I Conquered the Galaxy by Making Games

It features no romantic pairings and no insults to women, using terms like "mother," "father," "maternal grandparents," etc., So its quality speaks for itself, and it's very pleasing to the eye and ear.

The author has ideas and creativity, but their writing skills and pacing are somewhat lacking (not that I'm bad at it). I've only gotten to the part where they're preparing to livestream the game development. Some of the games mentioned before this part of the story had quite engaging premises, but the final product wasn't very good, which is a bit of a shame. 🥺

The entire text is devoid of any offensive female characters, including those related to mothers and fathers, and contains no villainous female figures. It's incredibly well-received. Love you, author! Let us beautifully portray our beloved daughters; the reading experience is excellent.

The plot moves very quickly, and the game feels like a combination of realistic games and novels. I didn't quite understand the interstellar conspiracy part; I only knew that someone wanted to harm the female protagonist, and then she saved the interstellar space.

I've forgotten a bit of the details, but since I've categorized it under "Love Your Daughter," it must be a female-friendly story. I remember it should have no derogatory language towards women and feature many female characters. The terminology used is female-centric, such as "mother" and "father".

[Advantages] The language used is feminine, without any insults or abuse directed at women; all characters are female by default; the game design primarily features female characters.

Advantages: Loves his daughter very much, looks very satisfying. The downside is that the writing style isn't very engaging when describing the game, especially in horror games that require atmosphere; it's not scary enough.

The plot felt a bit rushed, but the content was quite enjoyable.