Is Playing Pirated Games Shameful? The Old Buddha Paid for It

He transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes the owner of a game studio.

Li Muchen originally just wanted to copy a few games from his previous life and live a financially free life.

But he discovers that this world's gaming industry is no less advanced than the one he came from.

The problem is that all the good games are made overseas, and those game companies are all sanctioning Huaxia. They are not only withholding technology, but also refusing to provide gaming services.

The domestic game companies are helpless. Some even suggest acting like lapdogs for foreign companies and distributing their games.

Li Muchen is furious. He decisively establishes the Zhuyi Games website to ** foreign games.

Tomb Raider 8, Sekiro, The Witcher...

Once one game after another has been ** and translated into Chinese, American lapdogs launch a frenzied attack on Li Muchen and the players, calling him a thief and a robber.

They call players of ** games beggars and trash.

Li Muchen simply smiles calmly. "Who says everyone didn't pay? The Empress Dowager paid for all of you long ago."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.