Veteran game planner Su Nuannuan wakes up after dying suddenly from overwork, only to find herself the head of a game studio on the verge of bankruptcy. The studio’s entire assets: a tech nerd, a socially anxious artist, and three months’ rent. Meanwhile, players in this world are still spending big on static, turn-based games.
Just as everything seems doomed from the start, the System comes online and gives her the complete design documents for Zenless Zone Zero, the last game she played on her phone.
So while everyone else is still making “one slash for 999 damage” games, she releases a demo of Anby’s fluid, flowing strikes.
The whole gaming industry goes wild.
Hardcore players beg for a download link, while executives at major studios scoff that it’s “all style and no substance.” Su Nuannuan quietly redeems even more outrageous high-tech gadgets and recruits a genius music producer who had been shelved.
From a bowl of ramen on Sixth Street to the end-of-the-world bustle of New Eridu, from Nekomata’s struggle against fate to Agent 11’s cold loyalty, she uses code, step by step, to build a world players can call home.
Outsiders think she is a genius game developer who came out of nowhere.
Only Su Nuannuan knows that more than one Zenless Zone Zero still lies in her System inventory...
(The servers open in Chapter 69. You can skip the earlier plot without affecting your reading.)
I haven't seen much so far and can tell you what I think are the pros and cons. Let's talk about the shortcomings first: the writing is too detailed, whether it is the plot or the characters, it is a bit risky to write like this. If there is one point that is not grasped well, I am afraid that the plot will be different from the previous rhythm, and the souls of the characters will be slightly different. The detailed writing will test the author's patience. Let's talk about the advantages: the writing is so detailed that it makes people want to read it. The prerequisite is that the author has excellent writing skills. This book can be savored carefully. There are currently no big problems with the character creation. I think it is acceptable. Also, if the author can continue writing it, judging from the current progress, the plot of JueZuo Zero will have two ways. 1. Speed up the progress at a node. 2. Write other games while writing JueZi Zero. No matter what kind of writing method, I hope the author can change it according to his own ideas. The change is not necessarily the writing. There are also bad points in the plot. Changing the plot is not just to make up for regrets. For example: To be honest, I didn't feel much about Pompey's death when I was watching the plot. But in the subsequent activities, I gradually felt fuller about Pompeo's character. I was wondering if I could add some of his highlight moments in the plot. I posted so much because I fell in love with this book and its delicacy. I hope that while retaining the characteristics of this book, I can also maintain the emotional lines of the characters in the book, but I have to distinguish the priorities. Just like the moon and stars, the stars will not block the light of the moon, but its shimmer is also a feature of the night.
It is detected that the automatic current limit of zero zone is in progress [laughing]
It's okay so far, but the production speed is a bit slow. It should be done faster. Then you can add some game plots in the future to introduce it to people who have never played the game (such as arranging a game anchor to play the game and pass the main storyline). Some of the character interactions look a bit awkward, I'll just polish them in the future.
The structure is clear and the plot is smooth, very good
Who knows what it feels like to wait all day just for a bite of rice from the teacher? When I see the teacher update, I feel like there is hope in life.
The beginning is not amazing, but it is plain and comfortable to read. I agree with you. Please try your best to update.
Very good. This is the first time I have seen a novel with a plot.
I've been playing the open beta for a few days🌚I went back to play it yesterday, and I suddenly felt that this game is quite fun.
I have never seen such detailed writing in my life, but the plot is a bit slow. I can speed up the progress later.
Yes, but the plot advances too slowly