Take the high-speed rail.

Explore Hangzhou.

This is my first time eating Chinese food.

This is my first time entering the Zhengfeng Cup arena.

Any one of these segments can be edited to produce a wealth of content about China Travel.

They brought international attention to the Championship.

The competition also provided them with domestic exposure and material for their trip to China.

They leverage each other's strengths.

They mutually drive traffic.

No one loses out.