Iris Firestone doesn't dream much until a Mysterious game downloads itself onto her phone.

Sorry but I need to delete this. Ella Project : The Secret Weapon has also free dramatized audio. Please search it at youtube if you really like the novel

China's cinemas may be fearing bankruptcy [1]due to protracted COVID-19-related lockdown restrictions, but businesses offering online entertainment are upbeat about the future.
Nearly 10 new films that were originally scheduled for release at cinemas, had reached audiences for free using online channels as of June 23. The first in the series is Lost in Russia on ByteDance's platforms like Toutiao and TikTok.
China's cinemas may be fearing bankruptcy due to protracted COVID-19-related lockdown restrictions, but businesses offering online entertainment are upbeat about the future.
Nearly 10 new films that were originally scheduled for release at cinemas, had reached audiences for free using online channels as of June 23. The first in the series is Lost in Russia on ByteDance's platforms like Toutiao and TikTok.
The new films' online releases have provoked uproar in China's film industry. Some fear massive loss of ticket sales revenue. Even though film production companies reportedly said online releases are not going to generate adequate profits, they still shifted to online solutions, in case waiting for theatrical release may cause more loss given the current situation.
For instance, Lost in Russia was reportedly under a bet-on agreement with HG Entertainment to receive over 2.4 billion yuan ($340 million) in box-office receipts in exchange for free distribution and a 600 million yuan payment. Given the coronavirus outbreak, the ambitious goal seemed less unlikely. On the other side, ByteDance's offer of 630 million yuan without further obligations was certainly more attractive, market insiders said.
Enter the Fat Dragon team told media that its switch to online release was to pre-empt pirated versions in China, as the film has been released in many countries, including Malaysia and Singapore.
With more films releasing online, traffic to video-streaming platforms has soared of late.
Take Lost in Russia. Within three days of the film's e-release, online views surpassed 600 million. Video-streaming apps of ByteDance like JinriToutiao and Xigua saw increasing downloads. Xigua even topped the list of free downloads on App Store, according to a report by news website 36kr.com.
China's cinemas may be fearing bankruptcy due to protracted COVID-19-related lockdown restrictions, but businesses offering online entertainment are upbeat about the future.
Nearly 10 new films that were originally scheduled for release at cinemas, had reached audiences for free using online channels as of June 23. The first in the series is Lost in Russia on ByteDance's platforms like Toutiao and TikTok.
The new films' online releases have provoked uproar in China's film industry. Some fear massive loss of ticket sales revenue. Even though film production companies reportedly said online releases are not going to generate adequate profits, they still shifted to online solutions, in case waiting for theatrical release may cause more loss given the current situation.
For instance, Lost in Russia was reportedly under a bet-on agreement with HG Entertainment to receive over 2.4 billion yuan ($340 million) in box-office receipts in exchange for free distribution and a 600 million yuan payment. Given the coronavirus outbreak, the ambitious goal seemed less unlikely. On the other side, ByteDance's offer of 630 million yuan without further obligations was certainly more attractive, market insiders said.
Enter the Fat Dragon team told media that its switch to online release was to pre-empt pirated versions in China, as the film has been released in many countries, including Malaysia and Singapore.
With more films releasing online, traffic to video-streaming platforms has soared of late.
Take Lost in Russia. Within three days of the film's e-release, online views surpassed 600 million. Video-streaming apps of ByteDance like JinriToutiao and Xigua saw increasing downloads. Xigua even topped the list of free downloads on App Store, according to a report by news website 36kr.com.
China's cinemas may be fearing bankruptcy due to protracted COVID-19-related lockdown restrictions, but businesses offering online entertainment are upbeat about the future.
Nearly 10 new films that were originally scheduled for release at cinemas, had reached audiences for free using online channels as of June 23. The first in the series is Lost in Russia on ByteDance's platforms like Toutiao and TikTok.
The new films' online releases have provoked uproar in China's film industry. Some fear massive loss of ticket sales revenue. Even though film production companies reportedly said online releases are not going to generate adequate profits, they still shifted to online solutions, in case waiting for theatrical release may cause more loss given the current situation.
For instance, Lost in Russia was reportedly under a bet-on agreement with HG Entertainment to receive over 2.4 billion yuan ($340 million) in box-office receipts in exchange for free distribution and a 600 million yuan payment. Given the coronavirus outbreak, the ambitious goal seemed less unlikely. On the other side, ByteDance's offer of 630 million yuan without further obligations was certainly more attractive, market insiders said.
Enter the Fat Dragon team told media that its switch to online release was to pre-empt pirated versions in China, as the film has been released in many countries, including Malaysia and Singapore.
With more films releasing online, traffic to video-streaming platforms has soared of late.
Take Lost in Russia. Within three days of the film's e-release, online views surpassed 600 million. Video-streaming apps of ByteDance like JinriToutiao and Xigua saw increasing downloads. Xigua even topped the list of free downloads on App Store, according to a report by news website 36kr.com.
The new films' online releases have provoked uproar in China's film industry. Some fear massive loss of ticket sales revenue. Even though film production companies reportedly said online releases are not going to generate adequate profits, they still shifted to online solutions, in case waiting for theatrical release may cause more loss given the current situation.
For instance, Lost in Russia was reportedly under a bet-on agreement with HG Entertainment to receive over 2.4 billion yuan ($340 million) in box-office receipts in exchange for free distribution and a 600 million yuan payment. Given the coronavirus outbreak, the ambitious goal seemed less unlikely. On the other side, ByteDance's offer of 630 million yuan without further obligations was certainly more attractive, market insiders said.
Enter the Fat Dragon team told media that its switch to online release was to pre-empt pirated versions in China, as the film has been released in many countries, including Malaysia and Singapore.
With more films releasing online, traffic to video-streaming platforms has soared of late.
Take Lost in Russia. Within three days of the film's e-release, online views surpassed 600 million. Video-streaming apps of ByteDance like JinriToutiao and Xigua saw increasing downloads. Xigua even topped the list of free downloads on App Store, according to a report by news website 36kr.com.
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Translated by Coldtaco
Edited by Aelryinth
