Rebirth in 1986: Unforgettable Regrets novel Chapter 710

Chapter 710: Chapter 710: Who Told You

The Chinese food here tastes exceptionally good. In the past, Tang Yue also liked to come to this restaurant. Besides being a bit expensive, it gave Tang Yue a feeling of returning to her homeland, which was particularly warm and familiar.

Even the dishes for serving food were made of blue and white porcelain, looking especially characteristic of Huaxia.

Tang Yue usually ate less for dinner, but she couldn’t help eating an extra bowl of rice this time.

As for Shen Yunfei, Tang Yue just treated him like any ordinary person...

After dinner, Lian Qingyang followed Shen Yunfei to sleep.

Anyway, it was just across from Tang Yue’s house.

Early in the morning.

Lian Qingyang got up early to work out, and seeing that it was about time, he went to buy breakfast and brought it back.

"It’s so early?" Tang Yue glanced at the time, which had just reached seven o’clock.

Lian Qingyang handed over the freshly baked croissants and orange juice, saying, "Sister Xiao Yue, these croissants are very fresh; I watched them being made, still warm. The orange juice is freshly squeezed, too. I tried it, it’s sour and sweet, tastes great."

Lian Qingyang bought two portions and didn’t forget to bring one for Wu Xin. He said, "Sister Xiao Yue, honestly, the coffee in F country is really good, let’s go have coffee in the afternoon."

"Sure." Tang Yue smiled and responded, munching on the warm croissants, she asked, "Qingyang, how is your computer business going?"

"I’ve already brought in a hundred computers and installed my games on all of them. Also, as you suggested, I changed the desktop wallpaper to game images. Oh, and I brought some photos." Lian Qingyang excitedly started rummaging through his luggage.

Although he stayed at Shen Yunfei’s place, all of Lian Qingyang’s things were in Tang Yue’s living room. He searched through his suitcase, and, sure enough, found some photographs to show her, saying, "Sister Xiao Yue, take a look, are these pictures good-looking?"

Lian Qingyang was looking for a compliment.

Tang Yue took the photographs, examining them one by one. The game graphics weren’t exquisite and, compared to the sophisticated games of the future, could only be regarded as the simplest ones. But just like that, they were already the best games of the current time.

"Not bad." Tang Yue praised. She had played the game twice before; it was easy to pick up and had a sense of leveling up that made one want to continually raise the game’s level.

"I knew it was good." After being praised, Lian Qingyang felt even more confident. He said, "After we return from F country this time, I’ll start selling computers. Sister Xiao Yue, what do you think would make them sell better than others?"

"That’s easy, just add your game’s selling points into it," Tang Yue spoke earnestly. She might not be too familiar with computers, but in the future, no one could do without them. Having several computers in each household was even common. She thought for a moment and asked, "Qingyang, have you ever thought about developing and making your own computers?"

"Forget it, I’ll just stick to games," Lian Qingyang decisively shook his head. "With the little money I have, it’s nowhere near enough to develop computers."

Upon hearing this, Tang Yue instantly realized her naiveté. She continued, "Then, you must establish your game company, and whenever you make a game, you should apply for patents for each one."

Patents?

Lian Qingyang looked at Tang Yue, perplexed. 𝓯𝓻𝓮𝙚𝙬𝓮𝙗𝒏𝙤𝒗𝙚𝙡.𝒄𝒐𝓶

"No, that’s not right. How do you apply for patents for a game? It should be applying for the copyright of the game software, which means if others want to make similar games, you can sue them for infringement," Tang Yue carefully explained. She may not have understood everything, but she shared everything she knew with Lian Qingyang.

Lian Qingyang didn’t quite understand it all, but Tang Yue mentioning making similar games gave him a wake-up call. He immediately took out a notebook from his luggage and began to record everything down. He felt that this was indeed an important matter.

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