I Only Wanted Players to Save Money, Yet They Whaled Me into a Fortune

I suggest referencing Pinduoduo: buy an invincible frame for 1 yuan and get a chance to win either a heart or a grand prize of 50 hearts. There's a chance to win a "Thank you for your patronage," but no guaranteed reward. After successfully forwarding the post with 30 people helping to cut the price, you can combine 66 hearts into a "Resurrection Coin." Each combination has a 5-minute cooldown.

If you want to save money, don't play gacha games; it's not something you can control.

Just like the description says, this game doesn't retain players. Most people play it for a short time and then leave. These kinds of bloatware games give away tons of free draws and in-game currency. So, the rarity of in-game items becomes irrelevant; it's like playing a single-player game with cheat codes—it's fun for a while, then quickly becomes boring.

The author has written so much about Elden and it's still not over? Has he missed the point? Look at the title of your book!

The title alone makes it seem too far-fetched. No matter how much the protagonist spends on in-game purchases, they could never become the richest person in the world. 1. Platform commission: Some platforms take a 9:1 ratio from the manufacturer. 2. Taxes (tax evasion and avoidance can be achieved by registering overseas companies). 3. The most profitable industries in the world aren't gaming (pharmaceuticals, food, weapons, gambling, drugs, and online platforms...).

To be honest, the game choice was poor. It's not that the game lacks artistry, but games that emphasize gameplay inherently lag behind in terms of plot development. In FPS games, most beginners focus on controls and level completion. Even with videos and streamers, surpassing a film in four months is a pipe dream.

I want a brain that hasn't read this book...

The roles are changing; Zhou Shuyi is out of the picture. Douyu has produced a hidden dragon and a phoenix.

The platform is outrageous, offering 5 out of 10 draws. After the protagonist receives 50%, they don't even pay taxes; the money is directly deposited into their bank account. I'll pay the taxes first, and then I'll give you 500. Game tax rates are already high, so after paying taxes and giving you the money, I'll only have a little over 200 left, and then I'll deduct platform operating costs. So, it's like the tables have turned and my game platform is begging for money?

Damn it, I was dealt with by the three entangled sources of the primordial spirit this year.