Game Designer, Do You Call This an Emulator?

Chu Sheng traveled through the entertainment-oriented Blue Star. Movies, TV novels, and novels here have no splash, games and live broadcasts dominate the people, and simulation games are the mainstream of the market. It's a pity that all the works are conventional, bland and boring, full of assembly line positive energy templates, and players have long been tired of it. The [God-Level Outrageous Simulation System] is accidentally activated, and the rules are simple and crude: the more intense the player's emotions, the higher the emotional value gained! Shock, defense breaking, speechlessness, and resonance can all be exchanged for top engines, modeling materials, and black technology development. During the first internal beta test, a live broadcast was accidentally started, and the first-person view of "Thief Simulator" went viral across the Internet. Passers-by directly called the police, and the police came to check, setting off a huge controversy across the Internet. When everyone thought this was the limit, Chu Sheng took action again. "Worker Simulator", which deals with crowded commuting, repeated plan changes, and monthly bill calculations, directly affects hundreds of millions of social workers; various realistic simulators that subvert cognition will appear in turn. Major game manufacturers are rushing to seek cooperation, and netizens are constantly bickering. The media exclaimed: No one has ever dared to peel off reality and make it into a simulator before everyone! Chu Sheng looked at the rising emotions and smiled lightly. Others pursue safety and security when making games, but he specializes in making simulation games that are closest to reality and easiest for people to break their defenses. Players all over the network: The casual simulator you promised? You call this a game, but you are clearly copying my reality!