The Game Became Reality, but I'm the Developer

Blood Moon Survival is an open-world VR game that combines looting, mining, farming, and base-building.

As a game designer, Wen Yu is a diligent corporate drone by day and a force to be reckoned with in the game by night. She is one of its most celebrated god-tier players.

Others are masters. She is the RMB War God.

In the eyes of other players, she is a rich woman with no understanding of games at all: she wears the most gaudy, stat-free beauty gear, deals the lowest damage, receives the most insincere praise, and seems perfectly happy with it.

Few people know that the umbrella in her hand can transform into thirty-six different forms, combining offense, defense, and healing.

Every gemstone accessory on her hands, around her neck, or even in her hair is a hidden weapon, meticulously modified by the hands of a divine game designer.

And when she fights monsters using low-damage moves, it is only to test her ideas for skill animations.

One day, though, she discovers that the game she is armed to the teeth to play has become real.

The weapons she personally designs, builds, and releases during the day become the objects of players' desire that very night. Some even spend a fortune just to get the inside scoop on them.

The characters she painstakingly created also appear before her, alive and breathing.

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Players often wail on the game forum:

[This is way too overpowered! Is this poker-faced general really a boss that humans can beat?]

A few days later, a certain boss steps onto Sunken Island with a blank expression and dutifully takes up his post in the security booth.

[Remember how we were terrorized by the elf twins in the last few versions? I'm getting PTSD.]

A few days later, the elf twins show up on the island too. Holding a banner that reads