You Asked Me to Make a Game, So I Made Sanguosha?

Tang Zijie transmigrates into a game planner and discovers that this world has no Legends of the Three Kingdoms, while other games are outrageously expensive to play. Xunteng charges thousands for a single skin.

He’s just submitted his design proposal for Legends of the Three Kingdoms.

“If this trashy card battler becomes a hit, I’ll wash my hair standing on my head!”

“I’d rather make a sleazy reskin game!”

Then the game launches...

“How many rounds of Legends of the Three Kingdoms did Luo Guanzhong have to play to write Romance of the Three Kingdoms?”

“Holy crap, they give you all Five Tiger Generals at launch! What other game can do that?”

Other developers get called greedy for releasing skins, but a million players chase him down to demand more updates.

“When this general dies in a match, you don’t have to pay to revive them? The gorgeous voice lines and dialogue come with the general?”

“Quick, add more ways to spend money! I want to put more into this game. Whatever you do, don’t take it offline!”

“Divine Xun Yu only costs 65,000? Five stars! That’s an instant five-star review!”

He only meant to make a little money with Legends of the Three Kingdoms, but somehow he turned it into a national-level IP.

And just as everyone thinks he’s reached his peak...

Tang Zijie’s second System quietly activates.

[Cash Grab System]

The more money he rakes in with Legends of the Three Kingdoms, the greater the rewards.

The more he gets cursed out, the higher the rewards.

The more players complain while still wanting to play, the more he earns.

Tang Zijie looks at the quest list on the screen and can’t help laughing.

Isn’t this exactly what he was planning to do anyway?

So, while players across the server are still praising the conscientious game planner...

A 90,000-character DJ version of Wei Yan, Martial Zhuge Liang, and Liuying are on the way