The System Locked Me Up to Make Games

In 2050, Unreal Engine 9 was released. Marketed as a gateway to a second life, it was snapped up by gaming companies on its very first day. Many games that had fallen into obscurity for more than two decades enjoyed a second heyday. Lin Feng, a longtime gamer, ignored his children’s objections and began his own second life that day. But over sixty years old and plagued by health problems after years as a wage slave, he suddenly died while playing. He was then reborn in another world, arriving in a parallel world at the age of eighteen. None of the games he knew existed here, leaving him at a loss. There were no classic MOBA games or addictive shooter games. How could a gaming fanatic accept a world like this? Luckily, he awakened a System that could make games. “What? You’ve only designed around twenty heroes for your MOBA? Your equipment stats have serious bugs? The hero balance is terrible? The CG in your single-player game looks awful? Your mobile game has clipping issues? No, no, no! If games like these get released, they’ll make me, the Game System, look bad!” With a loud smack, Lin Feng was locked away again in the space inside the Game System...