Lu Haoran, the game designer of the "Black Myth Journey to the West" series, was poisoned to death by his colleagues. He thought that the game of life was over, but he was reborn in June 1996, one month before the college entrance examination!
I couldn't tell my first love that I love you.
The last game I couldn't finish with my classmates.
China's first 3A masterpiece that could not be launched.
The world's strongest gaming empire that failed to be built!
Now that I have relived my life, then...
All regrets from the past life must be made up for!
All the achievements that have not been achieved must be achieved!
Reader comments
I really like this book, but it's a pity that so few people have read it.
Most game development novels have a "brainless cool" feeling, anxious to let the protagonist simply "shock" the world and reach the pinnacle of life. It's cool, but I think it's a bit outrageous and doesn't have much sense of immersion.
Although this book is also enjoyable, it gave me a long-lasting feeling. The author truly and delicately describes the wonderful life of a person who works hard, has forward-looking ideas (of course this idea comes from time travel), and becomes a talent through game development, from high school to university to starting a business. Because I had a great sense of immersion, I felt very regretful after reading it. Thinking that if I had worked so hard back then, maybe my life would have been so beautiful [laughing and crying]
Super good-looking, super good-looking. Big cheers for the author
Tomato finally has a good game-making novel
5 Stars in the early stage, 3 stars in the middle and late stages
It's such a good book, why doesn't anyone read it?
I really like this book, but it's a pity that so few people have read it. Most game development novels have a "brainless cool" feeling, anxious to let the protagonist simply "shock" the world and reach the pinnacle of life. It's cool, but I think it's a bit outrageous and doesn't have much sense of immersion. Although this book is also enjoyable, it gave me a long-lasting feeling. The author truly and delicately describes the wonderful life of a person who works hard, has forward-looking ideas (of course this idea comes from time travel), and becomes a talent through game development, from high school to university to starting a business. Because I had a great sense of immersion, I felt very regretful after reading it. Thinking that if I had worked so hard back then, maybe my life would have been so beautiful [laughing and crying]
Super good-looking, super good-looking. Big cheers for the author
Tomato finally has a good game-making novel
5 Stars in the early stage, 3 stars in the middle and late stages
It's such a good book, why doesn't anyone read it?
Very good game novel