Shi Huazhe wasn't stupid and knew that Chen Mo had many weird and wonderful ideas up his sleeves. It was entirely possible that Chen Mo could make something that would attract the attention of many people, driving up the sales quickly. Therefore, in order to try and keep what remained of his dignity, Shi Huazhe didn't dare lowball his estimate.
But, what if he really made it to a hundred thousand?
There wasn't an inch of Shi Huazhe that wanted to believe that. In his view, the success of Flappybird was completely accidental, as all of Chen Mo's skills were utterly terrible. Surely he was not able to get lucky like that again and again in the future?
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12 PM...
Plants vs Zombies was released into the market on time. The players that had been waiting for it were all racing to download the game.
PC players were few and far between in this world, making it an unexplored territory. Therefore, Chen Mo chose to focus on the mobile players.
Despite having the game on the PC market as well, Chen Mo didn't expect it to get close to the top there.
Chen Mo set the price at 10 RMB.
The app store had set the pricing on games, ranging from free, one RMB, ten RMB, twenty RMB, fifty RMB, or above fifty RMB.
As the official app store in this world mainly catered to users inside China, there wasn't a problem with currency exchange, so there was no need for 6 RMB or other odd numbers like that.
Chen Mo could've made it free or just one RMB, which would make it much easier to increase the number of downloads, but he felt that he was losing out on too much by doing that.
Plants vs Zombies wasn't suited for in-game ads, and Chen Mo didn't want it to affect the experience of the players, either.
If he sold it at one RMB, two hundred thousand copies would only result in a hundred thousand RMB net, which wasn't even enough for him to make ten draws!
Therefore, ten RMB was quite an approachable price. Of course, this didn't mean Chen Mo was running a charity, he was just going for low price at high volume.
Plants vs Zombies was expected to be popular among all ages. Primary or high school students with not much money, or even the older generation, were part of Chen Mo's target market. Making it cheap enough to fork out money without much hesitation was part of Chen Mo's plan.
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Jia Peng and his friends inside the experience store had already downloaded it, and gave it a five star rating.
"Manager, we've downloaded the game and gave it a five star review!" said Jia Peng.
Chen Mo said, "Thanks! I'll give you all a free cup of milk tea for your trouble."
"Thanks, manager!" Jia Peng and his friends were very happy.
Jia Peng said, "Senior Wen and the others will come over during the afternoon, as they have class during the morning."
Another guy said, "That's great, we can watch the game completely destroy the new games list together."
Jia Peng said, "Of course! It will surely dominate the leaderboards, it's so fun! We'll be the witnesses here!"
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Many others also had their eye on the sales of Plants vs Zombies.
On the official app store, the statistics for games were updated hourly, the games leaderboards were updated every three hours, and recommended spaces were updated every twenty-four hours.
Many gamers were downloading the game.
Some of them were brought over from the ads on Flappybird, others came from Chen Mo's Weibo, and some of them just liked the idea behind the game.
However, many players were still observing from the sidelines, waiting for the hour to pass and check the reviews before deciding if they should buy it.
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At 1 PM, the statistics for Plants vs Zombies were finally updated!
Jia Peng rubbed his eyes. "Wow, did they misplace the decimal point and made it seem ten times more than it should be? That number's unreal!"
Plants vs Zombies had received 887 downloads, with a score of 9.7/10 after an hour.
Despite not being too familiar with the video game industry, the students knew the significance of those numbers.
Adventures of the Storm Rider was considered doing quite well with four hundred downloads in twenty-four hours, but Plants vs Zombies managed eight hundred and eight-seven in an hour!
Just looking at the twenty-four hour downloads, this wasn't just a popular game, but an extremely popular game, and made in only a few months at that!
Chen Mo was quite calm. Although these numbers were better than he had thought, it was still within the realms of his consideration.
Flappybird would be continually driving players to Plants vs Zombies, and the video game media had basically promoted Chen Mo's game for free, with more than a thousand reposts on Chen Mo's post. As a result, the people that had seen the game might be in the hundred thousands, all of which were potential players.
Plants vs Zombies wasn't on any leaderboards or promotional places, only because they hadn't been updated yet. With numbers like that, Plants vs Zombies would without a doubt kill the new games leaderboard.
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As the topic gained traction, the downloads of Plants vs Zombies kept increasing.
1,333 downloads at 2 PM.
1,914 downloads at 3 PM.
It seemed like the downloads were increasing by five hundred every hour, with no sign of slowing down.
At a speed like that, including the late night slow down and the increased traffic from eight to ten PM, Plants vs Zombies might break ten thousand in twenty-four hours!
Ten thousand copies on the first day?
That was crazy!
Moreover, the ratings were ranging between 9.1 to 9.4, and never dipping below 9. This meant that the players rated the game very highly, and would more than likely maintain this in the future.
Jia Peng was shocked, and exclaimed, "Look at the new games leaderboard!"
First place on the new mobile games leaderboard was now Plants vs Zombies!
"Yeesh, isn't that too fast? Being on the leaderboard just after one cycle, that's insanely good!" Jia Peng couldn't believe it either.
The new games leaderboard wasn't impossible to climb. Companies like Emperor Dynasty Entertainment or Zen Entertainment could easily reach the top of the leaderboard right after release by advertising and hyping up the game.
However, Chen Mo hadn't spent a single cent on advertising Plants vs Zombies! Reaching the top of the new games leaderboards one hour after release, that was the stuff of fairy tales!
On the new games leaderboard, Adventures of the Storm Rider was in third place, while Plants vs Zombies was at the top in first place.
After receiving a recommended space, Adventures of the Storm Rider had been gaining momentum. But it stood no chance against Plants vs Zombies.
If Adventures of the Storm Rider had a standing start, Plants vs Zombies had a shooting start. How can you compare when the number of players are of different magnitudes?
The video games media was also shocked. They also thought that Plants vs Zombies had a high chance of going viral, and becoming the biggest dark horse of the month!
Although the statistics at the twenty-four hour mark were more significant for extrapolation, the three hour numbers for Plants vs Zombies were extremely good, even beating some works from large companies!
The explosiveness of Plants vs Zombies caused some minor panic within the video game media, but this was all within Chen Mo's calculations.
Climbing to the top of the new games leaderboard? That wasn't even a small goal for Chen Mo...


