You Asked Me to Spend Money on Gacha, So What Is This Black Myth?

Ye Chen transmigrates to a parallel world and activates a game-making System.

He plans to create the first AAA game in Silk Country.

But his boss rejects the idea, his colleagues mock him, and his subordinates oppose him.

"What's the point of an AAA game? Isn't it better to make money from gacha?"

"Director Ye, female players account for eighty percent of game revenue these days, so I want more male character pairings."

"Ye Chen, you're still dreaming about that AAA game of yours? Get real. Making money and turning a profit are what matter."

At last, when the company tries to pocket the share of the profits from his project, Ye Chen turns against them.

"If you won't make it, I'll do it myself."

And so, Black Myth bursts onto the scene.

It not only fills the gap in Silk Country's AAA game industry,

but also sets off a global sensation, raking in ten billion on launch day!

Then, one after another, major games based on classical mythology burst onto the scene: Chinese Paladin, Legend of the White Snake, The Investiture of the Gods, and the Primordial World.

They not only inspire overseas players to learn about Silk Country's culture,

but also attract powerful forces that step in to promote them.

And so he achieves a perfect life.

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