I Use Games to Transform the Interstellar World

[Plot-focused, career-focused, little romance, with the game players as the main focus, and a pseudo-fourth disaster]

Modern-day game designer Chen Xingyu's heart stopped after a late night of overtime. In the blink of an eye, he transmigrated to the interstellar era, inhabiting the body of a "little lunatic" on a wasteland planet, someone everyone avoided.

The "little lunatic" spent every day scavenging trash, eating poorly and sleeping badly, and was as thin as a stick. Chen Xingyu couldn't stand living like that, so he decided to find a job on the Star Network.

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"The Fifth Alliance Game Competition is now in full swing! The top-ranked contestants will have the chance to sign with one of the three major game companies and become game designers! Millions in funding, billions of views! You could be the next star game designer!"

Only then did Chen Xingyu learn that the interstellar era had long since entered the age of full-dive technology, with all kinds of full-dive games appearing one after another.

But since full-dive technology had originally been developed for combat training, the mainstream games were all about mecha combat, battlefield command, and one-on-one soldier battles.

Chen Xingyu slapped his thigh. This was right up his alley!

Looking at his completely empty account, Chen Xingyu decided to start by making mini-games.

First game: "Fruit Slice"

Interstellar player: You can actually taste the fruit!

Second game: "Flying Knife Legend"

NPC: Dear player, did you drop this golden knife, or this silver one?

Third game: "Star Town"

NPC: Explain yourself! Are you only being so nice to me because you want the chive-and-egg stir-fry I drop?!

Fourth game: "Summon the Divine Generals"

NPC: Become the pillar of the contract warriors!

[Money-loving, scheming, smooth-talking bottom x cold-faced marshal top, with a height difference of two heads]

1. There will be lots of gameplay from the players' perspectives.

2. The mini-games are just the beginning. He won't keep making mini-games forever.

3. Plain language. You only need to lend your brain to the story, not use it.

4. I hope you read for fun and enjoy the story. Thanks for your support.

Theme: As long as you don't give up, things will get better