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“Happy Farm” just received its biggest update ever—no more daily limits on stealing crops.
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The domestic FPS hit “Crossing Fire” introduces its newest female character, Pandora.
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Pig Factory’s new game “Apocalypse Restart Simulator” is now released!
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Many foreign game companies have issued warnings—they will increase penalties for players from the Dragon Kingdom logging in illegally!
Multiple major foreign games have upgraded their firewalls.
Will players from the Dragon Kingdom never be able to play high-quality Western games again?Today marks the darkest era for all Dragon Kingdom players…
After reading the trending news, Lin Yuan finally confirmed that he had indeed transmigrated.
From the memories of the body’s original owner, he learned that this world was similar to Earth in his previous life, though slightly different.
At this point, human technology was highly advanced.
Only the gaming industry lagged far behind, its market share constantly being squeezed by other forms of entertainment.
The root cause?
Most game companies were complacent and unwilling to innovate.
Especially in the Dragon Kingdom.
With several major companies monopolizing the industry, the gaming scene there could practically be described as a complete disaster.
As players themselves put it: “Not even a dog would play these games!”
If it weren’t for the lack of better options, players wouldn’t have kept playing through gritted teeth.
Otherwise, those major companies would have gone bankrupt long ago.
But now, the gap had become enormous.
Forget top-tier countries like Neon Nation and the United States—even the small Kimchi Nation had surpassed them by a wide margin.
A vast country like the Dragon Kingdom was producing games inferior to those of a nation with less than a tenth of its population.
It sounded unbelievable, yet it was the truth.
Meanwhile, top-tier developers had already created open-world games—allowing players to freely explore vast virtual worlds.
With this momentum, foreign games had come to dominate 99% of the global market.
Even the Kimchi Nation, relying on imitation, held about 5%.
And the massive Dragon Kingdom?
Its mainstream games were still stuck in outdated, recycled pay-to-win online formulas.
As a result, its global market share had fallen even below that of the Kimchi Nation—barely surviving within its own borders.
That was why, when other countries began banning Dragon Kingdom players from accessing their games, the community erupted in despair.
After experiencing those grand, immersive worlds, who would willingly go back to cheap, repetitive grind-fests?
But as foreign companies tightened their firewalls, the day would come when no Dragon Kingdom player could access those games at all.
This was truly their darkest hour.
“So even in another world, things are still this pathetic…”
Lin Yuan sighed as he scrolled through his phone.
The comment sections were filled with the lamentations of countless players.
He recalled how, in his previous life, major game companies had also grown complacent—likely leading to a similar fate.
No matter how arrogant foreign companies became, Dragon Kingdom players had little choice but to endure.
Only a few stood firm in resistance.
“But now that I’m here, things are going to change.”
Thinking about the knowledge he carried from his previous life, Lin Yuan smiled.
Although that world’s technology wasn’t as advanced, its game development was far ahead.
Games like Titanfall, Red Dead Redemption, Resident Evil, and Genshin Impact pushed human imagination to its limits.
Any one of them appearing in this world would be a dimensional strike—shaking the entire industry.
“With this world’s tech, maybe I could even turn movies into games…”
His thoughts began to race.
Transformers, Resident Evil…
If those became games, players could pilot real mechs and survive in zombie worlds.
“If I release all of these… I could build an entire gaming universe!”
The idea set his heart ablaze.
Just imagining it was exhilarating.
But then, a serious problem hit him.
He had… no money, no car, and no house.
Aside from a face more handsome than Yan Zu’s, he was completely broke.
The original owner of this body had been an intern game designer.
Given the miserable state of the gaming industry, he was the only one in his dorm who failed to secure an internship—a perfect example of being unemployed right after graduation.
His university grouped students by dorm rather than major.
Among his roommates, only he studied game planning.
The others specialized in art, music, and programming.
Their graduation project required them to work together to develop a small game.
If everyone had been in the same field, no one would’ve judged each other.
But now, compared to his successful roommates, his situation was painfully awkward.
While failing to become one of those “hated game planners” might not seem tragic, being unemployed certainly was.
It had even affected his status in the dorm.
As his three roommates secured jobs one after another, he had gone from being the “big brother” to the lowest in the hierarchy.
He didn’t even dare speak in the group chat anymore.
Worse still…
Because he couldn’t find an internship, his long-time girlfriend broke up with him.
The memory was still vivid.
She turned away coldly, leaving him with just one sentence:
“You can’t even find a job—what makes you think I should waste my youth waiting for you to grow?”