Game: It Was Said to Be a Fun Game, but It Was Actually a Bloody Battle in World War II

Zhao Ming traveled through parallel Blue Star and took over a bankrupt game company. Cyber ​​Blue Star: 2077, which was made by the original owner for 60 million yuan, was plagiarized by Emperor Penguin and cost 500 million yuan to copy it, and even instigated the rebellion of core employees. There were only nine days left in the anti-war competition, and the computing power limit was less than two million. Everyone thought it was over—but Zhao Ming said he wanted to make a game. What he knocked out was called World War II: Rise of an Empire. Before the landing craft reached the shore, the heavy machine gun tore the front row into pieces, and blood spattered all over the screen. Shen Qinghan personally tested forty times in a row and was forced to curse - the more he died, the more he wanted to restart. The gameplay is simple: one life, you will be lame if you are shot, you cannot resurrect if you die, you can only lie down until the game is over. When reporters rushed in, the mole was lying on the ground bleeding. Zhao Ming said without changing his expression that the other party was the one who made the first move. The Emperor Penguin plagiarism scandal and the boss beating up the employee who leaked the information dominated the headlines, but the real bomb he threw into the public opinion field has just been launched - what is "World War II"? Where is the "first time"? Countless people are watching the official website counting down, waiting for him to release the real thing. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.