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Ye Feng transmigrated into a parallel world where there were few games and obtained the game production system.
As long as the players gave a "super difficult" rating, he could improve his game production ability,
However, seeing the "very easy" comments on the game forum, Ye Feng was shocked, and he descended to the alternate world with the ninth art.
"Getting Over It With Bennett Ford", "Undead Cells", "Bleedborne", "Sekiro"...
A series of games was born.
He would like to see who dared to say that these games were very simple!
Admit it, rookies. It's all because you suck！
However, players whose confidence was shattered by these games still firmly moved the cursor to that option!
"Very easy!"
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I enjoyed this one alot. Games are treated with respect and the actual good parts of each game is talk about instead of internet users blindly saying game fun. The feeling of falling in getting over it, the endless replayability and lore of dead cells makes me think the author has actually played these games. Characters were thoughtful and I didn't see any that I hated. It's not crazy complex and don't expect god tier worldbuilding or 100+ chapter storylines, but it's simple and enjoyable to read. Hope this gets picked.
Most defenitly the strongest novel in this batch. The translation is great and the words flow like belted butter. The premise of the story is fun and it is great to see games being played and the reactions of the players lol.
This is interesting because the book is about video game design but it’s interesting to hear about their reactions.
If anything, I really want this novel to be picked. It is a well-written story with good plot armor. Several times, we could feel ups and downs of our emotions while reading this story. Although the story only talks about games, but I felt really emotional when "This is my War" part came in view.Umm...How to say it? I don't know how to describe it.Well, if you read, you'll understand. I want webnovel to pick this novel.
360+ no longer mastered. There are many holes in the plot and translation. A lot is missed about the world, about the actions of the hero, everyone basically describes his games (5-10 chapters each) and not the creation of these very games. But the main question (since this is not explained in the world !) in the world there is one piece and mission impossible, etc. but there is no spider-man? O_o he just suddenly says go and make a movie about a spider! I need to make a game based on it... O_O how? why? where is Stan Lee???
locked chapters for what can be considered as fanfic? really? -5* +2* for game-maker novel wordwordwordwordwordwordwordwordwordwordwordword
I've read this up until chapter 40. Things were mostly fine with small errors. Repeating chapters once and character names getting mixed up a few times.Right at chapter 40, when the content becomes locked, the quality takes a nose dive. I couldn't read more than a few paragraphs before coming to post this and remove it from my library.
wow if it wasn't for the fact that you probably won't continue until after the voting I would have given a full score. love it so far.
It’s an interesting premise but the MC doesn’t have a lot of personality and the world building is really plain: we read and read about games… and that’s it. Really at this point we don’t know anything about the MC or his company or his life or his background that’s not basic and superficial.
It's very good novel unfortunately I have to pay so I didn't continue but it's good ... ... .......... ................. ............. .......... ................. .......... .............. .............. .......... ..............
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An enjoyable read if you like this type of story. Recreating video games in a parallel earth, releasing the game and watching streamers play it and peanut gallery comment. I give it a low score because of the translation and editing. Constantly using the wrong names for characters, flipping the meaning of a sentence completely, and doubling chapter length by repeating the chapter. Once it reaches premium chapters is when it gets worse, translation is atrocious. No matter how nice a novel might be it's not worth spending money on if the translation is garbage.
One of my favourite novels recently. It's a game designer novel where the theme is to make games that are difficult and frustrate the players. Basically the MC is a transmigrator with a system (which is honestly nerfed). The MC or system's goal is to get the players to rate his game super difficult and the players make it a thing where they give most of his games a simple rating after they play it. The funny thing is he does actually make one game (should be around chapter 27, if they don't split chapters) where they give it a super difficult rating, but there is one person that gave it simple rating which was quite wholesome.It can be read on mtl by the name: Game Design: It is Very Simple For You To Fill In?