If You Agree to Play Games, How Can You Become the Richest Man?

Your company needs this kind of talent.

To put it simply, it's just pretending to be a game maker. I haven't read much of it. Out of the 30 chapters, only 5 are about games. It's a lot of nonsense. If you want to read it, you can change it to someone who mainly makes games.

If it's for the relaxed atmosphere, the book is actually quite good. But for the world view in it, I've always been curious about whether those bosses have never been cut off. Let's put it this way, you have worked for the company your whole life, and you were already in trouble and you were making very little, but one day you were suddenly fired. You were fired and your pension was not paid, your parents in the hospital were unable to provide for you, your wife ran away with the children, and then you became depressed and wanted to commit suicide. Suddenly you saw the boss of your company passing by you, and then you still had a knife in your hand. How could such a coincidence happen in the world?

I used to not understand why there are so many junk games nowadays, but now I suddenly understand. Although there are factors other than financial constraints, the more important reason is that the producers themselves are not happy, so how can they make a game that makes people happy?

I feel like the author has a bit of a misunderstanding. The protagonist's system just cannot be involved. It's good to have all the benefits. It doesn't mean that the protagonist has to pay no attention to the game and be perfunctory, nor can he always rely on the people below to perform freely.

The male and female protagonists are attracted to each other because of the regrets in their previous lives. In this life, they want to make up for it. There is no problem. The villain was involved in a business crash, and his motives were reasonable. The only one who is not so reasonable is the editor who hacked the first game. Because he was scolded, he found someone else to hack with him... Although this character is a bit naive, but compared to the illogical reality, he is still logical. Then there is the villain force. I can only say that it was designed with reference to Penguin, wy, and mhy. It cannot be said to be a "prototype". Unless the author can provide proof, such as employment letters/resignation letters from the three companies, online posts are not strong proof. One final point: I did not mention foreign manufacturers. In reality, the main opponents of the buyout system are foreign manufacturers. But the book is a parallel world, maybe there are no foreign manufacturers? However, we can't expect the author to create a perfect world view. It's enough to have a partial world view to support the plot.

The plot was originally quite good, but it had to be milk candy, stockings mixed with milk, bread and dipped in food to the point where I couldn't stand it anymore.

If you completely abandon your brain and don't dislike the verbosity and the author's self-pleasure, then it will be an okay leisurely novel.

How to put it this way, it's not bad to kill time by watching casual movies, but the protagonist's brain is not very good. There is no inevitable connection between fishing and making huge profits in the game. Wouldn't it be better to work less time and provide better logistics services? Still want to do the opposite? If you can't make money, you have no ability to give employees high benefits. It's very anti-intellectual for the author to write it this way. Even if you want to write a casual novel, you shouldn't do it this way. It will make readers feel stretched. . .

The author thought he had hidden it very well, but we can find from the article that although he hinted at his identity as a girl, don't forget the four milk girls who appeared at the beginning, Mo Xiaoxuan, so the author is a man and a woman, and her identity is confirmed. Please send me the photos of women in black and white stockings maid outfits (only send them to me in private messages)