Game Development: Perfecting Guigu Bahuang from the Start

There is a game company like this:

It rose to prominence in the darkest era of China's domestic single-player game industry.

Its debut, Guigu Bahuang, was hailed as a beacon of hope for the industry.

Its later Gujian series even made the leap to become China's first AAA game.

And yet, at the same time,

on the battlefield of the crowded mobile game market,

the president of Yangyan Games gets his daily greetings from fans of series like Honkai, Genshin Impact, and Simulation Battle:

“That's some serious pay-to-win monetization.”

“How many seaside villas has Little Yan bought in Shanghai now?”

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.