Wang Luo unexpectedly transmigrates to a parallel world with a System.
He discovers that single-player games here are exceptionally advanced, while online games have become a wasteland that nobody cares about.
Having suffered greatly at the hands of Penguin Games, he decides to bring good news to the players of this world.
He creates Glimmer Games, determined to usher in a glorious age of online gaming for them.
League of Legends, DNF, CF, the Three Musketeers of Penguin Games: are you scared yet?
CS:GO, PUBG, Naraka: Bladepoint, Genshin Impact, Honkai: Star Rail, and more!
With so many games at his disposal, Wang Luo really wants to ask: Who else?
Years later, in an interview, Wang Luo says, "I just made those games on a whim. Who knew they wouldn't put up much of a fight?"
The players beg, "Please stop releasing new games. Our wallets can't take it anymore. Please, have a heart."
Wang Luo: "How is that my fault?"
Then he pulls out his trump card: an esports league.
Little Ma feels like he's living in Wang Luo's shadow. Why does it feel like he's losing something?
Step by step, Wang Luo ascends to the throne of online gaming and earns a title from players and netizens alike:
The Vampire of the Gaming World!
It's quite interesting, but the copyright issue of the game makes me a little uncomfortable. Not to mention company financing and other things, basically everything is available. CS only has the right to use it, which is very uncomfortable. It depends on what the author writes later. I still hope that the protagonist at least holds the game copyright in his own hands. Others are pretty good and quite realistic, especially the connection aspect, which I still prefer. Other novels about games are a bit too outrageous. What makes you a sheep at the beginning, digging for survival becomes popular, and killing penguins is too exaggerated. The world background is also okay, there is no mention of any somatosensory warehouse or national game producer. Other companies also make fun stand-alone games, but they are not the kind of world where a good game production environment and convenient supporting tools are available, but the platform cannot make good games. I really like this and give the author a five-star review. (First time writing such a long review) 🤦
It looks good, you can take a look
Very good, just don't isolate it