Chen Mo liked calling himself a video game designer, despite being a mere video game producer.
After dying one day from work-related stress, he transmigrated into a parallel world as himself, right after he graduated. He was now in the body of his younger self, who also aspired to be a video game designer. 
Will he be able to fulfill his dream after being reborn in this oddly different new world, and become the best video game designer in that world?
Follow Chen Mo on his romp through video game classics as he brings the great games of the past to a whole new world in pursuit of his dreams!
Note: This Novel has been continued as a passion project by its translator. The continuation of this novel will not affect the result of Trial Reading or Voting Pool. 

After some breakfast mike opens a laptop and keeps an eye on the app feedback and no of downloads.

currently, the app beta version is free. He plans to charge after some user feedback and some user review over the app.

Mike looking at the background data of app there are no downloads and no of registered users. Overall downloads up to really exaggerated 20000 views in a single day and no of registered users 10000 members overall it's a good start.

when mike uploaded the app on the Android platform.

A certain location an author is checking the market for an app to reduce his work stress then he stumbled on the app which is the voice app he knows that's just fake no perfect voice input app is available until now. But under curiosity, he opens the app to try it for a trail.

His name was Harry. He was a professional author needed to submit a minimum amount of 10000 code word per day. As a professional to keep maintain good quality and quantity of daily updates.
when he is trying the app he uses daily work as a practice and pronunciation are perfect whether it is the word or phrase.
keep in mind he wanted to test to write his article. And uses the app to start writing an article and he keeps on using until the end of the article. He was surprised to find that Article is over and he just used 1hr to write 10000 codewords which are maintaining quality and quantity. His performance increases double at least. Today His performance is doubled and it was kind of fun to use an app with it my writing frequency increases at the same time my earnings.

He shared his experience in his author circle to help his friends to earn some money.

Then a friend replied harry is it real...
Harry: of course I just used and shared my experience you just have to experience to feel the miracle.
His friend said he will try it and download the app for the trail. Similar thing happening on author circle everyone is experiencing the voice input app and no of downloads keep on increasing.
 
