After transmigrating into a parallel world where all anyone knows is "pay-to-win Legend of Mir" and "risque dating sims," Chu He, a VR game designer on the verge of graduating into unemployment, binds himself to the Global Ragequit System.
As long as the VR games he makes can bring players to tears and stir up negative emotions, he'll get god-tier code and a fortune!
And so, the swindler hailed by the gaming world as the "Dark Demon God," the "Ultimate Tearjerker," and the "Enemy of All Players" makes his grand debut.
While other game studios are busy making softcore, suggestive games, he releases a VR game about "a tender, innocent first love."
But on the day of the finale, after players have struggled through countless trials and reached the childhood sweetheart's bedside full of hope, they're met with the flatline of a machine and a love letter that will never be sent...
A top-tier streamer famous for her risqué content cries so hard she passes out and has to be rushed to the hospital. Countless players smash their VR headsets in the middle of the night, then pile razor blades outside Chu He's office building before dawn.
Players break down: "You old villain Chu! What happened to the heartwarming, healing story? Why is the whole plot just death, betrayal, and missed chances?"
His competitors rage: "He's a total psycho! But why does every one of his soul-crushing games win TGA Game of the Year?"
As an internet-wide campaign demanding he change the ending erupts, Chu He simply closes his livestream and gazes at his rage points, now past a hundred billion, with a faint smile.
"Games are the ninth art, of course. Make you laugh, and you'll move on and forget."
"Only pain can make you remember me for the rest of your life."
It's a formulaic template, and the inspiration is okay. Not surprisingly, it's AI-assisted in writing, but it's a bit uncomfortable to listen to a book.
I give you full marks, don't worry about making you proud, the writing is very interesting, and I hope the audience will have more fun with The Knife. A bit dry
The perfection of flowing water is easy to forget, but only with enough sadness can it be remembered... It's not that I hate perfect happy endings, but the ending with all the knives makes me unforgettable for a long time. I only have regrets... The knife is delicious! I love eating knives! Knife…
Nice! I have seen so many betrayals and pains of love, family and friendship that I am almost immune to it, but the feeling of national sentiment, the pain of having to be separated between life and death in war, the despair and relief of having hope but knowing that there is no possibility of survival, really made me cry to death🥹
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It's good to cry, cry, cry
Come on, come on, come on, come on
It looks good and makes me cry. It made me cry to death.
It's okay, it's okay
Update soon!! Every story makes me cry Do you want to try Fantasy Westward Journey? The ending seems to have the concept that the protagonist will also die.