Wu Chen transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes a game designer.
Technology in this world is incredibly advanced: glasses-free 3D, immersive AR, intelligent AI, and the metaverse have made the boundary between people and the virtual world increasingly blurred.
But technological progress hasn’t made people any happier. If anything, they’re under more pressure, so they crave ever more extreme thrills.
Games, reality shows, expeditions, and all kinds of other entertainment keep appearing.
But few are any good, and even fewer manage to amaze anyone.
Then Wu Chen arrives...
A shooter game based on the story of The Seven-Star Tomb of King Lu, combined with the thrill of a battle royale and this world’s cutting-edge sensory technology.
It drives everyone in this world wild!
When everyone barely survives the basic storyline and gets ready to catch their breath, Wu Chen waves a hand. The Celestial Palace, The Ancient City of Jingjue, The Insect Valley of Yunnan, and more are already waiting for them!
The Tomb Raider Notes game is a good Tomb Raider game. It has to be eliminated before the whole plot begins. It is neither fish nor fowl, so I skipped chapters to read it. The key is that it is very weak. The word count is always low. If you can't write it, don't write it. A good book does not depend on the word count. Can you believe it? It's been fifty chapters and I haven't even seen the tomb door yet.
The idea is very bold and the writing is hard to describe. Anyone who knows stand-alone games would never write it like this. How can the chicken-eating mode follow the plot of 100 people? The corpse cave is almost a decisive battle. Block the corpse cave and you can almost win the chicken-eating mode.
Saw it, not bad
Stimulating the battlefield and stealing pens really don't go together
It's really not even a little bit worse [covering face]
It's too watery. It's not recommended to listen to the book.