"It can also supervise..." The secretary-general found the latter words hard to express.
"Supervise what exactly?" Lucas pressed on.
"It also allows netizens to monitor whether there is any discrimination or unfair treatment toward Hua Country contestants during the competition," the secretary-general explained.
His words were actually quite tactful.
Han Bang's side really relied on their wealth, and their words were quite unpleasant.
"But now, Han Bang holds the exclusive broadcasting rights, and the TV stations in Hua Country are unwilling to purchase our rights, feeling there's no profit to be made. So the only way to broadcast in Hua Country is through Han Bang," the secretary-general said.
"Yet Han Bang bought exclusive rights but refuses to broadcast, our competition's exposure in Hua Country will be pitifully low," the secretary-general added, "According to our publicity department's analysis, there might only be some user-edited clips left. As for the media..."
