You Beat the Game Again?!

Having a party at home after 9 PM does indeed involve a small number of household registration pages.

Honestly, 80% of the reason this book's data is so poor is due to its title. Even poorly written titles like "Game Development" still get five or six thousand favorites a month. The author also has another book called "My Girlfriend is Too Strong." When I saw that title, I clicked in and read it—wow, it's amazing! I followed it every day and that's how I started liking game development novels.

Please write a longer version this time; don't force me to beg you on my knees. As long as you write well, I'll support you by watching ads every day.

The first time in the water… this is quite disturbing for me, arguably the most disturbing part of this book I've read. I've never seen a book do this before. I don't know what the author was trying to express, but to me it's a complete blunder… quite unsettling.

This is a semi-original romance novel about game development, featuring a rare and natural emotional storyline; it's considered high-quality content. The shortcomings are that the details of the game design are not very detailed, the interaction between the game developers and players is not very outstanding, and the overall storyline structure is very conventional.

It's understandable that it's your first time in the water, but this was way too hasty. It clashes with your previous character setup and is definitely a major flaw. The main issue is that it wasn't in a private bathroom or anything, but right there in the park's swimming pool – it's truly outrageous and completely irritating. Even a slight change in environment would have been much better.

It's alright, but... It's not sweet at all. It's just the main character jumping around like that. I think he should write more game-related content instead. 🙂🙂

To be honest, it was really well written at the beginning. But later it felt like it was written by a different person.

Just one question: Did the main character's treatment increase later on? Three games brought the company's revenue to over 100 million, but the salary is just a base salary plus three months' bonus. If I were the protagonist of this lousy company, I would run away immediately.

Take Monster Hunter for example. If you could immediately pick it up and defeat mini-bosses using a keyboard, mouse, or controller, you would indeed be a gaming genius. But this is virtual reality, which is equivalent to you fighting in person. It's impossible to pick it up instantly. Moreover, the weapons in it are all bizarre and unrealistic.