You Made This Game Just for Yourself to Play?

Shennong's poison test identified it as arsenic.

No game developer will teach players how to play a game, because it is essentially a service industry, just like a restaurant chef teaching customers what is authentic, or a taxi driver telling you the benefits of taking a longer route. You can use aliases, change accounts, or hire online trolls. But you can't get involved yourself.

They really should cut the romance subplot; what my buddy wrote was a complete mess of a dissertation defense.

The appeal of reading these kinds of books is the thrill of a game world that shocks players in other worlds, not the protagonists' romances and power struggles.

Before it gets too long, why not just cut all the romance scenes at the end? It's really disgusting.

I feel the author is probably still a student, placing too much importance on schoolwork.

No wonder it's a book that delivers poison daily; poisoning leads to death.

It's too fast. They just finish one game, release it, and then they're already making the next version or another game. One game a week! Even with cheats, they don't need to release a AAA title every month. Players don't find it tiring, but for readers, it's just a monotonous, disjointed narrative with no sense of immersion. They need to control the timeline a bit.

Reply 1 to cut the romance storyline, 2 to cut the workplace struggle storyline, 12 to cut both, and 666 to increase the intensity.

It's suggested that the people from the protagonist's company stop participating in competitions featuring their own game. Teaching those who don't know how to play is fine, but the developers shouldn't be competing. There are so many ways to promote skins and games. Why do you have to go to competitions to show off your game understanding?