You Asked Me to Make a Game, and I Started a Recruiting Frenzy?

Ye Yang returned to 2004 and became a senior in the computer science department at the National University of Defense Technology. He took on an outsourced game project for the local conscription office, which needed a game promoting university students' enlistment, to be completed within six months.

Ye Yang was at a loss. In the early days of the internet, game developers were scarce. How could he make a game on his own?

Fortunately, his System activated in time. With its help, he successfully created a military simulator combining the plots of I Am a Special Forces Soldier and Soldiers Sortie. The moment it came out, it took the internet by storm and inspired the whole country to enlist!

Netizen A: “If needed, I'll lay down my life for the country. If necessary, I'll save the last bullet for myself. This game's story is so thrilling. I want to enlist too, and become a special forces soldier!”

Netizen B: “He's clearly a capable man, but somehow he always looks like a coward. I absolutely love the character Gao Cheng. He made me cry so many times!”

The head of the conscription office: “I asked you to make a game, and you sparked a nationwide enlistment craze?”

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