You Asked Me to Make a Stress-Relief Game, So Why Is the Whole Internet Depressed?

In this parallel world, VR technology has reached its peak, but game design is painfully lacking. The masses only know how to play match-three games and fruit-slicing games, and have never experienced what is known as the "ninth art."

Su Bai arrives with the [Mood-Wrecking Gamer System]. By collecting players' negative emotions, such as sadness, anger, and regret, he can redeem masterpieces from Earth.

And so, the games take a sharp turn in a completely different direction.

He releases NieR: Automata. The trailer features a cool, black-thigh-high-stocking-wearing beauty slaying monsters. Players sign up for the "fanservice," only to collectively delete their save files at Ending E, crying until they pass out.

He releases Cyberpunk 2077. Just as players are immersed in the hedonistic glamour of Night City, Su Bai springs an Edgerunners crossover on them, giving gamers around the world "David PTSD."

"You old scoundrel Su, give me back Joel! Give me back Arthur! Give me back Zhao Linger!"

"You promised a fun online game, but all you do is stab us in the heart?"

Faced with an online mob, Su Bai spreads his hands helplessly. "Can't you feel your souls being elevated? Once you've cried yourself dry, doesn't all the stress just disappear?"

This is the story of a devilish game designer cloaked in the guise of a healer, who uses the ultimate aesthetics of tragedy to ascend to godhood in this world.