I Am the President of a Virtual Reality Game Company

I couldn't resist writing a review after reading the fourth chapter. The introduction of two supporting characters was truly amazing. There aren't many authors who can write like that. Manager Liu, a failed dreamer. He neither mocked the protagonist's dream nor applauded his ideals. I think if the protagonist's business fails, he might become the next Manager Liu.

Later on, the protagonist goes on a money-making spree (monopoly), only taking in money and not giving it out (no cost, no investment), and doesn't create jobs (no cooperation). The game's fees are insanely high, and I don't know where all these rich people come from. Forget about the middle class, even the middle class is tied to housing. I feel like the story has fallen apart.

Many people think the name "Anti-Japanese Hero" is bad, but I think it's alright. Here's some analysis, hoping for a refined interpretation. 😁 First of all, regarding the resistance against Japan, I think it was better than the Far East battlefield, which was generally used by Europeans. It was originally our land, so there was still a sense of alienation in the Far East.

Well, a perfectly good topic and idea were ruined. 1. Aliens gave him a cheat code. It's inherently toxic. Compared to others, this "golden finger" thing can't be explained, it can't be logically consistent, so they just say it's from some alien technology and gloss over it. At first, I thought it would improve later, but who knew that aliens would suddenly possess someone and negotiate.

I couldn't keep reading after about 300 chapters. I abandoned it a year ago, and I wouldn't have even remembered the book if someone hadn't criticized me in the chapter comments. (In chapter 282) I saw someone post about the book's flaws, but the biggest problem is actually the author's writing style.

Has the author started a new book? It's not your fault that this book was abandoned; the structure of this book meant that there were very few people on Earth who could write a good version of it later. So authors shouldn't be discouraged; starting a new book is the right thing to do.

The synopsis updates are rock solid, and the table of contents shows it's still ongoing, dating back three years—truly rock solid.

Do you think the author is 😏😏?

I've read several books about making games, and they're all about making games that existed on Earth in another world. They all sound the same, repetitive, and boring. This is a book I could read twice because it features a game that has never been played before, but it still has the basic form of an original game. It has been adapted and has a very creative concept.

Although it's completely lost popularity, I was still really looking forward to it. It's a pity I didn't get to see it during the serialization.