Post-2000 boss: You can be late up to seven days a week!

Chapter 141 This plot looks familiar.

Within half an hour, Liu Guanshan returned to Cao Che's office with a USB flash drive.

For fear of feeling dissatisfied with Cao Che, he emphasized again:

"Mr. Cao, this project is still a semi-finished product, so many aspects are not perfect."

Cao Che waved his hand and said without any concern:

"It's okay, I'll just take a look at the general game framework!"

As a member of a famous manufacturer in his previous life, Cao Che could be considered half an industry insider.

Just by looking at the game frame, you can tell the general level of the game.

Cao Che clicked on the trial version of the game.

There was not even a login interface before entering the main interface of the game.

The main interface is a building made of reinforced concrete. The overall style is a bit dark and even makes people look a little depressed.

There are five options in total on the main menu.

“Start a game, play again, set up, make a career, quit.”

Since this is Cao Che's first trial, there is no archive and there is no so-called achievement career, so there are only a handful of buttons to choose from.

Cao Che directly clicked to start the game without any background music, and even garbled characters appeared in the dialog box from the beginning.

"Another day of @%*..."

A person from a third-person perspective appears on the screen.

The whole person looked unshaven, with thick dark circles under his eyes, and his mental state was very depressed and he looked like he was about to die soon.

At this time, the character controlled by Cao Che began to talk to himself.

This time there is no garbled code.

"It's really unlucky. I worked overtime until 12 o'clock yesterday, and ended up being called up by the manager to write code at 3 o'clock in the morning. I'm so exhausted now..."

After a soliloquy by the protagonist, a phone call and option box suddenly appeared on the screen.

Originally there should have been a sound effect for a phone reminder, but because it was a semi-finished product, Cao Che did not hear any sound.

Ushered in the first option of this game.

"Answer the phone or not answer the phone"

Cao Che subconsciously chose to answer the phone.

A huge dialog box that looked like an explosion immediately appeared on the screen.

"Today's rent is due!"

"If you tolerate me for two days, I will pay you back after I pay you..."

"You fucking said the same thing last month. If you can't pay the rent in a week, then get out of here. You are already in your thirties and you don't even have a child. You can't even pay rent of one or two thousand." I'm sorry, how could you live such a failed life!"

The conversation ends and the perspective changes to first person.

What caught Cao Che's eyes was a pile of various takeout boxes and dark garbage bags, almost forming a hill.

The protagonist's decadent and useless living condition is immediately clear.

As a professional practitioner, Cao Che was observing things like game modeling.

The game engine uses an older generation engine, which is far inferior to Shen Xu's latest generation game engine.

At present, the modeling is very rough, and even the first scene has problems such as model penetration and garbled text.

This makes Cao Che very satisfied, with so many years of gaming experience.

He already has an 80% probability of concluding that this game is just a pile of "Xiang".

However, he has seen a lot of this typical useless opening script.

It would be bad if it turned into a cool article in a second later.

Thinking of this, Cao Che took a deep breath and continued the game in front of him.

He manipulated the keyboard to let the character walk from the bed to the living room, looking at the chaotic living room without triggering any options.

It just appears that the characters are talking to themselves like they are complaining.

"A home of twenty-five square meters is actually my only place to stay in this city, but even such a small place requires me to fight for the rest of my life. A human life is not as good as a mere two Fifteen square meters?" These almost mocking words directly brought Cao Che back to the memory of his previous life.

He remembered that he had just graduated from college, and it was his dream to take root in a big city and experience a cool grassroots counterattack script with a male protagonist.

As a result, reality slapped him hard.

When he was at his poorest, he was severely humiliated by his landlord and kicked out.

Even worse than the male protagonist in the game, his landlord didn't even give him a deposit.

Looking at such a realistic game process, Cao Che suddenly felt his blood pressure rising a little.

Some people read jokes, and some people look in the mirror.

There was no doubt that he was the one looking in the mirror now.

However, there are benefits to this.

If he really bought the game with his own money, he would no longer want to play the game at this point, but would want a refund directly.

In order to ensure the anger of the players, Cao Che turned to look at Liu Guanshan and suggested:

"Guanshan, in fact, the protagonist can be made even more miserable here. For example, the landlord runs away with his deposit coupon, or refuses to give it to him."

"Okay Mr. Cao!"

Liu Guanshan quickly wrote down Cao Che's proposal.

Cao Che continued to control the character towards the door.

At this time, two dialog boxes pop up.

"This month's rent hasn't been paid yet, but I feel like I've reached my limit. What should I do?"

[Option 1: Work conscientiously and reach the peak of life! 】

[Option 2: Take half a day off from work with your boss, and then go to the park to relax. 】

[Option 3: If not, just sleep at home! 】

Cao Che looked at the three options in front of him and frowned involuntarily.

In order to ensure that the following was not a cool plot, Cao Che decisively chose the first one.

The remaining two also aroused Cao Che's curiosity.

Cao Che looked at Liu Guanshan and couldn't help but wonder:

"Guan Shan, if I choose the last two, what will be the ending?"

"The last two? In fact, they are almost the same. The choices of the players will not affect the direction of the ending. It is just a little different in the plot."

"Eh?"

Hearing this, Cao Che couldn't help but be stunned.

A text-plot game where the player's options do not affect the outcome of the game.

You guys were so lazy that you only made one ending, right? ? ?

If this was left for players to play in the previous life, wouldn't it be directly sprayed out?

However, isn’t this the kind of effect Cao Che wants now?

When the players carefully selected their favorite options and then went through the strategy again, they found that they still had the same ending?

Isn’t this maddening?

Thinking of this, Cao Che felt relieved.

I don’t have any worries about the next few options.

The male protagonist is a programmer in a large factory and has been exploited by his colleagues and upper-level supervisors all year round.

This section can be said to fully express the sadness of being a laborer. In his previous life, Cao Che, as a social animal in the same profession as the male protagonist, felt even more sad.

He even suspected that this script was the personal experience of a certain programmer.

After all, if you hadn’t experienced it, you wouldn’t be able to write such a vivid plot.

The work process is very boring, almost entirely watching the protagonist musing.

A long series of dialog boxes were filled with the wails of social animals.

Even Cao Che couldn't bear to see it.

(End of this chapter)