Mike just watching background data and analyzed that it will break 100000 users until night.
He was just excited to see the market response keep daydreaming about his first bucket of money.

This is a story of youth, who worries about his feature. after the graduation of college.when he became ordinary otaku who is doing nothing but ordinary life watching movies and novels.
     A day changed his life when one night when he was reading a novel on his bed.a starry light came from the universe changed his life.
      from that moment he became genius changing the development of the country.praised as a genius by people, technology leads the life. starts the journey of technological empire.

"Hahahahaha. Flamers, Lu Man's asking, how many followers do you all have?"
"Some just couldn't do it themselves and yet still look down upon others."
"Lu Man's right. We should never care about what the anti-fans say. Whoever takes them seriously loses. We're depreciating ourselves by caring about them!"
"Hahahaha, Lu Man has never cared about you active anti-fans who keep showing up everywhere. Are you all having fun? Having fun all by yourselves!"
Lu Man finished posting and didn't continue reading after that, for she truly did not care for it.
What's the point of caring about them? There's totally no need for it.
Han Zhuoli just ended his call and said to her, "I've checked, it's Lu Qi."
Lu Man did not hesitate and contacted Da Xiong instantly. After knowing it's Lu Qi for sure, the two of them, who were familiar and had good chemistry, decided what to do.
Da Xiong still had the recording so Lu Man didn't have to send it to him.
"Just perfect. If we seize the chance to upload now, we can divert some of the netizens' attention," Da Xiong said.
Lu Man thought so too. She didn't feel any burden using Lu Qi to divert attention.
"I'll find a few accounts to post and raise popularity," Lu Man said.
Soon, Lu Man had contacted several accounts.
She didn't contact Eight Skin Entertainment this time as Eight Skin Entertainment was too iconic.
As long as Eight Skin Entertainment published anything, the netizens' first reaction would be to think that Lu Man was related to it.
Eight Skin Entertainment had worked with Lu Man for far too many times, and as Lu Qi was involved this time, it would only serve to reinforce the netizens' initial reaction.
Hence, Lu Man felt the need to do it more discreetly.
But she did inform Eight Skin Entertainment beforehand.
The two of them did have a good relationship—more than a mere working relationship, they were more like friends.
Lu Man did not want Eight Skin Entertainment to misunderstand and feel uncomfortable.
Eight Skin Entertainment never thought that Lu Man would be so considerate that she'd even explain the situation to him.
Naturally, he didn't feel uncomfortable and was extremely understanding.
"Okay, then, after Da Xiong has released it and after the other accounts have reposted once, I'll then repost it too. Otherwise, it'll be really suspicious and unusual if I didn't repost news about the entertainment industry," Eight Skin Entertainment said.
Lu Man thought so too.
Not long after, Da Xiong posted the clip online and informed Lu Man, "It's up, but I reckon it'll be deleted soon since the recording is, well, *that*. It won't be allowed to spread for sure."
"Right. But this little time is more than enough, there'll be people who'll download it," Lu Man predicted.
As long as there were downloads, there would be a private circulation. It's enough for Lu Qi to die once.
Because Lu Man had already arranged for massive repostings and a surge in topic discussion, the subject reached the top of the most-searched entries within a short minute.
The netizens who hadn't seen it clicked it curiously.
And saw Da Xiong's post: "Unnamed female star had a battle in boyfriend's office blatantly. Her voice is so loud, it can be heard in space. All are welcome to guess her identity based on her voice."
An audio clip accompanied the post.
"My goodness! Explosive!" 
"Download quickly!"
The netizens downloaded it hurriedly.
Indeed, within another minute, Da Xiong's post was deleted.
"Deleted! It's deleted!"
"That's expected. Such obscenity will be removed for sure. Luckily, I've downloaded it just now."


"Take me in, I'll do anything you want me to!" 

In her previous life, Lu Man is sent to prison after being framed by her step-sister and an asshole. After being released from prison, the only thing that greets her is her mother's tombstone. Seeing the asshole and bitch getting happily along together like one big family with her birth father and step-mother, she sets out to die together with the asshole and her step-sister in fiery flames. 

The moment she opens her eyes again, she finds herself back on the very day she was framed. Resolutely jumping out the window and climbing next door, she seeks refuge from the man occupying the room there. But who would have guessed that the man is the brilliant hunk she has always admired from afar in her past life?

She vows to rub her eyes clean and be more discerning of people. She wants to make everyone who owed her in the past to pay her back! 

