Reborn in 2001: The National Game Industry’s Nemesis

[Also known as: My Blockbuster Hits Crush the World's Masterpieces]

In 2001, the Korean online game Blood War: Empire swept through internet cafes across China!

Wang Jue binds himself to the underfunded "Kindling Engine" and leads a grassroots team in a comeback from the brink:

First Shot: Topple the Korean Gaming Myth

✓ Tamper with drop rates → Spend 1 yuan and get a +15 Dragon-Slaying Blade → Foreign-game tycoons quit overnight

✓ Develop Heavenly Dao 2D in-house → 128 MB of memory powers thousand-player siege battles

✓ Break the Korean formula: "Beat the Korean invasion with Chinese confidence!"

Second Shot: Beat Global Blockbusters to the Punch

→ Take on "Brilliant Miracle" → Equipment drops flood the server chat (internet cafes gather to watch)

→ Target "Neon Dance" → Free outfits just for signing in

→ Crush "Fantasy Epic" → Play as much as you want for a 30-yuan monthly pass

When Rainbow Island, Dungeon Fighter, and battle royale games arrive in China one after another,

server capacity surges by 500% → Chinese players jointly petition:

"Please launch an international server! Take the fight back to Korea!"

(A hardcore novel by an eight-year veteran game director | For true history buffs)