You Asked Me to Write an Antiwar Piece, but I Wrote Call of Duty on the Spot?

Ye Dong transmigrates and discovers that he is taking part in a live-streamed game-creation show!

Contestants must create games on the spot based on prompts from the production team, and players can play them as they are being made.

So the prompt is: anti-war.

While the other contestants are still racking their brains to express anti-war ideas,

Ye Dong decides to take a different approach and creates Call of Duty: Modern Warfare.

The audience is stunned: You were told to make an anti-war game, so why does the fighting just get more and more exciting!?

But when the audience sees a nuclear bomb wipe out thirty thousand soldiers in one strike, the whole place erupts.

Ye Dong: Weren't you asking for an anti-war game? One nuclear blast, and you'll understand just how cruel war is.

Then, when the audience sees Ghost die at the hands of Shepherd, they grit their teeth in fury!

Ye Dong has to advance, because Shepherd has to die!

From then on, the show becomes Ye Dong's stage alone.

The prompt is mechs, so he makes Titanfall.

"Protocol Three: Protect the Pilot!"

The prompt is fame and glory, so he makes Cyberpunk.

"Let's burn this city to the ground!"

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