"Young Master Han, can you let me hug your other arm too?" 
"Actually, I have one more, do you want it?"
"…" 

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Launch day.
It was still an hour away from launch.
In the morning, Zhang Ye held in his hands the documents that Fat Sis had sent to him. He went through it several times in earnest, analyzing the information for domestic sales of puzzle games in recent years. In the data, it not only included the domestically produced casual puzzle games, but also an abundance of foreign puzzle game titles.
Flying Leopard.
Casual domestic puzzle game.
Price: Free.
Sales numbers: 800 downloads on launch day.
Kamikaze.
Japanese turn-based strategy puzzle game.
Price: 9 RMB for mobile version. Not available for PC at the moment.
Sales numbers: 16,000 downloads on launch day.
Fishing Master 2.
Country of origin: America.
Price: 19 RMB for PC version, 6 RMB for mobile version.
Sales numbers: 95,000 downloads on launch day.
And so on.
This was the current distribution of numbers for the casual domestic puzzle games in China. It could clearly be seen from the data of the 27 titles of games the disparity of the domestically made games to the foreign-made ones. The domestically made game, Flying Leopard, had apparently taken a year's time and a cost of 10 million RMB to develop—and was temporarily free to play—only managed a figure of 800 downloads on launch day. Describing it as a miserable result was already a nice way to put it. Then, looking at the foreign-made games, most of the titles had downloads crossing 10,000 on their release days, with the best performer being Fishing Master 2, which built on the success of Fishing Master 1. Its popularity showed with their market share in addition to receiving close to 100,000 downloads on launch day. With this momentum, Fishing Master 2's sales figures would cross 1 million downloads in only a matter of time, and shouldn't be difficult to achieve either.
Of course, the results of Fishing Master 2 still couldn't be compared with those large-scale, famous RPG series, among other popular titles. Nor should they be mentioned in the same breath, since how could you compare a game that was measured in megabytes to one that was measured in gigabytes? And that was the status of puzzle games. The Fishing Master series had an absolute dominance in the puzzle games genre, and was also one of the most popular puzzle games as well!
After reading through the document, Zhang Ye had a heavy heart.
The situation was grim!
The domestic games market did not have much hope!
Now, it just depended on how Plants vs. Zombies would perform. Not only did he want to make a stand for himself, he also wanted to help domestically made games make a stand for themselves…Uh, although it was true that Plants vs. Zombies itself was a foreign-made game to begin with, but then who would know about that in this world?
Hmph!
If this bro says that it is a domestically made game, then it is a domestically made game!
You gonna bite me??
... 
The countdown toward the release began!
Three minutes.
Two minutes.
One minute.
At 8 AM, Plants vs. Zombies was officially launched as the resources were made available for download in this world, done in accordance to this world's market conditions with a new method of distribution!
Zhang Ye clicked to download the game. The internet speed was quite slow and the game that was only several hundred megabytes actually took five minutes to download and even got stuck at 90% downloaded. Sitting at his computer, Zhang Ye did not feel like there was any progress at all. But unknown to him, at this moment, many other people were experiencing the same issue!
At a game download website, an uproar kicked up in the comments section!
"Why can't Plants vs. Zombies be downloaded!? My gosh!"
"Why don't you try a different downloader? I can download the game!"
"Me too, but it's really slow!"
"It's slower than a glacier! What's going on!?"
"Same for me, and I have a fucking 100 Mbps connection! But why does it feel like I am back in the era of dial-up? 5 kilobytes per second? Just how slow can it get!"
"Fuck, there are too many people downloading this!"
"Let's switch to a mirror and try! There should be many other servers providing this game for download!"
"Don't bother, it's all the same. I came over from a different server, but the speed over there is about the same. Hai, let's just wait a while!"
"Hahaha, my download is done! I'll go ahead and play first!"
"Fuck you, previous poster!"
"*flips table*!"
"What dogshit server is this!"
"Who the hell is causing this internet slowdown in my home?"
"It's so slow that I'm crying!"
There were countless comments!
The swearing from tens of thousands of people was a very shocking sight!
... 
At Beijing Television Station.
In the program team office of Do You Remember.
A loud shout of surprise rang out in the office. "I succeeded in downloading it!"
It was Hou Ge. After his exclamation, he quickly proceeded to install the game. It didn't take long for the game to be installed. Within thirty seconds, he was at the game's menu.
In that moment, Dafei, Hou Di, Xiao Lu, and a few others all surrounded him immediately.
Xiao Lu said in frustration, "We're all on the same network! Why is my download taking so long?"
Hou Ge chuckled, "It's down to character, our character!"
Dafei urged, "Hurry up and start the game!"
Hou Di said, "I can't wait any longer. Since this game was produced by Teacher Zhang, it definitely has to be fun! I've even resisted playing the demo!"
Hou Ge clicked his mouse with a swagger. "It's starting, it's starting!"
The game commenced!
Unlike the demo, this full version of Plants vs. Zombies did not bring the player directly into the game mode. Instead, there was a tutorial mode to help players become familiarized with game, and the game character that appeared to guide the player made Xiao Lu, Dafei, and everyone else freeze!
Was this Zhang Ye?
An NPC?
Crazy Zhang Ye?
Looking at that 2D cartoon character that vaguely resembled like Zhang Ye, everyone suddenly didn't know whether to laugh or cry.
"Why is Teacher Zhang also appearing in the game as a guest character!"
"Seems like this video game company really respects Teacher Zhang a lot."
"No duh. This game was designed by Zhang Ye in the first place. Do you think it would be difficult for him to make an appearance in it?"
"Hehehe, Teacher Zhang's pretty smart about it, even endorsing himself all the way into the game. Can you imagine if this game really blows up? How much would Teacher Zhang's popularity increase by? This is goddamn equivalent to pervasive soft advertising for him. You can't shut him out even if you wanted to!"
"I was still wondering why Teacher Zhang crossed over to making games. So it was because he had ulterior motives instead. Who says that Teacher Zhang is being too much of a jack of all trades? In fact, I think that rather than a jack of all trades, he knows exactly what he is doing. Even though taking the bar exam and making games do not seem like logical moves, all those activities actually affect his popularity and exposure to the media!"
