I Created a Legend of Chinese Games
我缔造了国产游戏神话
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Super Tech
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
408Chapters
6.2kRecommendations
61.7kFans
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I can only say that the protagonist isn't trying to support domestic games; he's trying to destroy them. He creates games with zero cost using a system, sells them cheaply, and even donates money. How are others supposed to survive? Why are there so many single-player games abroad? Because they're profitable. Why are there so many mobile games in China? Because they're profitable.
Author, please stop writing so much about real-world situations: I almost deleted the book. I skipped through it, and to make matters worse, they didn't register a company, didn't have a trademark, and didn't have a business account with a bank. 😓 Their money was even tied up in their parents' accounts. The most ridiculous thing is that I had already informed them about the money! 🤪 How can you portray these normal business activities like children playing in the mud?
See? The rise of domestically produced games has been categorized as science fiction.
What's the point of commenting on Genshin Impact? For domestically produced works, fantasy and mythology are definitely the best. Genshin Impact... A hodgepodge isn't suitable "You don't know... It means speechless?" Genshin Impact is indeed not suitable for China. The game in the earlier parts of the book incorporated many Chinese elements, which was quite good, wasn't it?
The recommendation I saw included the quote: "I believe that domestically produced games can reach the pinnacle." I used to think I believed it too. Now, I don't believe it. After all, what the (leeks, a term for retail investors who are easily exploited) think doesn't matter. Just be a silent and be content to remain silent; what's the point of saying anything?
The female character in this story sticks out her tongue at least three times in one chapter. Is her tongue some kind of supernatural being? And does anyone actually stick their tongue out while chatting with someone? I personally think this kind of girl is very rude and disrespectful.
You know what I mean, right, author?
The author should take a look 🙂
I really dislike Sister Zhou. Why is she in so many books? Who is she anyway? Disgusting.
The real-world plot has too many flaws, while the game's plot is alright. I'm just curious about the world's technological level, the protagonist's family background, and how the protagonist can create such high-quality games so quickly without being investigated. Look at the obstacles faced by games like Black Myth: Wukong – a team of dozens of people!
They started causing trouble as soon as I got to chapter 17... This game is already priced at 129 upon release? Are you trying to ruin the environment for Chinese-made games?