On October 14, according to Miha Tour's Ministry of Justice, the “Genshin” offline test and trade secret infringement case involving undisclosed characters and event information recently reached a final trial. The court rejected the appeal in the second instance and upheld the first instance verdict, finding that the tester Jin infringed trade secrets, and ordered him to stop the infringement and pay compensation for Miha's financial losses and reasonable expenses totaling 500,000 yuan. In addition, “Oaemin”, as the manager of an overseas TG channel, has also repeatedly lured and abetted Jin to buy hidden camera equipment, and used memory to leak secrets, and AI-processed candid photos of the undisclosed character “Fujin” sent by Jin by extracting confidential information during the testing process and then issued them with the intention of evading investigation and accountability, but they are still accurately located. Currently, the lawsuit against Zhai, the account's controller, is being handled in a separate case.

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