"Stop rambling and just play the game!"
... 
Peking University.
School had reopened, but on this day, the campus was quieter than usual. The people who would usually take a stroll beside the artificial lake were nowhere to be seen.
Some students who were passing by the area were surprised at this.
"Eh, why is it so quiet around here today?"
"Everyone's in their dorms."
"In their dorms? Aren't they going to get breakfast?"
"Don't you know? Today is the launch day of Plants vs. Zombies!"
"Aiyo! It's today?"
"So do you understand now? Teacher Zhang has always been good to us in the past, teaching us his knowledge and leading us to scold the foreign dignitaries. Even during the recent student recruitment, he helped Peking University stop Tsinghua University's antics. Knowing this, who among us do not appreciate him? Who wouldn't be moved? We don't know when Teacher Zhang can come back to teach us. Since he's releasing a new product now, we must support him even if it kills us! The Vice Chairman of the Student Council of Peking University and a few other officers of the council have already started calling on everyone to show their support for Plants vs. Zombies!"
"That's right! I won't acknowledge any teachers in the school except Zhang Ye!"
"We must give our support! No two ways about it!"
"Fuck, I better get back to my room then! I have to download the game and purchase a serial code as well!"
... 
At one of the female dormitories.
Crosstalk actor Yao Jiancai's daughter, Yao Mi, had already started playing Plants vs. Zombies with a few of her friends. All that could be heard coming from the dorm room were exclamations, laughter, and excited voices. 
"Aiya, the zombie is approaching, it's approaching!"
"Are you stupid! Plant the Peashooter!"
"Haha, you got the zombie! Ah, another wave is coming!"
"Ah, I don't have enough 'sun' anymore! I have no resources!"
"Why are you guys so terrible? I've already passed the third level!"
Yao Mi was the first to pass the first three levels of the game. After she had completed the third level, a popup appeared and prompted her to enter a serial code. She needed to buy a serial code before she could continue playing. Without even hesitating, Yao Mi immediately made the payment online. It was only a few yuan, an amount that not too many people would care about. Afterwards, she continued clicking her mouse excitedly as she began the fourth level. The more she played, the more addicted and excited she got!
"This is so fun!"
"I can't stop at all!"
"Mimi, tell us why our Teacher Zhang Ye is so awesome!"
... 
A video game company in Beijing.
The Gaming Research Department employees had arrived early for work today. No one was idle as all of them were here to do the same thing: download Plants vs. Zombies! Other people might play games for entertainment and leisure, but for them, it was for work, in order to learn from the experience of others.
In the office, the game's soundtrack reverberated.
"Hai, the full version of the game is quite different from the demo!"
"You've only just realized? There are so many game modes, but they're still grayed out at the moment!"
"The levels are also different. They're much richer than in the demo. I was just mentioning that if the levels are just going to continue on so monotonously, the repetitive levels will surely cause gameplay fatigue. But after I said that, the next level immediately went into night mode. There's a difference in the strategy of fighting and the type of plants that can be planted in night mode as compared to day mode? How interesting!"
"The person who designed this game must definitely be an expert! If you go on further in the game, there's even a pool mode. Reading from the introduction, there's also a roof mode. There are different strategies for fighting in each mode, so not only does that increase the playability of the game, it also does not cause gameplay fatigue to the player! Is…is this really a creation of Zhang Ye's? Without seven or eight years of experience in game design, how can he possibly have grasped the mind of a player so well? The demo was already amazing, but this full version is even better. After completing a level, I want to go on to the next one immediately. I think that after this level, it's be enough. But then somehow, I still go ahead and click to start the next level!"
"If this game doesn't go viral, I could never justify that!"
"Zhang Ye is indeed just like his reputation!"
"Who knows, Plants vs. Zombies could really lead the charge for our domestically developed video games!"
"This is such a godly game! It's really too goddamn godly! There's actually a day when our domestically made games could come up with such a godly work!? How encouraging!"
The industry insiders were exploding with excitement!
The Internet also exploded with comments from the netizens!
"This is so fun!"
"So the demo really was just the tip of the iceberg!"
"Is this really a game made by a domestic video game company? Did Zhang Ye really come up with the entire design of this game? This is too incredible! I can't believe this!"
"A boost for our domestically made games!"
"I've already recommended it to friends and relatives!"
"This game truly is constantly full of surprises! The more I play it, the more fun I have!"
There were also celebrities who posted on Weibo.
A C-list singer named Wang Qiqi posted a link to Plants vs. Zombies with the accompanying words: "It's so good I'm crying!"
A movie star named Chen Qi posted: "Recommending a good game my friend recommended to me. It's called Plants vs. Zombies. Please support domestically made games!"
Zhang Ye did not know those two people, neither had he come across them before. The reason for their recommendation posts was clearly because this game had truly touched them.
Naturally, Zhang Ye's friends did not idle around either.
Chen Guang and Fan Wenli highly recommended it!
Yao Jiancai highly recommended it!
Dong Shanshan highly recommended it!
At the same time, the media was also making its moves!
A few video game websites had already published their analyses and review of the full version of Plants vs. Zombies. The reviews were very good, just like how the industry insiders rated it! Websites, newspapers, and other entertainment media's reporters did not idle around either. A puzzle game that clearly had nothing to do with the entertainment circle had actually been pushed to the front page or into the headlines as the topic generated massive interest! It was like a wildfire!
"An amazing, classic domestically created puzzle game! "
"Can Zhang Ye continue writing his cross-industry legend?"
"Some industry insiders frank opinions: Not optimistic of Plants vs. Zombies' sale figures!"
"Good but unable to attract an audience?"
"A legend of a domestically made puzzle video game might have begun! "
"Possibility of poor sales? Don't be too pessimistic, don't speak too soon, just remember! The creator of this game is—Zhang, Zhang Ye! "
"The turnaround of domestically made video games? "


