You Call This a Game Patent?

Liang Xiao transmigrates to a parallel world in 2012, acquires a game development System, and creates countless gaming patents.

All he wants is to bring the many waifus from future-era gacha and single-player games to the players of this age. But...

“This technology of mine is for putting stockings on game characters. It has nothing to do with the latest military camouflage! You’re slandering me!”

“Ahem, this ray tracing is meant to let players see the details of characters reflected on the mirrored floors in games. Huh? You’re asking why my name is on the Mars rover project team?”

“Please, don’t use my patent for model animations on robotic dogs carrying machine guns or spider robots that blow themselves up!”

“The guys on Tieba and in the group chats are the best. Holy crap, stop wreaking havoc with my technology! Let’s talk about the stars and the sea instead!”

Years later, on humanity’s journey into the future, Liang Xiao looks at the cover of his autobiography.

“Um, illustrator, I made all that stuff up. You really don’t need to cover it with a bunch of game characters wearing stockings in every color.”

Also known as: “Breaking into the Gaming Industry with a Stockings Patent.”