Let You Make a Game, and You Will Directly Make a Blockbuster?

In the first chapter of the opening chapter, I was directly poisoned. The boss of a big company asked the entire industry to boycott the protagonist just because you refused him to join the company? ? ? Do you want to read what you are writing? Why should a newly graduated college student treat you like this? Who are you? . . Every year there are so many people resigning from other companies, and the whole industry bans them, right? I looked at the writing date and it's not a book written before 2010. Why is it so old-fashioned? Just make the villain?

Does this protagonist simply not want to make money? Some classic songs are given away on demand, and they are given to other companies. Does the artist have anything to do with the protagonist? We don't want to use money-making games to make AAA masterpieces. There are system reward plug-ins and system plug-ins for games such as Genshin Impact. If we use any of them, we won't be able to develop masterpieces.

It's a very interesting novel about growing from weak to powerful. Even most mobile games have not been written about, and the protagonist does not have a wife.

You are such an awesome gaming company and you don't even have your own building. Are you serious about selling virtual helmets in the future? So unqualified

It's a mindless and refreshing novel. The people in the novel live in the 1980s. I guess anyone in Tank Battle could have an orgasm, but it's still a bit exciting.

Doesn't the platform sell foreigners? Slay the Spire feels like it's making a little less money. I haven't looked at it yet, but I've seen the research and development of Monster Hunters. There are quite a few foreigners buying Monster Hunters. It feels like your game only has some sound in China but not at all abroad.

Originally, it was acceptable as a cool novel. Although there are many bugs, such as the music mentioned in the comment section, and the forced shaping of the villain, etc., I think these bugs are acceptable for a cool novel. What I can't accept the most is that the author obviously has no in-depth understanding of the game. Anyone who has played the game can basically see many problems in describing the game (this is Slay the Spire. I obviously can't accept such a god-like game being written like this). The author still has to play the game novel before writing it.

A mess of words, the writing is totally wrong.

I can't handle many places very well, and my understanding of many games is very average. When writing this kind of thing, since it's virtual reality, I have to skip the PC game templates and modes. For example, in 2077, each different identity choice will bring a different life trajectory, instead of being the same as the original version, with a slightly different beginning and everything else being the same. Since there is a perfect intelligent AI, you can completely give NPC characters and insert lines from several golden classics. Everything else is done by Ai It would be much more exciting to have real-time feedback on real-time calculations, and the tasks could have more different ways to describe the clearance process and be written from different perspectives. Fortunately, you are a member and can watch it for free. If I had to pay for it, I would be embarrassed to even see it on the shelves. Anyway, you can pass the time by reading or listening to novels. It doesn't matter if you don't hear the content for a while, because most of them are about the game process

Even though I have seen many similar ones, this one is refreshing to me. It is systematic but not too outrageous, and the direction of the system is also a bit original. The early games also start from small production, and will not directly take off on the spot such as My Time World, Pokémon, King of Glory, Plants vs. Zombies, Happy Match, Angry Birds, Sheep, etc. This is unique among many similar books. Zhen Bu stamp