Zhang Ye was originally a mundane college graduate with aspiring dreams to become a star, but unfortunately has below average looks and height. However one day, he woke up and suddenly found himself in a parallel world! 
It’s like the same world, but wait a minute…many brands, celebrities and even famous works from his world changed and are gone in this new world! Armed with the profound literary knowledge of his previous world and a heaven-defying Game Ring that gives him magical items, stats and skills, Zhang Ye embarks on a journey to pursue his life-long dream of becoming famous!
Follow Zhang Ye as he takes the new world by storm, one plagiarized piece at a time, to hilarious reactions!

When the summer holiday ended, some of the kids in the village needed to leave. The parents of those kids were busy working in the city during the summer holiday. They didn't have time to look after kids. Therefore, some kids were sent to the village to stay with their grandparents. Now that the new school term would start soon, of course, they needed to go back to the city.
Having played in the village for two months, it was natural for the kids to feel sad when leaving their best buddies. But what made those parents surprised was that apart from those best buddies, the person that those kids were loath to leave the most was a strange young man.
This strange man was Zhou Yu.
With their kids' help to lead the way, almost all the parents went to Zhou Yu's house once. And only until then did they realize why their kids loved this young man so much.
With a full house of wooden toys, it was too tempting for their kids. There were wooden weapons, which were the toys that boys liked the most, and there were also small houses and tiny furniture, which were the toys that girls loved the most, especially that big aircraft carrier, it would immediately attract everyone's attention, once they got into the house.
The interview that the journalist did in the village had already been released on the TV, some of the adults had already seen it. But when they saw the real object, they were still shocked.
That was a big scale model!

There were also some military enthusiasts parents as well. When they saw it, they immediately wanted to buy it. But all of them were refused by Zhou Yu.
After all, that thing was personally made by himself, it was totally different from other toys. Besides, he had already promised the school teacher in the village that once the new term started, he would lend those models to the school, so they could open a small military exhibition for kids, in order to improve their military knowledge, and this aircraft carrier was the necessary display model.
The aircraft carrier could not be sold, but they could still buy those small toys. Every kid that was going to leave the village would select some toys before they left, and there were some adults, who could not resist the temptation, also bought a few of them. Many of them planned to give them to their friends' kids as gifts. 

