Li Jiawen, who spent his whole life as a corporate workhorse, is reborn in the early summer of 2008.
The game industry is still in its wild west days this year? Well… no offense, but
Happy Farm? Mine! Plants vs. Zombies? Mine! Minecraft? Mine! Stardew Valley? Mine!
Every blockbuster game that makes a fortune is mine!
In China, call me a small indie studio if you like. But overseas?
Call me the guardian of pixel art, the master of open-world worldbuilding, the founder of punishing death-loop challenges, the pioneer of the art of failed extractions, the creator of disastrous dialogue choices, the artist of urban traffic jams, the spokesperson for a decade of early access, the ambassador for Teyvat and Hyrule, the certified graphics-card incinerator, and the gaming world’s strictest dad!
What? No nomination from TGA again? Whatever. I’ll prove with my work that they’re a bunch of nobodies!
Entirely written by hand, no AI. Read with confidence.
Breaking up at the beginning, Chapter 4: Meeting a sports girl on the playground, so beautiful that I can't take my eyes away, Chapter 8: Starting a business, the first employee is a girl wearing washed white clothes
Like the picture above Are you more business-oriented or more emotional? There are too many emotional aspects, and you haven't made any money yet.
It's pretty good, pretty smooth, no flaws, keep updating.
You can continue to work hard to get food and good luck🍊🌰
Not bad! Fits the plot.
Not bad, there are few updates 🍉 🍉 🍉
This book feels like I have read it before and it is still complete. Could it be that my mobile phone has traveled through time?
It's pretty cool, but updates are slow.
It's very comfortable to watch, very close to reality and very reasonable. It has its own rhythm and no flaws. Big cheers for the author