The Hit Game Producer of the Millennium

Game designer Wen Xiao, an employee at a major tech company, dies from overwork and opens her eyes in the year 2001.

A bulky computer sits before her, and pixelated little men dance like idiots on the screen. Windows 98 is still asking her to “Take a break.”

Faced with the snail's pace of dial-up internet, Wen Xiao nearly passes out.

At this point, Keyun Road in Guangzhou is just beginning to take off, and NetEase's servers are still in the local telecom bureau's machine room.

At this point, the area beside Hangzhou's West Lake is deserted, and Ma is still sitting in a classroom.

Wen Xiao has a sudden thought: If someone's going to make it big, why can't it be me?

Make games! Right now! Immediately!

From the casual game A Dream Journey to the East, which sweeps the nation, to the era-defining, blockbuster 3D open-world game Twilight of the Gods.

From a one-person “indie studio” to a “gaming empire” with countless original top-tier IPs.

She overrules all objections and uses A Dream of Red Mansions to break into the women's gaming market.

Then Three Kingdoms kicks down the door to the global market, bringing Chinese culture to the top of overseas charts.

Wherever Wen Xiao goes, her competitors are left howling in defeat, not a single one left standing.

The industry says of her: “A woman who exists like a bug!”

Gaming media say of her: “It's not that she caught up with the times. The times finally caught up with her.”

Synopsis archived on 2025.09.28

Theme: A meeting of top-tier creativity and its era