Back to 1999: I Build a Gaming Empire
重返1999：我缔造游戏帝国
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 553k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Game Development: The More You Rip Off, the More Fun It Is游戏制作：当然是缝的越多越好玩Alternate title on Fanqie
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Urban Fiction Is Getting Worse and Worse. Please Recommend a Truly Great Book.
Urban cultivation, everyday urban life, urban apocalypses: the quality of these settings is getting worse and worse, and the genre is declining. Urban superpowers are still barely holding up after “Slaying the Gods” brought them into the spotlight.
Fellow Chinese Readers, Be Honest: What Books Do You Read Most on Your Bookshelf?
Anything goes, whether male- or female-oriented: System stories, urban fiction, romance, mystery and suspense, and so on.
Quiet and Engaging, Best Read with Some Thought
I've read most novels already.
Help, Life Is Exhausting Enough Already. Looking For Relaxing, Healing, Farming Stories
I’ve Recently Gotten Into Novels About Protagonists Developing Games
The Protagonist Starts a Game Studio and Makes AAA Games
Game Development, MiHoYo Really Gets It?
Any Novels About a Protagonist Who Makes Games with Lots of Heartbreak? No Preferences
Any Stories About Making Video Games? Preferably Rated 9.0 or Higher
Any Novels About Making Video Games?
I feel like there aren’t many novels about making games. Please recommend some.
Game Development: Making a Steam Studio or Steam Game
Steam is practically at the top of the gaming world, whether domestically or overseas. Why does everyone only write about miHoYo? Doesn't anyone write about G Fat?
Looking for Novels About Developing Video Games, Please, Everyone 😭😭😭
I can’t find anything good to read.
Great Game-Themed Novels
Looking for something like "Game Invasion". It's a great, fairly comedic book with plenty of twists and turns. Give it a try, everyone.
Stories About Game and Anime Studios, At Least 100 Chapters
Reborn in 2009: Bitcoin, Splitting Garlic Penguin Five Ways, Microsoft, and LV Desktops
Stories About Making Games, Having a System, and Pranking Players
No suggestive content that only skims the line.
Reader comments 50
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The plot has a sense of age, and it's like picking out a large portion of the old era. It's hearty and refreshing, and it has a different flavor from the game writing I've seen before. I hope it can continue to be maintained. Nothing surprising There is no need to emphasize the leadership setting
Chapter 71 progress. Good looking, no big surprises. I hope the plot focuses on career and not on emotional lines. If you have to write about emotional lines, don't write about the female CEO, the apple of an official's eye, secretary, or assistant. It's best to just take it all in one go. Afraid of being poisoned by other texts. Looking forward to the follow-up, don't be fooled, don't be unfinished, and finish the review👍
I went, why is it gone? Doesn't this book involve pornography, politics, or crime?
From an objective point of view, this book still has flaws. The reason why I gave it a high score is very simple. I have always liked reading this type of novels. Rebirth➕Internet➕Games are the novels that are most suitable for me, but there are too few on the market, or most of them are impure [laughter][laughter][laughter][laughter]
Why? Is there any reason for being banned? 😢 😢
I hope the author will write more stories about players. I personally don't like to read so much about the process of making games. The one about CS felt very good. Also, the author doesn't have to develop all the games by the protagonist. A few signatures are enough. There are game platforms. Others will definitely make it when they see you doing so well. After all, "The heroes of the world are like the crucian carp crossing the river." Also, I hope the author will add more updates.
As a newbie, the writing is very good, and there are no flaws. It's just that the first paragraph is too long, which is a bit unsatisfactory. It is recommended to re-divide it, otherwise many people will reject it directly after seeing the large paragraphs. The author knows a lot about the game and has a lot of ideas. Please keep updating!
It was very well written, why was it suddenly taken off the shelves?
Why was it removed from the shelves? I could still watch it just now.
This is my favorite game production article that I have ever read. The era of online games is approaching. I don't know if the author has played a lot of online games. What I personally regret most is that Dragon Nest, Elsword, and Age of Guns are on the road of no return.