I Married a Rich Woman at First Sight, but I Only Want to Make Games

Give me some honest advice. I've been watching it myself. Until now, I'm not sure whether this is a romance novel or a game production novel. I'd say it's a love story. The two of them haven't made any progress. The female protagonist thinks the male protagonist is a bit strong. I'd say it's a game production novel. It's fifty pieces. A Little Nightmare can't be seen now. I feel like I won't be able to finish these more than a hundred pieces. You should determine a general direction as soon as possible. When writing about love, let the male and female protagonists interact more to speed up their relationship. At least their interaction should appear in every picture. When writing about game production, you must speed up the production. After all, there are so many good games. According to your progress, you can write sixty or seventy pictures for a game to make it. Write a few more player feedback and feedback from friends and businessmen. You will need about a hundred pictures for one game. It is too late and readers will be lost. A little immature personal advice. If you have different opinions or you think the writing is good, please discuss it rationally~ Gave it a five-star review

The author has a good control over the pace of this book. The dual-line operation of love games. I see many comments saying that making games is too slow, but this is normal speed. The steps of developing a game and the content of the story must be logical. It can't be like that kind of system writing. The game is like wholesale and there is no logic at all. Is a fast-paced but cookie-cutter assembly line novel really good? Come on, author. Can you update 10 times a day?

I finished reading it in one night. The early and middle parts of the story are actually pretty good. Although the love relationship progresses very slowly, the career line is written in quite detail, and the daily interactions between the company and family are not boring. I guess it was because I wasn't very good at reading data, so I ended it hastily. It's a pity, but it's understandable. It seems that it is rare to see a book that perfectly combines love and game production with good data. Maybe those who read romance books don't like game production, and those who read game production don't like the inclusion of romance elements. The best book I've seen so far is the Godfather of Games and the Movie Queen [face covering]

Dude, you already have over 100,000 words, so why haven't you started working on your first game that is officially intended to make money? Then does the release have to wait until 200,000?

In terms of plot, except for the poisonous point of the heroine concealing her identity, although the progress is very slow, it is barely watchable. Although the current plot is the idea proposed by the male protagonist, in the end all the credit belongs to the female protagonist. After all, she is the boss. Even if she wants to poach people later, they will be poached because the female protagonist refuses. I expect that the male protagonist will gradually identify with the female protagonist's company later, and will not leave even if it is revealed that the female protagonist is the boss of the company.

It's pretty good. Except it's not like a game article, everything else is pretty good. Maybe it's because I haven't experienced the old antiques and small games I experienced in those eras. When I look at the small games made by the protagonists, I don't feel much about them. I still prefer the cool ones like 3A masterpieces.

Author, author, is it right that it only took a day after reading fifteen chapters? The writing is worthy of recognition, but the plot does not advance at all [laughing]

Aren't you talking about game writing? Why are there only two games and the second one has just been planned?

This book is simply my daily happiness power bank! The author writes about the daily life of couples with the tension of a suspense drama - you thought you were watching a programmer's entrepreneurial story, but you found out that it was an extremely sweet record of post-marital love. The writing style is like sugar-roasted chestnuts just out of the pot, warm and crispy, and every trivial matter in life can be written with twists and turns and laughter. Now I am more active in updating every day than waiting for takeout. I beg the author not to stop updating this fairy tale for adults! I just saw the latest chapter, but I don't really want to see that shitty yellow button. I hope the author will support it and improve it [Bookshelf plus one]

I personally feel very good about seeing the shit yellow button once. The impression of flash marriage is not that bad, and there are many funny plots.