In 2024, independent game producer Xu Ziyou accidentally traveled to Hong Kong in 1987 and overcame all obstacles in the prehistoric era of domestic games to reach the world stage.
When the domestic single-player market slumped to the bottom, he resolutely took up the banner and exported culture in reverse.
When the gaming empire he built stands around the world, the world will eventually know:
Games have never been an appendage of entertainment, but a boat of sparks, crossing the screen and across the ocean, carrying the fragrance of tea, lines of poetry, bricks and tiles and heartbeats from thousands of years ago.
He made players around the world understand,
The moon in Chang'an is not an illusion;
The wind in Bianliang is very noisy.
China's arena is more than just fighting and killing;
The journey of my generation will always be a sea of stars.
Reader comments
Apart from its small market, Hong Kong, an international city with a Western culture, can develop games based on martial arts, Three Kingdoms, Warring States, and Water Margin Chinese-style themes. It can also open up the market with foreign elements such as Mario's Western Fantasy worldview like Nintendo. It can also use Chinese literature themes for games such as Luotuo Xiangzi Life Simulator.
There's AI behind me and I'll never see you again
The writing is really good, with details, techniques, and growth. Come on!
I saw Chapter 61, is it a harem? Although the author's writing is okay, the harem is not my cup of tea. I give it four stars. Come on, author!
I rate it for myself, it has no reference value, it is just an introduction.
The writing is pretty good, more like a historical article whose main business is related to the game industry.
Not my thing, bye [vomit]
I have read more than 30 chapters, and the subject matter is quite interesting to me, but there are too many chapters that need to be skipped, making it a bit difficult to read.
Well written, keep it up.
Well written, please keep updating
Very good, hope more people see it.
It looks okay, but not many people have rated it. I would like to give you five stars to encourage it.
I don't know what to say, just two words: good-looking! Three words: very good! Four words: super good-looking! In short, it's just one sentence,
It's not a loss if you enter the trap!
The career virtuous person in the back is very cool. It's not an AI. The author is rubbing his hands.
It's very interesting. The last time I watched it was the reborn big player from the starting point.
Okay, but it's just too little, not enough to watch
Apart from its small market, Hong Kong, an international city with a Western culture, can develop games based on martial arts, Three Kingdoms, Warring States, and Water Margin Chinese-style themes. It can also open up the market with foreign elements such as Mario's Western Fantasy worldview like Nintendo. It can also use Chinese literature themes for games such as Luotuo Xiangzi Life Simulator.
There's AI behind me and I'll never see you again
The writing is really good, with details, techniques, and growth. Come on!
I saw Chapter 61, is it a harem? Although the author's writing is okay, the harem is not my cup of tea. I give it four stars. Come on, author!
I rate it for myself, it has no reference value, it is just an introduction.
The writing is pretty good, more like a historical article whose main business is related to the game industry. Not my thing, bye [vomit]
I have read more than 30 chapters, and the subject matter is quite interesting to me, but there are too many chapters that need to be skipped, making it a bit difficult to read.
Well written, keep it up.
Well written, please keep updating
Very good, hope more people see it.
It looks okay, but not many people have rated it. I would like to give you five stars to encourage it.
I don't know what to say, just two words: good-looking! Three words: very good! Four words: super good-looking! In short, it's just one sentence, It's not a loss if you enter the trap!
The career virtuous person in the back is very cool. It's not an AI. The author is rubbing his hands.
It's very interesting. The last time I watched it was the reborn big player from the starting point.
Okay, but it's just too little, not enough to watch