We Agreed to Make a Terrible Game, So How Did It Become a Hit?

After transmigrating to a parallel world with a disastrously bad gaming industry, Gu Sheng binds himself to the Game Vault System and can think of nothing but making hit games. At his first job, he meets the most “generous” CEO in history, Shen Miaomiao. She gives him an 800,000-yuan budget for a pixel game and tells him to “use the most expensive assets to make the worst game possible.”

Gu Sheng is moved to tears: His boss truly loves games!

Shen Miaomiao is moved to tears too: Once we burn through 800,000 yuan, I'll get an 8-million-yuan rebate!

But after launch, Cat Mario takes livestreaming platforms by storm. Players curse as they buy it, and sales explode.

Shen Miaomiao refuses to give up: Let's make a horror game. It's bound to lose money! But streamers get so scared they smash their keyboards, and views soar past 100 million.

She fumes: Let's make a hardcore action game. No one will play it! But then the “culture of suffering” sweeps the internet...

One is desperately trying to lose money, while the other is determined to make great games. Every game “destined to flop” becomes an annual hit thanks to her “god-tier moves.” Later, Shen Miaomiao cries as she asks the System: What do I have to do to lose money?

System: ...How about you two get married?