Game development begins with destroying Girls' Frontline.

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Then he had already made up his mind.

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Looking at those rows of text, he didn't want to be seen as crazy by others if he weren't at the company.

Otherwise, Lin Li really wanted to stand up, laugh out loud, and say, "Is that all?"

If this world didn't have Linli.

This world has no frontline girls like him.

So, if Yu Zhong's version is released, it may not be well received, but it will most likely not be Bao Si either.

but now.

If Yu Zhong dares to release him, Lin Li would be doing himself a disservice if he didn't kill him.

Although Yu Zhong verbally said that the storyline of the Spark game was terrible.

However, even in his own version of the story, there are still obvious traces of imitation. However, Yu Zhong is indeed Yu Zhong; even his imitation is not up to par.

This time, in his major version, the core of the plot is also a major crisis.

However, perhaps they wanted to showcase the hardcore nature of their game.

Or perhaps for the sake of some ridiculous plot coherence, at the very beginning of the main storyline, the protagonist's commander, due to his low status, gets into a heated argument with the Griffin high command over tactical direction.

Then, the protagonist was reprimanded by higher-ups and directly kicked out of the decision-making circle.

After that, as the plot progressed...

The high-ranking officers, who ignored the protagonist's advice, suffered repeated setbacks in their attacks, and several of the protagonist's humanoid squads sustained varying degrees of damage in the battles.

Just when Lin Li thought this was a ploy to build suspense before revealing the truth, and that the player would step in to slap the higher-ups in the face and show off their skills, Yu Zhong acted completely out of character.

I started writing the storyline where the commander was injured and disconnected, and the androids fought and retreated.

In the end, the player's faction suffered a crushing defeat. Although the player's commander had differing opinions with the higher-ups in the early stages, he did not make any substantial changes.

I paddled almost the entire time.

In the end, the player's "wives" showed no concern for the injured protagonist, but instead devoted themselves to covering the retreat of other allies.

"What the hell is all this nonsense?"

Lin Li shook his head after reading it. More importantly, he saw a familiar name in it.

A name that appears more often than the commander throughout the entire story.

A character who is set to be an adjutant in the major version.

Del.

Upon seeing this name, Lin Li already knew a great deal, knowing that this person was far more powerful than Raymond.

With the emergence of this name.

Lin Li has a new idea for defeating Yu Zhong.

This time, he might not only be able to destroy Yu Zhong, but also take over a batch of users that Tencent and Yu Zhong bought at a high price.

Think of this.

Lin Li suddenly felt like calling Yu Zhong to urge them on.

With the situation so good, why not spend more money and do more publicity?

Every penny they spend now is helping them acquire new users.

Chapter 56 Now it's really secure

If you look through the pages of history...

A comparison of the operations of Girls' Frontline and Azur Lane demonstrates just how important a reliable team is to a game.

Azur Lane has had its share of mishaps in the past, but its operations have never been headstrong.

Admit your mistakes and resolutely sever ties.

At the very least, their attitude was very good.

Looking at it from another angle, Yu Zhong...

That's a whole other story.

Any player familiar with Girls' Frontline can easily summarize the fundamental reason for the decline of the first generation of Girls' Frontline: Yu's various bizarre actions.

Because from a gameplay perspective alone.

Even if you put the gameplay of Girls' Frontline 1 into 2024, it's really not that old-fashioned.

Girls' Frontline 1 even caught the wave of the anime and manga trend and made a lot of money.

If we invested that money in research and development...

Optimize the graphics of the first generation, improve the image clarity, update the UI, and further improve the use of Live2D technology.

It shouldn't have come to this.

But Yu Zhong truly lives up to his name.

Since Girls' Frontline was launched, it has been constantly creating and upsetting content.

Every time they pull off a stunt, it leads to a significant loss of players.

In the end, they ruined a game that could have lasted for ten years.

The Del incident was actually a microcosm of what happened back then.

In the previous timeline, Del appeared in the summer event storyline of 2017.

The character is a wealthy young master who lives a comfortable life being served by humanoid figures.

Driven by interest and a sense of justice, she ran away from home with her sister and established an underground doll studio to research and oversee autonomous doll technology engineering.

