My Game Cures Streamers’ Burnout

This is my first time publishing a book. When reading certain sections of this book, some readers may also feel that the author's job is related to game development. I won't mention the specific positions and projects. So many plots in the plot have real cases as reference. Even "Fengdu: City of Wasted Death" was a mobile game project that the author personally developed before, but the project was canceled in the middle of development. The case written by the author himself has become an abandoned case. Now that I have brought it out to see the light of day again, I can give an explanation to the characters in the story. I know I have a lot of problems with writing, haha. After all, it's the first time, right? Everyone needs to understand. I hope everyone can tell me openly if you have any suggestions or criticisms about the content of the book. I will work hard to make it better. I can only make two guarantees about this book. First, the update speed and frequency, as long as there are no accidents that affect my real life, at least 2 chapters and 6,000 updates a day, rain or shine. Second, I hope to finish writing this book, at least to the later chapters. Like I said, I know I have some questions. If I were asked to write another story now, would I be able to write it? Probably not. So I regard this book as a means to sharpen myself. I also care about my grades, haha. But what I care more about is the improvement of my writing level. As long as there are still people reading it, I will continue to write seriously. That's it. Thanks for meeting everyone here.

The style of the introduction is a bit strange, but the project docking in the novel is quite mature, I support it 😊

The content is incoherent, and the author likes to jump in time. Sometimes when I read the next chapter, I even suspect that a chapter has been blocked. There is no routine, so I forcefully push the emotional drama, and I want to speculate in stocks. In the end, I wrote a lot of women, and the content is all about career lines, and then jumps the timeline for months and months. The protagonist made all his money for others. From five people making a bad game without using any resources from the head office, it has developed into a game with a stable revenue of 20 million a year. As a result, all the money goes to the boss, and there are still people in the head office targeting the protagonist.

Very good, keep up the standard. There are very few game articles that are smooth and not embarrassing. Praise that fits the plot is much more comfortable. Reading some game articles, my toes get hard every time I reach the stage of strong praise, and I wish I could own a big villa 😅

I feel like there's something wrong with the logic. The protagonist is working part-time, and the game is made with money given by the system. The company doesn't provide anything, but it still gets dividends after making money?

There's nothing sinister about it, except that there are actually three female protagonists so far. I don't even know which one to invest in. I hope the love story won't collapse by then!

I have read Chapter 30, please comment First point, does the author of Kaka want her to be the heroine? First, she is the best friend of the protagonist's blind date. Unless the author directly makes the protagonist and Bao Na have no feelings for each other (for example, Bao Na becomes a lesbian), otherwise Kaka will always be the "man who steals his best friend" after taking the position, which is very bad. Second point, the plot of the game is not clearly written. The author who makes games may think he has written it clearly, but in the second game Fengdu, I did not understand the plot of the game at all Third, the plot jumps too fast, such as the first time the protagonist and Bao Na meet. Meet in person, this plot is not over yet, jump immediately to the plot of Kaka live broadcast, and then there is a game halfway through, jump immediately to the release of the game Fourth, the names are strange, the three heroines, one Vivian sounds like a foreigner, one sounds like a Korean, the last Kaka feels like a marginal anchor Of course, after all that, there is one sentence at the end, the author of the article should put himself first. What I make is just a suggestion. If you are not happy, just don't adopt it, because I am not a professional and don't understand.

The protagonist works in another branch, not his own company, so are you spending company money or system money? Whose profit or loss belongs to you? The company doesn't know if you have used the company's money? Might as well be a scenario where you inherit a small company that is about to go bankrupt.

Shuangwen cannot be said to be realistic or realistic. Let's clarify our positioning.

Spending system funds to perform services for other companies and returning the money earned to the head office is just a joke. There are also other people from the head office coming to grab the IP.