Are You Crazy? You Call Honor of the Dead a Brain Game?

After transmigrating to a parallel world, Bai Ye becomes an "ordinary" programmer. At his company's request, he is tasked with making a simple puzzle game to raise the company's profile.

Just then, the Divine Programmer System binds itself to him.

With the System bound to him, Bai Ye works alone and creates a groundbreaking game: Honor of Kings.

The company boss looks at the game Bai Ye designed, a sheen of sweat forming on his forehead.

Boss: I asked you to make a simple little game. How did you end up making this?

Company employee: "This is way beyond a puzzle game, isn't it? The production is so polished. Did you really make it all by yourself?"

General manager: "This game is way too fun! It's so addictive! I can't stop playing!"

A few weeks later, Honor of Kings reaches the top of the global game charts.

After that, Bai Ye releases more groundbreaking games one after another, including Original Demon and Escape from the Battlefield, setting the whole world ablaze.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.