Breaking Dawn: from Dying Small Factory to Gaming Empire

Gu Shen, the meritorious producer of Tianxiang Interactive Entertainment, was kicked out because he opposed the krypton gold system. After three years of immersion, he waited for a chance to prove himself. Daybreak Games - a dying small factory with a valuation of 30 million and debts of 20 million, is on the verge of collapse. The industry is in a cold winter, capital is betting, and the team is disorganized... Everyone says it will die. But Gu Shen saw something that others couldn't see: It's not that the market has changed, it's that the product was wrong from the beginning. Free players and paying players are not antagonistic, but two ends of an ecosystem. When free players lose, paying players will also leave - this is not a cold winter, it is the inevitable end of stupid design. In three days, he will prove at the general meeting: Daybreak is not about waiting for death, it is about breaking the situation. Starting from a gambling agreement, he has to fight his way out of a desperate situation. This is a story about game philosophy, entrepreneurial counterattacks and changing industries. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.