Demon Beast Escape has countless Radiant Magical Girls hooked on running and running.
Magic Stone Match has players all over the world absorbed in the joy of matching magic stones.
The Galgame Magical Girl Madoka makes countless magical girls cry over the bond between Madoka and Homura, shattering their will to fight.
Magical Girl Delta Force sows discord and undermines the unity and teamwork of the Radiant Magical Girls...
This is a primitive world of Radiant Magical Girls with no online games, no gacha, and no multiplayer.
Hei Li, who transmigrated into the role of a Dark Witch destined to destroy the world, was a game designer in her previous life who worked herself to death pulling all-nighters.
Though she wields the ultimate power of darkness, enough to erase a continent with a single click, she can't be bothered to destroy the world.
Instead, she has unlocked a brand-new path to godhood by lying flat: copy and mash together every hit game from Earth, then cash in the players' breakdowns for Dark Points.
Why destroy the world when making games earns Dark Points?
A top-tier witch doesn't destroy all life. She just mashes together the internet's greatest hits and keeps players all over the world firmly in her grasp!
So, let's start with the parkour minigame Demon Beast Escape!
Maybe it's really a good book? 🍉
Let Wo Kangkang [Send Hearts]
It's a little hard to stretch, but I can't tell where it is.
I've read several chapters and don't know what I'm writing about.
The text copy, the sentences are too unusual.
I don't understand the world view a bit. I hope you can expand on the protagonist's abilities, world view, and platforms for playing games with them. Anyway, until now, I can't tell whether they are in a quasi-medieval or quasi-modern worldview.
Okay, come on, author
Confused logic, no outline