Game development begins with destroying Girls' Frontline.

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Just like players who played the Legend of Sword and Fairy back in the day, if you ask them to go back and play it again now, they probably won't be able to keep playing.

But if you say even one more word about the Legend of Sword and Fairy, that won't do.

Then he'll never let you off the hook.

For Li Yunlei, "The Girl from the Bakery" is just that kind of existence.

He had high hopes for today's remake of "The Girl from the Bakery".

Although..

Since he had already played through all the previous storylines, he downloaded a later save file from the internet.

Incidentally.

Because "Girls' Bakery" is a single-player game, it doesn't connect to the internet like "Girls' Frontline: Companions" which is always online.

Therefore, it was just released.

Some people used Cheat Engine to force a victory in battle, quickly skip the story, and thus complete the game.

Save files from different stages were also released.

The reason this archive became so widely circulated is actually thanks to the many streamers who suffered so much.

Because Wang Wei fixed the bugs in the first three chapters that morning.

Therefore, if you want to create a "show effect", you have to start from Chapter 4.

Therefore, many streamers choose to start streaming directly from Chapter 4, since that's how they get viewers.

Of course, the existence of these save files also helped players like Li Yunlei who had already played the previous game.

This allows them to skip directly to the later parts of the story.

Then...

Upon closer inspection...

Li Yunlei broke down.

He endured the bugs and finished the only ending in the morning.

Then they started cursing Scatter Explosion and Feathered Explosion in the group chat with a bunch of veteran players.

Then the more he cursed, the angrier he got.

Finally, when a player asked for the address of the Scatterbolt so he could send a razor blade.

He suddenly remembered.

I think I know the location of the spread bomb.

So he bought a small bucket of paint downstairs and drove straight to Sanbao.

When a person fights for their beliefs.

Courage is boundless.

He arrived at the door of the studio with practiced ease. Without knocking or hesitating, he pushed the door open and barged in.

The employees in the studio were stunned by his sudden appearance.

Li Yunlei remained silent.

He waved the paint bucket in his hand and splashed the red liquid all over the shattered logo wall.

He did it on purpose.

He was excited, but not stupid.

As an adult, he naturally knew that he had to take responsibility for his actions. If he hadn't been so angry, he wouldn't have physically exploded.

But he also knew he couldn't let this affect him.

So, splashing paint on the logo wall was satisfying, and since the logo wall wasn't anything important, even if it exploded and triggered an alarm, it wouldn't do anything.

Li Yunlei poured out the entire bucket of paint, stood there, looking at the logo covered in red paint, his chest heaving and his breathing rapid.

After taking a photo and posting it in the group to prove he was a real man, he turned and strode away from the Sunburst Studio, leaving behind a mess and chaos.

~~~

It continued until there was no sound outside.

Yu Zhongcai crawled out from under the table, looked at the departing figure, and shouted at the top of his lungs.

"Police!! Where are the police!! Call the police! This is outrageous..."

If at this point, the boss of the scattered explosion is still Yu Zhong.

He probably did call the police.

But now, Zhao Ming is in charge.

So his first action was to have the personnel in charge of the explosion inform everyone that what had just happened was not to be spread and that no one was allowed to take pictures.

Then, have someone clean up the scene.

Finally, the creative team was called back to the meeting room to continue the meeting, as if nothing had happened.

The group sat down.

Yu Zhong still seemed unclear about the situation.

Zhao Ming let out a long sigh.

He really didn't understand why he had thought this person could succeed in the project.

But now, he and Yu Zhong are indeed in the same boat.

After thinking about it, I decided to give an explanation.

"Do you think it's a good thing or a bad thing for Tencent if news gets out that fans are dissatisfied with the game's quality and cause trouble at the company?"

Finish this sentence.

He didn't care whether Yu Zhong understood or not.

Continue the meeting.

The meeting lasted about half an hour. Zhao Ming had some ideas in his mind, and then he kept Yu Zhong behind alone.

"We've agreed on one thing: the project's failure was due to the poor performance of Wang Wei in the programming team, which caused the entire project to fall short of expectations. The reason for the high refund rate among players is because there are too many serious bugs, and it has nothing to do with marketing or promotion."

"do you understand?"

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Hearing Zhao Ming say that...

Yu Zhong nodded repeatedly, just like a chick pecking at rice.

"Don't worry, Mr. Zhao, I understand."

Zhao Ming nodded.

Although Yu Zhong is a bit... well, he has one advantage: his life and fortune are in Zhao Ming's hands. If Zhao Ming wants to remove him and replace him with a new project leader...

Then Yu Zhong is nothing but a debtor with millions in debt.

That's why Zhao Ming dared to speak so frankly about this matter.

"Okay, I'll go back to the company to write the report first. You can take down the first three chapters of the no-reason refund promotion. Also, keep a low profile for now and wait until these few days are over before making any moves."

"Understood, Mr. Zhao."

