Su Yu transmigrates to the Blue Star, a world where the gaming industry is decades behind.
What?
You say you're sick of Snake,
and don't want to play Tetris anymore,
and you're even tired of hacking your brothers to bits in the world of Cold-Blooded Legends?
Here, try Warcraft.
Too fantastical? Want something with more of a Chinese flavor?
Here, how about this Jin Yong Heroes game?
Too violent? Then how about this Legend of Sword and Fairy?
If that still doesn't work, I've also got StarCraft, Grand Theft Auto, League of Legends...
Watch as Su Yu uses his decades-ahead understanding of games to build a world-famous gaming empire that captivates everyone.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
A total of thirty-three chapters and sixteen chapters about travel. It's really awesome.
My world has to be S-level no matter what.
Real water, more than 30 water chapters, one-third of which have nothing to do with the game.
StarCraft! StarCraft! StarCraft!
Chapter 39: Panlong Mansion, Starry Sky Villa, Chapter 39, "I Am a Great Game Designer" written by Dhuang Mingmei.
The Witcher, Lao Gun, and Radiation, aren't these all classic IPs?
You don't develop a classic online game like Fantasy Westward Journey?
Is Minecraft the best among C-level games?