
Reborn as the Ultimate Gaming Mogul
重生之超级游戏霸主
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Must-Reads I Follow Every Day
Some novels I can't help following every day. Tastes differ, so decide for yourselves whether they're any good.
Reborn to Make Games, Updates on the Homebody Novel Are Ongoing
Thanks to everyone for the recommendations and bouquets. My collection is about to hit 3,800, hooray ( ̄▽ ̄). I've been reading novels for 10 years, so I've tried pretty much every genre. I don't usually read works by the big-name authors anymore. Thanks for all the recommendations! I won't add books that don't fit the list's focus, but I'll check them out. I'm mainly interested in urban fiction, sci-fi, fantasy, and anime-inspired stories. This list mainly features novels about anime and games: "
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Entertainment, science fiction, horror, fantasy, and the many sides of reality
Tanxiang Library, My Personal Book Collection
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Regarding the choice of games, I and the author have opposite views. Continuously making independent games is actually not a good choice for the protagonist. When you have less than 100,000 yuan in your pocket, you can make your first pot of gold with a small amount of money. If you are worth hundreds of millions or billions, fighting in close combat every day will only make people look down on you, and it is not conducive to maintaining a high-level character for the protagonist. If you don't have a strong character, why should you carry the banner and be a leader? Everyone just thinks it's okay to have sex with me. My suggestion is to make games that establish sects in terms of game types and technology development, or reach the pinnacle in some aspects, leaving plagiarists helpless. For example, Shinji Mikami created the "over-the-shoulder perspective TPS" in Biochemical 4, and the training was very mature from the beginning. It is basically the benchmark for all future TPS. The protagonist is probably too late to form a team to make a TPS masterpiece to get ahead of Biochemical 4, but he can definitely go one step further on the basis of Biochemical 4 and make an over-the-shoulder perspective + cover combat TPS (Gears of War, The Division); For example, For Honor's neural tree animation system uses machine learning to automatically insert transition frames between two animation frames. As a result, For Honor's character movements are more natural and smooth than ever before. Not only does this game benefit from it, but Ubisoft's games 16 years later are more natural and smooth than competitors' character movements, especially when changing directions continuously. One development will benefit for a long time. If you use this system to make a horse-mounted slasher, won't the players be blown away? . Isn't this ten thousand times better than making a bunch of pixel mini-games? As for the invisible guardian, forget it, that thing is an interactive novel, and the major elements of game design, including level design, action design, game system, resource design, graphics, and camera movements, are not involved. It will fall into the sewer. It just helps the protagonist repair his car, but having said that, the protagonist has declared to give up the domestic market. Which country would you sell to a ghost guy for making an anti-war spy game?
Brother, your taste is too strong. It has nothing to do with games or anything like that. But the main character Yang Chan, the heroine, must be at least 15 years old. She is in the same grade as the protagonist's mother. She got married for the second time and had a miscarriage. In reality, there are basically not many places except primary and secondary schools and kindergartens. Writing a novel is still wrong. What kind of trouble are you going to make? As a reader, I really can't accept this.
To be honest, after only reading 50+ chapters, I felt a bit poisonous The male protagonist slept with his mother's best friend at the age of 18, but it was okay, an aunt who was close to forty. At this time, if someone comes to report incorrect views, it will be done away with. Does this involve ethics? Looking at the direction of the plot, the male protagonist has a proper USB plug. Not interesting...
I just want to complain: Can we not write emotional scenes? It's so bloody and embarrassing.
Vomited from nausea. You have to write about how the heroine loves and loves. Then he praised her for being so beautiful. Damn it, you won't let her mother go. I really want to know what would happen if her fairy daughter knew her mother was like the protagonist? You can't find feelings. There is also a Japanese actress who hides her beauty in a golden house. They have all passed away and have been clean all their lives, only to be slandered in your novel. Talking about love with you Wu Nao, you feel a sense of accomplishment, right? People are so miserable with their energy, yet you are still humming.
Really, this book is actually quite good, but I don't know why. To find an aunt as the heroine, who is also a friend of the main character's mother, is extremely poisonous. Who can withstand this?
Uysy, the emotional drama is a mess. Also, both mother and daughter have a celebrity taste. The ex-husband is harassed again, and the protagonist heroically saves the beauty. Originally, the previous content was okay, but once it got to the emotional scenes, it became toxic.
It looks good from the front. When I read Chapter 30, it was extremely toxic. Not only did the heroine have a best friend with the protagonist's mother, they also had a second-hand car, and she also had a miscarriage.
This book is definitely going to be disappointing, mainly due to setting issues. The value of a game company will not exceed tens of billions of dollars, and it is easy to go bankrupt. Once some common games that can be written are written, it will be a eunuch. It's a waste of money. The nature of the game's cash cow is not a joint-stock system. I personally think you won't be able to pay wages in the later stage.
It's not impossible to have a low-price section. Steam also has a low-price section, with different prices in different countries around the world. But what's the point of only having a low-price zone in China? Why does it mean that there are only cards in China? Is this cool? This is called the protagonist making fun of his own career and money.