~~~

Zhao Ming left at 4 p.m.

Yu Zhong takes the matter of keeping a low profile quite seriously.

He locked himself in his office, refusing to see anyone or care about anything.

I plan to just get through these next few days.

Unfortunately, even though he didn't seek out trouble, trouble came looking for him.

At 5 p.m., a group of reporters appeared outside the bomb disposal site.

At that moment, Yu Zhong was planning to leave work early.

I packed my things early, planning to leave and go home to relax.

Both sides rushed over, and as soon as they saw Yu Zhong come out, the group of reporters immediately surrounded him.

"Yu Zhong, what's your opinion on the Bakery Girl's sales falling below 100,000 units?"

"Excuse me! Excuse me!! Is it true that a fan threw paint because they were dissatisfied with the plot? Are you planning to sue that fan?"

Why cancel the unconditional refund policy for the first three chapters? Is it because they lack confidence in the game?

Yu Zhong had indeed imagined what it would be like to be interviewed after his game became a huge success.

It's either sharing success stories or casually showing off.

He even thought about what he wanted to say.

But he never expected that his first interview would turn out like this.

He didn't want to answer any of the reporters' questions.

He just walked out with a frown on his face.

However, these journalists were unlikely to let this opportunity pass them by.

Anyone who has worked in the news media knows this.

To get traffic, you have to catch trending topics.

In the current gaming industry.

There are only two trending topics.

One is that Girls Frontline 1.5 was a huge success again, but this news is so overdone that players are tired of seeing it, and even the players themselves are tired of writing it.

Although writing it out will also generate traffic.

But it lacks a punchline.

at this time.

Well-informed reporters found out that Sunbae had been splashed with paint by fans, and some even posted photos.

Good guy.

Upon hearing this news, a whole bunch of reporters, like sharks, came running.

Fans, paint, dissatisfied with the plot, shouting "garbage game."

Let's not even talk about the news.

If you release these words, the traffic will be phenomenal.

If we could also get some exclusive news...

pity.

Although it is now called ScatterBomb, it is now under Tencent's umbrella, and its employees showed indifference to the arrival of reporters.

Yu Zhong then listened to Zhao Ming's instructions.

He didn't say a word the whole time and just walked out.

At this time, the building's security guards had just undergone intensive training because of what happened that afternoon, so they reacted quickly and arrived at the scene. Yu Zhong only needed to take a few more steps to avoid the reporters.

But at that very moment, he heard these two questions.

"Yu Zhong's game isn't even worthy of carrying Lin Li's shoes. Yu Zhong should apologize and go to Xinghuo to learn how to write plots properly. What do you think?"

"Another question is, there are rumors that the new project by Sunburst plans to completely emulate the Battlefront Girls series produced by Linli..."

Yu Zhong, whose defenses hadn't been breached before, suddenly heard Lin Li's voice.

In a moment of impulsiveness, I truly broke down.