The Player’s Heart

Bad reviews. I abandoned the book when I read the third volume and about 44% of the content. The first volume of this book is completely about wage earners. It uses more than ten or two hundred thousand words to write a history of the struggle of the lowest class workers. If you are not curious about Japan, you can abandon it here. In the second volume, starting a magazine, being a game show host, developing arcade machines, and even being a third-party developer of Nintendo are all normal. But what I want to complain about is that in the middle period, the share puzzle was solved. An uncle who inexplicably made no contribution at all and even had no role in the role inexplicably owned 50% of the company's shares. ? ? ? ? What are you doing! ! ! You provide the funds, the strength, the creativity, and then an uncle with no elementary school education can naturally own these shares. The protagonist is busy working overtime every day, but the uncle has nothing to do and doesn't know what to do all day long. . . You thought that would be enough, but what follows is even more outrageous. The author turned on the reverse cheat. First, the protagonist's leg was broken because of the breakup between the cube machine and Nintendo. Several years passed after the protagonist. The protagonist did nothing and rested on his laurels. Others have grown up in the past few years, and then the protagonist began to fight against these newly rising manufacturers. After that, I dragged and dragged until the Nintendo Handheld came out. The protagonist then pushed out the handheld to compete. As a result, the protagonist couldn't beat the Nintendo. What did you do these few years ago? Next, the author comes back to Reverse Goldfinger, and Pokemon from Nintendo are out again, this. . . Okay, endure it. At the beginning of the third volume, the protagonist wants to give up all the shares, give the shares to all employees, and leave the house, clean and pure, to develop games! ! ! ! ! This, this, this, I actually fell into deep thought. Could it be that this is a studio work? Forget it if you don't want more than 20 billion U. S. Dollars of shares. You can continue to be your coolie, but you are burdened with the expectations of tens of thousands of families, and the expectations of those Japanese families who left their hometowns to follow you to work in China. You just ran away and left them in a foreign country? Let's go. It's the first time I've seen such a book that makes people vomit blood with anger. Who on earth recommended this work fully in the first place? Let me beat you to death.

I finished reading this book 8 minutes before the deadline. Although the book is not too fast-paced, it is not too cliché, which is good. I choose to subscribe.

Anyone who writes code knows that the thoughts of the novel are the thoughts of the author. There are many things that we may not be able to experience personally in our lifetime, but because of words and language, we have room for imagination.

I just want to say. . . Author, you only look for objective reasons and keep complaining about emitting negative energy. We read books to relax. The more negative energy you have, the more erratic your updates are, the fewer people will subscribe, and then you double down on your complaints. . This is an endless cycle. . .

I'm confused. Is this a book about games or about the author's international disputes and specific relationships in the era of science popularization? It's too watery. I think I can finish it in 200 chapters to really describe the plot. 70% Of it is meaningless science popularization and the author's self-pleasure... It's so tiring to read.

To put it simply, when you write games, just write them well. I don't ask you to be good at writing other things, but you can't stand it if you not only can't write well but also stuff yourself with shit.

I saw that the country asked the protagonist to give up his identity and go to the United States to remain anonymous. I gave up on this part. I didn't understand what the operation was at all?

It's very good. It can be seen that I wrote it very carefully, although the results are not very satisfactory. Come on, you will succeed

I feel like the beginning and the following were not written by the same person. The difference is huge.

What you are writing is not a game history... A time-traveling gamer wants to change history rather than record it. I have been supporting you since the beginning and now I can't help but say a few words!