I Just Want to Lose Money and Get Subsidies

When you have a system that allows you to lose money and get subsidies, what is the first thing to do? Losing money is making money! I'm going to lose money developing games! But soon, An Ran discovered... It turns out that simplicity, extreme simplicity, is the secret to a successful game! Look, success is so simple! Work information： uiCE Tags]: Game production, system streaming, management [Status]: Signed for serialization [Brief description of the work]: This is a novel about money-losing streaming game production. Simple graphics, hellish difficulty, honest publicity, what is the secret to a game's success? I just want to lose some money, why is it so difficult? Let's see how the protagonist takes a different path to game development! Reason for Recommendation: 1⃣The author's writing style is light, humorous and funny. The author's rendering of the funny atmosphere is very good, the kind that makes you laugh before you even start watching. The description of the inner drama of the protagonist is very good, and it conveys the pitiful and Versailles feeling. It's full of immersion and can't stop laughing. 2⃣The system settings are very clever. At first, we would only think that this is a system designed to make the protagonist lose money. After all, if you lose money, you can get ten times the subsidy from the system! However, as the settings are thrown out layer by layer, you will find that this system is not that simple! The ultimate goal of the system is actually... 3⃣"Loss to become the richest man starting from the game" meal replacement. The same game production background, the same nonsensical comedy, but the difference is that the game ideas are all original and the plot direction is completely new! And this book seems to be more rigorous now! If you want to read a novel similar to Losing Money and Becoming a Richest Man, give it a try! 4⃣Behind the joy of sand sculptures is the helpless fantasy of real social animals. Faced with the reality that it is increasingly difficult to start a business, social workers may imagine that if they can have such a system, life will become easier, and the only thing is to stay at home and count money. The protagonist in this book has such a Versailles tone that makes people love and hate him at the same time. I'm sore, what about you? Recommended Group: Readers who like to read management games and business genres; Readers who like ideological and creative genres; Readers who like money-losing novels. Similar Recommendation: "Becoming a Richest Man from the Game" {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New Book Trial Reading"}