Reborn as the Ultimate Gaming Mogul

Regarding the choice of games, my opinion differs from the author's. Making a series of indie games isn't actually 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 by taking big risks. But when you have hundreds of millions or billions in assets, engaging in close combat every day will only make people look down on you.

Dude, your taste is way too heavy. A little bit of padding in a game is fine, but the female lead, Yang Chan, is at least 15 years old, the same age as the protagonist's mother, divorced, and has had an abortion. Seriously, in reality, you can hardly find anyone who's a virgin except in elementary, middle, and high school or kindergarten. And you're writing a novel where she's not a virgin? What are you trying to do? As a reader, I really can't accept this.

Honestly, after reading only 50+ chapters, I already felt it was a bit addictive. The male protagonist slept with his own mother's best friend when he was only 18 years old, which is quite something, considering she's almost forty. If someone were to report that their values ​​are warped at this point, they would be finished. Doesn't this involve ethics? Judging from the plot, the male lead is definitely a USB plug. Boring...

I just want to complain: Can you please not write any romance scenes? It's so melodramatic and awkward.

I'm disgusted. They had to write about the female lead's lovey-dovey antics. Then they praised her so much, so much, so much beauty. My god, you didn't even spare her mother! I really want to know what would happen if her fairy-like daughter knew about her mother's relationship with the protagonist? Would she just not notice? And then there's that Japanese actress who kept a mistress.

Honestly, this book is actually quite good, but I don't know why they chose an older woman as the female lead, who is also a friend of the protagonist's mother. It's incredibly toxic; who can stand that?

Uysy, the romance scenes are a complete mess. She even gets a mother-daughter double-win situation, typical celebrity taste. Then there's the ex-husband harassment, and the protagonist has to play the hero again. The earlier episodes were alright, but the romance scenes just turn sour.

I was reading it just fine until chapter 30, when it became extremely toxic. The female lead not only had a relationship with the protagonist's mother's best friend, but was also involved with a used car and had even suffered a miscarriage.

This book is definitely doomed, mainly due to its premise. Game companies are worth no more than tens of billions of dollars and are prone to bankruptcy. Once you've written the most common and actionable games, it'll be abandoned. It'll be a complete waste of the cash cow nature of games, especially since it's not a company-owned enterprise. I personally think you won't even be able to pay salaries later on.

Low-price zones are not unacceptable; Steam also has low-price zones with different prices in different countries around the world. But why is it that only the China region has low-priced cards? Why is it that only the China region has cards? Is this what you call a satisfying moment? This is called the protagonist joking about his own career and future.