Lin Feng was twenty-four years old. He led a group of classmates who had not yet graduated to play games in a dilapidated office building in the suburbs.
The company is not big, so my second uncle drives a truck to take them to work.
There are not enough manpower, and programmers are losing their hair.
Funds are limited and the test machine is second-hand.
But the game they made is called "Little Cutie Story".
In this game, the player is the dean, awakening a shabby academy. Drawing cards is called "collecting dreams" and recharging is called "helping children realize their wishes". The first draw will definitely produce a five-star mini-full, and novices can draw unlimited re-draws in ten consecutive draws. There is a one-star cat in the game. It is extremely weak, but it will never die. It will only lie on the battlefield and restore health to the whole team.
On the first day of the open beta, anchor Bai Ye said firmly, "This game is just like that."
Three hours later, he was silent for a long time amid the lights of the Spark Festival, and said, "This game doesn't seem to be for kryptonians."
On the day of the new version, his eyes were red and he raised his account to the daily limit of 70,000.
Players say that this game is not for kryptonians, but for those who feel that it doesn't matter if they are alone in the game.
As for Lin Feng himself, he is the boss during the day and the full-match player "Feng Qi" at night.
He led his team, version by version, to make this small game that no one was optimistic about, and made it a home that players around the world are unwilling to offline.
