You Asked Me to Open an Internet Cafe, but I Built a Gaming Empire

After transmigrating to a parallel world, Song Feng discovered that his predecessor had been stabbed in the back by Goose Factory and saddled with tens of millions in debt. Even after opening an internet cafe, Goose Factory had blacklisted him, leaving him on the brink of bankruptcy.

Fortunately, at a crucial moment, he awakened a Game Development System. With cutting-edge VR technology, Song Feng was determined to overthrow Goose Factory's **pay-to-win game empire and bring games rooted in Dragon Nation culture to the international stage.

He released the wuxia masterpiece Bloody Butterfly Sword. With flashing blades and leaps across rooftops, players across the internet exclaimed that this was what the true martial world of Dragon Nation was like. The only problem was that it was a little hard to beat. Players across the country practiced their combos day and night on a massive scale. After seeing satellite images, the United States was so alarmed that it stayed up all night investigating, only to conclude that they were just playing a game.

Goose Factory offered a huge sum to buy the game, only to discover that it had come from the very internet cafe they had blacklisted.

At the same time, the truth about Song Feng's original debt was exposed online. Goose Factory's stock plunged, and the company fell from its pedestal in an instant.

Just as netizens were cheering, Song Feng released another game: The Hidden Corner of Strange Harbor Records...

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