Losing My Way to a Two-Dimensional Empire

I think the writing is okay, but the reason why it's not popular is that it's too similar. Many of the plots are very similar to Mr. Pei, with not much new ideas.

The plot has a subtle similarity with other books...

It's almost the same as an introduction to the cat next door-_-||.

I wish you all the integrity of Reimu Hakurei, the wisdom of Cirno, the stability of Marisa Kirisame, the health of Patchouli, the majesty of Remilia, the patience of Flandre, the stature of Suwako Suwako, and the spirit of Youmu. His true form, the restraint of Yuyuko Saigyouji, the youth of Yakumo Murasaki, the naturalness of Inaba Emperor, the vitality of Onozuka Komachi, who is stronger than Nai Tenshi, the open-mindedness of Mizuhashi Paroshi, the plumpness of Izayoi Renye, Hong Meiling's Diligence Song: ​Death Plays Lian Yin - Youyouzi Visits the Night Market Youxiang Juehua - Youxiang has no translation Wind Guide Star Song - Sanae Sweeping the Yard Yin Yin Guanzhi - Mq's anemia Bleeding blood world - cracks in Remika's wall Under the scarlet moon - Fran eats watermelon Sealing marks and blackening - Xiao ⑨ basking in the sun Game. . . I won't say any more

Chapter 56: Defeat As someone who works in the game production industry, I can only say that two weeks is a dream in the East; there is not enough time for testing and bug fixing. What can you do with a cost of 100,000 yuan? If you are looking for the art level of the Red Devil Village back then, I don't know. Now, as long as the original painting is better, it starts at 20,000 yuan. Those with story backgrounds range from 30,000 to 50,000 (depending on the complexity of the background). If there are more characters, the cost of the original story will be gone. So in this era, the novel is worth 10 yuan a piece? Then there is the soundtrack, the Eastern soundtrack is one of a kind. It turns out that one company outsourced everything. It would be great if such an outsourcing company could make its own games, so why outsource it? Let's not talk about the code for the moment. The creation of monsters for this mob is really a laborious task, and it takes a lot of time to test whether it is reasonable. How many monsters are spawned in a few seconds? The monsters in front are not dead and the monsters behind are not spawned. There are a lot of design aspects. Of course, the author is not from the industry, but when you write about this subject, you should at least understand the hardships of this industry. Two weeks to build a Red Devil Village from scratch. This is completely impossible to achieve by one person. There are also many independent developers in China. Those who do not need ready-made game production software development time start from three years. Using ready-made software (rpgmaker) and art resources are also ready-made. If you want to make a game with a game duration of 1-2 hours and work full-time 12 hours a day, it will take at least three weeks to start. Writing a novel about any subject, I hope you should do your homework beforehand. You can learn about it in advance without actually doing it yourself. Only things written in this way have connotation

Why do you still hire gangsters when making animation? Isn't it true that the more sophisticated it is, the more money it will lose? If you don't make peripheral products, you can guarantee that you won't make a loss or make a profit. If animation really makes money, Chinese comics won't be so sluggish! Why are Chinese comics now basically adapted? Because they have the blessing of IP to ensure an audience. Quiba relied on crowdfunding from fans to produce a sequel, but it has not yet been released. Nezha became a big hit and made a lot of money, so what happened to the follow-up Jiang Ziya? Why are so many anime's first blockbusters so popular that there are still no sequels? If it becomes popular but does not make enough money to release a sequel, why is it so popular? The cost is high but the recovery cost is very small

Is Puella Magi Madoka Magica really that beautiful? Why does everyone who writes about anime have to do this I'm so stupid

It felt like it was broken from the beginning. The protagonist's ultimate goal is to make money. So if the money earned under normal circumstances is more than the money given by doing system tasks, then why should you care about system tasks? I can make money by copying normally. Why do I always think about system rewards? How can I feel that the money given by the system is money...

Now can you plagiarize other books and get them recommended? My starting point seems to be pills? Not to mention this money-losing setup, too many people are messing with each other. The chat room became popular and a lot of people wrote chat rooms, and Marvel became popular and a lot of people wrote about Marvel. If you use this setting, no one will tell you anything. But even the rhythm of the entire book, the direction of the plot, and the characters of the supporting characters are all inconsistent. Isn't this considered plagiarism?

Should I read a novel or an anime synopsis? There are plots to read in the early stages, but I will just copy the synopsis later. What do you want me to read? The eunuchs are better than you, why are you trying to cheat on subscriptions?