At the end, when most of the kids left the village, almost all the toys in Zhou Yu's house were sold. Calculating the money he had made from those parents, it was around several thousand Chinese Yuan.
Seeing what Zhou Yu did, Zhou Shuyu sighed constantly. After the interview was released on the TV, more and more people wanted to buy those small scale models. Just looking at how those parents reacted when they saw the toys, anyone could imagine how popular those scale models were. However, no matter what kind of methods she used on this lazy otaku, he only made a few in several days. He clearly did not want to make money. It was so frustrating.
Seeing many toys were sold, Zhou Hao and those kids who were studying in the primary school in the village were very sad. If it were not for the fact that Zhou Yu had promised them that he would make new toys for them, they would have probably cried out in Zhou Yu's yard already.
Regardlessly how naughty those kids were, it was those kids, who kept Zhou Yu's yard clean, so making some toys for them and making them happy was something Zhou Yu's should do.
......…
On I'm Crazy Over Otaku, which was the website where Zhou Yu uploaded his game, the myth of Luhua village suddenly became extremely popular overnight. The main reason was that He Yuanyuan and Zhou Shuyu, those two quite popular newbie directors, had advertised his game for him. After all, all the movie's CG and BGM were taken from the game.
After the information was released on the internet, the game that only had one or two downloads suddenly increased to several thousand downloads. There were even more comments in the comments section.

"This is an epic game! "

"Holy shit, this kind of game could not even receive a contract? Are all the admins blind?"

"It is great that they are blind, otherwise, we have to pay for this game. It is much better for us this way."
"The creator has another game, called farming simulation, that one is also epic."

"Holy shit, what he said is real, you will regret it if you did not download it."

With all kinds of positive comments, the number of downloads was increasing rapidly. Soon, the game was even listed on the most downloaded game section. However, at the same time, many more people began to question why the game did not receive any contracts from the website.

Because when entering the game, many people discovered that although its overall quality could not be compared to those big title games, compared to many other games that cost money to play, it was much better.
It could be even considered a top-tier domestic game. But how come this type of game was released on the free game section?
Checking on the releasing date, it was roughly a half month ago, and the farming simulation was almost a month. During one month period, both games were not advertised by the site and also did not receive any recommendations. If it weren't for the myth of Luhua village this movie, perhaps that not many people would know of its existence.
I'm crazy over otaku claiming themselves to be the paradise of indie game developers. They said that they would provide the most convenient channel for good indie games to become famous. However, even this kind of high-quality game could not get a recommendation, it was truly bizarre.
Therefore all kinds of rumors, such as: "internal trade""dirty business deal behind the scene""pay me or you will not be listed" and "the site has rotten" etc... began to spread on the site, turning this small incident to a small reputation crisis of the site.
In fact, the administration department of the site really did nothing wrong. The first game, which was the farming simulation, was still in the reviewing process. However, before the game was fully reviewed, the developer of the game decided to release the game for free. The second game, which was the myth of Luhua village was even more strange. Before they even had time to review the game, the developer of the game already released the game for free. So it automatically disappeared from the list of games that were waiting to be reviewed. Therefore, no one had actually noticed the second game.
After all, the site was actually quite a big site, many indie games were uploaded to the site every day, it was understandable that the reviewing process would not be fast. Of course, if they were well-known game developers or game companies, they would have a fast and premium channel. However this "Brothel Taoist" was a new developer, of course, he must go through all the necessary procedures.
But no one had expected that those two games, which had been ignored by many people, would suddenly become popular.
However, it was too late to charge people for the game now. After all, the game had already been downloaded by many people before it was injected with the anti-piracy key. So even if they started to charge people, there would be countless free copies circulating on the internet.
The only remedy for the current situation was to immediately advertise the game using some of the available resources and set "Brothel Taoist" as a VIP user, then all his release would automatically go to the fast premium channel.
However, Zhou Yu did not know anything about what they did. With full of hope, he was currently waiting for the game company to produce the tier three game.

It was obvious that the game company would not be able to level up anytime soon, so the highest tier game that it was able to produce was the tier three game. If its quality still could not reach a level that he could sell it, then he did not plan to release any more games before he upgraded the company.

Moreover, there was also another problem. It was the mood indicator.
After making three games, the soldier development team's mood point was reduced to 20 points, if he wanted to make more games, those soldiers would definitely go on a strike. In terms of the other two teams, the optimistic and peaceful property management team only left with 42 points, and because the honorable penguin operation team had not actually started work yet, their mood points were still at 110 points

Therefore, he must build a building that was able to restore employees' mood points. Otherwise, he would not be able to create any new games.

Hot spring hotel: 300 Moe Coins, could be used once a day, restore 10 mood points.

Travel agency: 500 Moe Coins, could be used once in two days, restore 30 points.

Large theme park: 1000 Moe Coins, could be used once a day, restore 20 points.

From the perspective of efficiency, the large theme park was the best, but it was too expensive. So he could only choose the second best option - Travel Agency. Anyway, even if he wanted them to work, he did not have enough programming Ape cards, so why not spend those days to restore those employee's mood points.


Zhou Yu, a reclusive otaku, who did not like to go out of his house, was one day forced out of his house by a series of unexpected events.
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