From Gamer to Tycoon: Starting with a Counterkill Against Xunteng

You write a book criticizing Tencent on a Tencent-owned novel website, I'm speechless. Which editor will give you traffic? 🙂

Your choice of a game for your game-related writing is already enough to filter out readers, and you've devoted a lot of space to describing game content. You could just skip that part and it wouldn't matter. I also read the author's comments saying that you only wrote this after reading other books that wrote about Rainbow Six Siege. Isn't that just finding the process based on the answer?

I thought for ten minutes and couldn't think of anything original from Tencent.

The gaming industry has become increasingly chaotic lately!

Brother, aren't you afraid of getting roasted for choosing this book title? The book looks good.

Why do you all think, like the devoted fans of a certain company, that making a game will make Tencent anxious? The only thing that can truly make Tencent anxious is building a platform with as many users as WeChat and QQ.

The opening chapters are self-indulgent and feature a very idiotic romantic subplot. I won't even comment on the "cohabitation and touching the shrimp" trope. Later, it's mentioned that the protagonist is afraid of marriage and fears having his assets divided by the classics. I'd like to ask if there's any more content about touching shrimp in the villa later in the story.

Aren't you afraid of having your traffic limited, bro?

Lately, so many games have been releasing terrible content, each one more outrageous than the last.

Although I've been a bit lazy these past few days, I've enjoyed writing a lot. I don't know why, but I feel good whenever I criticize XunTeng. I guess I'm sick!