The Underworld Game Developer
阴间游戏制作人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 743k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Underworld Game ProducerEnglish name
Stats
222Chapters
1.9kRecommendations
14.4kFans
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Having read up to chapter 23, I just have to get this off my chest. Two things seem unreasonable: 1. The exclusive agency agreement for Xiaotian is just awful. Even though she has a lot of fans, signing her for exclusive rights is absurd. If you want more people to know about your game and you need traffic, hire a few streamers with decent influence, spend some money, and then other streamers…
After watching for a short while, I felt a bit awkward with this streamer named Xiaotian, but everything else was fine.
I'm struggling to write 10,000 words a day.
It's been over a month since I started writing this book. During its first round of recommendations, the results were disheartening, with very few readers following it. I initially thought it wouldn't make it to the second round, but it unexpectedly made it all the way to the fourth! Now it's officially released.
To share some personal opinions, the recent PUBG-themed storyline has been somewhat off-putting. Perhaps it's because I'm not a PUBG player? I don't find it enjoyable or meaningful. Even from the perspective of introducing gameplay, it seems a bit overdone, considering it's not exactly a new mechanic, just some imaginative combinations.
They should include player reactions and streamer reactions during story progression, instead of just listing the game's success, its popularity, the "black stockings" thing, and then the game's continued success. I'm not reading a business novel; I don't care about black stockings or sales figures.
You can be friends with the streamer, but there's no need for you to be the female lead. Just keep your current style.
There's just too much content in the live stream, it's boring ớ ₃ờ. A little of this kind of content is okay occasionally, but this is just too bland. I'm skipping it, I don't want to watch it. If it's still like this in a week, I'll take it down.
Aside from the first part, which I found interesting, I found the rest similar and found them repulsive. What's the point of writing this despicable stuff?
To be honest, I'm not your first fan.
When did the main character sleep with his cousin? I'm so anxious!