In the storyline, HK416 found G11 by the roadside and personally repaired and installed the fire control system, which led to the current G11.

In the official setting, there is a story that Del fell in love with G11 at first sight because of this incident, and even commissioned a large number of G11-style dolls to be his personal maids.

Also.

In various descriptions of the first game, there are also storylines about Del performing routine maintenance on Squad 404, as well as the setting that Del likes humanoids and even has special fetishes.

There was even a conversation where G11 didn't want him to examine her, and after the two bickered, Del told G11 not to struggle and to lie down and accept the examination.

HK416 also joked that he should have his sister manage his perverted liking for humanoid figures.

The moment this character appeared, a public opinion crisis arose, with a large number of players complaining in the community.

Just like the players said.

For humanoids, a repairman is essentially a doctor.

Let's put it that way.

Then the character of Del and the related plot seem very strange.

For example.

G11 is your wife. Your wife is injured, and you should take her to see a doctor. However, the doctor says in front of you that he likes your wife very much, and takes advantage of his medical practice to grope her.

He even secretly bought a whole house full of robots that look exactly like your wife to serve as maids.

The plot and character design are simply outrageous.

It's better than many adult games.

It's hard to imagine what kind of mindset Yu Zhong had when writing this character, and who he was imitating when he wrote it.

Is he the commander who watched his humanoid form being groped by a cute little boy?

Or did I project my image onto this cute little boy?

Lin Li's whereabouts are unknown.

But he knew that Yu Zhong was definitely very satisfied with the character of Del, after all, as a character in the story, he even had a system that made him his adjutant and hired Jun Fukuyama as the voice actor.

In other words, players can set Del as their adjutant, just like they would set a female character for the game's main character.

If you put yourself in their shoes for a moment, you'll realize just how outrageous this is.

So, naturally, when this character first appeared, the entire Girls' Frontline player community went wild.

However, at that time, the majority of players remained silent.

At that time, Sanbao was relatively wealthy and adopted a simple and crude approach to controlling public opinion.

The NGA forum deletes hundreds of posts every day.

In addition, Girls' Frontline has been declining since 17. The remaining players either don't care about the story or feel that the character didn't really do anything to G11 and was just expressing their liking for G11.

Finally, Girls' Frontline had no competitors at that time, so this incident ultimately led to a wave of players quitting the game.

Unlike the Raymond incident, it didn't cause a huge stir. After the controversy, Yu Zhong landed safely without suffering any fatal injuries.

Perhaps it is precisely because of this incident that...

This misjudgment of the plot by Yu Zhong led to the appearance of the character Raymond in Girls' Frontline 2.

After all, in his opinion, if Del was fine, then Raymond should be fine too.

Unfortunately, every boomerang comes back to life.

Del, who didn't pay a heavy price in the first generation, eventually came full circle and ended up fighting in Girls' Frontline 2.

of course.

Let's go back to this timeline.

Lin Li, on the other hand, became a great philanthropist.

There's no need to wait for Girls' Frontline 2, nor for Raymond to appear. This time, he's going to use this dagger to stab Yu Zhong.

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The next two days.

Lin Li focused all his energy on the major update of the Battlefront Girls themselves, ignoring Yu Zhong's publicity efforts.

They also did not respond to Yu Zhong's provocation.

The date is the 27th.

early morning.

Yu Zhong arrived at the office.

The first thing to do is ask the operations team.

"Anything happening at Spark Games today?"

When no action is taken.

It was difficult for Yu Zhong to describe his feelings.

On the one hand, he was glad that Lin Li did not launch a surprise attack like last time, suddenly releasing a major version update on the eve of the update.

On the other hand, the silence of the Spark Game made him feel that something was wrong.

It felt like walking through a dark, deep forest.

Although it looks safe now, you know very well that there are tigers in this forest.

Ever since.

On the 27th, Girls' Frontline will be undergoing a major version update.

Yu Zhong didn't care about the launch status of his own game.

Instead, they frantically refreshed Spark Games' Weibo and Bilibili accounts.

It was just like a timid person entering a haunted house, afraid that Lin Li would suddenly rush out and scare them half to death.

however.

Even after the major update to Girls' Frontline was successfully released and players began flocking to the game, Spark Games remained completely silent.