Game Design: How did I become the richest man?

Chapter 91 Comedy Begins, 'Comedy' Ends

Monday, April 29th.

Liu Wei lay on the sofa, rolled himself up into a silkworm chrysalis with a blanket, and watched the movie with gusto. Only his head was exposed.

"It feels so good to stay at home after school!" Liu Wei flipped through the pages and leaned forward a little.

The laptop screen was too small and he couldn't see clearly.

Although there is a TV in this rental house, the picture quality of that antique set from more than ten years ago is not as good as my small screen.

"When I get rich, I will definitely buy a big color screen!"

"Then I'll find a girlfriend to live with, send some money to my parents, and save the rest... Hey, how do I spend these millions? It's difficult to have too much money~~"

Liu Wei said with a hint of sadness that he had already begun to imagine the beautiful life after the settlement of this mission.

"system"

Liu Wei called out the system, he wanted to appreciate this wonderful moment.

but……

【Realistic rotten system】

[Host: Liu Wei]

[Task goal: The company’s capital before settlement is less than 100 million. 】

[Current funds: 225 million. 】

【…】

Liu Wei: "???"

He blinked, took one hand out of the quilt, rubbed his eyes, and looked at the screen again.

one two Three.

That’s right, three digits!

225 million!
WTF?

The reversal happened so quickly that Liu Wei didn't even react.

Liu Wei was dumbfounded, what's going on with this shit?

How much was it last time I looked?Can I have 10,000+ pieces?
How did you earn so much in four days?

Is there something wrong with the system?
Liu Wei crawled out of bed and turned the system on and off several times, hoping that at some point a 'display error' message would appear.

But the result... during the time he was switching on and off, the system funds jumped from 225 to 226.

"I was finally moved once, but you made me lose so completely, Zhuo!"

Liu Wei wanted to find something to throw around to relieve his inner depression, but he found it after searching around.

The things I could get were either too expensive or belonged to the landlord and couldn't afford to throw them away.

Liu Wei was even more sad. This was undoubtedly bad news that made matters worse.

However, good things do not go out, and bad things travel thousands of miles.

Just when Liu Wei was so sad that he couldn't breathe, Wang Ning suddenly sent a new message in the work group.

Liu Wei checked it, and the meaning was basically that because "Smashing Life" was a big seller, the 'Steam Platform' gave a recommendation position as a 'Best-Selling Game'.

Although Liu Wei didn't want it, he understood that this was bound to happen.

The recommendation mechanism of the steam platform is "data recommendation", which automatically ranks by background data.

The data before "Breaking Bad Life" were too poor, even if Ultimate Company has the reputation of being a "domestic light", it cannot be an exception.

But now, the game is selling like hotcakes, and the backend data has propelled the game to the top of the list almost instantly.

Liu Wei can predict that after this game reaches the top of the list, sales are expected to rise another level.

"It doesn't matter..." Liu Wei slumped on the sofa with dull eyes, muttering unconsciously.

If you don't get recommended, it just depends on how much you earn, so the mission must have failed.

Moreover... now Liu Wei has no way to invest funds in other projects. This will cause the system settlement date to extend to the future, and he may earn more.It is better to end this mission early and prepare for the next mission.

An hour later, Liu Wei suddenly sat up and turned on the computer.

His face was full of dissatisfaction!

Thanks to the system, his resistance to beatings and mental endurance are very strong.

He needs to figure out why this happens!

This is obviously unreasonable.

A few days ago, the sales volume was [-], and it has increased tenfold in just a few days?
Has the brand been copied by Big V again?

Liu Wei turned on the computer and started searching.

Half an hour later, Liu Wei sat on the sofa blankly and said nothing for a long time.

Based on comments and backend data, we conclude that most of these sales are bought by children?
Or a gift for parents?
Your parents send you to school, but you send your parents to play games?

Can minors earn money in this world?
Countless incomprehensible things lingered in Liu Wei's mind, leaving him unable to react for a while.

On this planet, because of the development and progress of the game industry.

Therefore, the policy only limits children’s online time and spending power, but does not kill them with a single blow.

In addition, there is no "Penguin" in this world, which is a killer for minors, so the consumption amount of children is more than enough.

Take a look at the distribution map of consumer groups in the background.

Minors under the age of 30 and people over 95 account for almost [-]% of the total.

But fortunately, Liu Wei found the reason why this game became so popular.

Very realistic!Very cruel!

This reason for refunds among consumers in their 20s turns out to be the reason for purchasing among the main consumers now.

Liu Wei just wanted to sigh: "The way of heaven is reincarnation, no one will be spared by heaven." '

Liu Wei also knows this game.

When he was playing, he put himself into the role of the protagonist, and almost smashed the computer in anger. After all, he couldn't do anything he wanted to do, and he had to be educated by his parents in the game.

If it weren't for the system stipulating that he had to clear the game once, he wouldn't be able to play it even if he was beaten to death.

But he really didn't expect that this could become a selling point of the game.

Shouldn't this be the poisonous point of the game?
Could it be that my understanding is wrong? Players in this world have a tendency to tremble?

But after reading some comments, Liu Wei figured it out.

It's not that players have a tendency to make jokes, but that these minors are often scolded by their parents and make decisions for you under the pretext that 'everything is for your own good'.

Now a game like this that lets parents feel what they're doing is on the shelves.

Naturally, this group of minors bought it without hesitation, and then forced their parents to play the game, allowing them to experience their children's mental journey.

In addition, we are now in an era of technological explosion and the Internet is developing rapidly. "Life is Bad" spread at an incredible speed in just a few days.

But Liu Wei still didn't understand one thing.

So how do these kids convince their parents to play games?

There are not many Chinese-style parents who will calm down and listen to their children's requests, and even fewer are willing to play games recommended by their children.

Liu Wei went through another detailed search.

The culprit was finally discovered, a neurologist named 'Song Song'!
Liu Wei took off his glasses, rubbed his eyes, and stared at the screen with a frown.

No!

You are a neurologist, why are you still promoting games?
You are neither a child expert nor an education expert. You, a neurologist, ask parents to play games. Are you sure you will not be sent to the hospital?

But things have reached this point, and Liu Wei cannot affect the final result even if he complains.

I can only accept this 'good news' with tears.

(End of this chapter)