A veteran game producer transmigrates to a parallel world, only to discover he has a terminal illness.
Bound to an Emotion Value System, he can extend his life as long as the games he makes stir his players' emotions!
From the start, Zhou Dan makes "Getting Over It", tormenting countless streamers and players!
Then one hit game after another takes the world by storm.
"Dead Cells", "FGO", "Cuphead", "Silent Hill", *Dark Souls*…
It takes an unexpected incident for passionate players around the world to learn the truth.
Zhou Dan has been fighting his illness every day. The fact that he's lasted this long is already a miracle in medical history!
He's on the verge of death, yet he still devotes himself to making games!
In no time, players around the world are joining a petition.
“Zhou Dan, you old rascal, go rest already! Don't stay up making games… Don't you dare die!”
“Brother Zhou, please don't die. What games will we play if you're gone?”
“Zhou Dan is the brightest jewel in gaming history. If he dies, the whole industry will be set back decades!”
As an objective evaluation, this book is very good. Compared with other game production novels full of resentment, the old horse in this novel is calm, thoughtful, and has an overall view of the world, which is far from what other novels can compare with. Ma Huateng's words from now on, the world will be dominated by young people, expressed the sentiments of countless veteran game producers. Each player's emotions and thoughts have been made real. The protagonist's ability in business is also reflected in us. There is nothing better than profit. Although there must be some problems in my statement, this is my true thought. For now, I am giving some advice to the author. The main thing is that the protagonist can work with Lao Ma and Lao Ding to develop the game in the later stage, and the author once imagined that he would make the game. To achieve dominance among the three companies, it may not be impossible to bring in another MiHoYo. After all, there are no permanent friends and no permanent enemies in the world. Thank you for this (*^o^*)
It's hard to escape the rut when it comes to writing about games, especially the direction of the author's first few games, which to be honest is a bit familiar. After all, there are only a few games, and there are only so many ways to develop the plot. Another thing is that I am actually quite averse to anything that involves reality anchors. However, in my opinion, the author's grasp of these is very good, and he did not let these factors take over the spotlight. So this is the reason why I gave it five stars. It doesn't have too many poisonous points, and the story is told very smoothly and is quite innovative. Plus, it's a seedling, so I'll give it five stars.
Tell me clearly that your IQ will not be rubbed on the ground. And the games I promote are not the kind that are very impetuous. For example, the first one is Genshin Impact, Honkai Impact, etc. It's always been about Yuanshen and the like, so I'm going to complain about it, and just push it forward without even understanding it. ╰ (‵□′)╯
It's very comfortable to watch and nothing harmful. I'll give it five stars to support it.
Except for the main character's illness, which is like being offline, everything else is pretty good 🍉
Why is the update interrupted? 😢 😢 This is one of the more enjoyable books I have read, and it feels very smooth 😢 😢 😢
Tomato's new book is yyds
Nice but too short
The playability of Three Kingdoms is quite high, but do you really think I have the money to own the sp gods and martial arts?
I can see that you are a serious gamer.