Gaming: Pokemon from the Start, and Streamers Everywhere Are Hooked

After transmigrating to Blue Star, where no classic games exist, he creates Pokemon with just 10 MB. A price of 9.9 yuan, simple graphics, and a premise that looks aimed at little kids. No one expected this game to conceal a fully realized world built around collecting and evolving creatures, type matchups, and Gym Challenges. Top streamer Dai Xiaomei gets stuck in Viridian Forest for an entire night, just trying to figure out "why you can still die after leaving a battle." Players across the internet flood the big publishers' forums demanding refunds, because they've finally realized that the "cute pets" they spent hundreds of yuan on are completely hollow. Faced with a barrage of criticism and a concerted attack from the publishers, Wang Yan does just one thing: he starts streaming, opens a new save, and picks Charmander, the most controversial choice. He'll show everyone how this game, dismissed as "unfinished," can reach its ending in just one hour. And when he is the first to clearly explain the rules of type matchups, the entire gaming world finally realizes that the world they thought they'd mastered is only beginning to reveal the tip of the iceberg. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.