They Say Games Are Going to Be Pornographic, and You Rely on Players to Renew Their Subscriptions to Revive You.

Chen Mo, a 26-year-old programmer, is so poor that he sells equipment to pay his rent. The first game hit the market and was ridiculed as a "leek", and the entire network was negative. In modern cities, independent games have a narrow escape. Capital doesn't support it, players don't buy it, and bankruptcy is the norm. Activate the system in desperate situations: players' rewards = company funds, life-sustaining points are full, and games can be resurrected even if they are removed from the shelves! Do the opposite, and the more you scold, the more angry you become. The revenue in the first month exceeded 10 million, and capital was being snatched up like crazy, but he sneered: "Otherwise, delete the game." Grassroots counterattack, relying on players' rewards to change lives. In this game, he tore up the industry rules and rewrote them.