“There is? What is it?” Hyeonu took a sip of his champagne and asked Mason.

‘If a person who hates company work is doing this... there must be something.’

He was curious about what idea Mason was hiding.

“Brother, I will say it. I think the virtual reality side of business is more promising. There is a lot of capital that has already been raised, but I think I can raise more.”

Mason quickly continued the conversation as if he knew Hyeonu’s heart.

“However, the publicity for Arena isn’t that big yet. Companies are hesitant to invest because they don’t know when the game will fail.”

Mason was right. Arena didn’t really receive a lot of investments from companies compared to its huge market size. At best, it was all about professional gaming teams. If they did a bit more, then it was a management company. It was just this much.

“I have a lot?”

However, this was a far cry from the reality that Hyeonu was experiencing. Hyeonu received several offers a day for sponsorship. It was just that Hyeonu had already achieved tremendous financial success, so he refused...