In the Internet age, who still makes traditional games?

It's going to be on the shelves tomorrow!

To be precise, it's after 0:00 today, maybe a few minutes late.

So…

Five chapters upon release!

Don't complain it's too little, it's already my limit.

There was an 8-month gap between the two books, and my writing state is almost gone. I sit in front of the computer all day, but I can only manage to write one or two pitiful chapters.

I really don't have any more than that.

I am a person who desperately needs to have a backlog of chapters, because I often need to revise the drafts. Before a chapter is released, I will adjust it two or three times.

Having a backlog of chapters is my safety net.

Without a backlog, writing and updating on the spot will easily lead to problems.

So, I implore everyone, please don't be too anxious, and give me a little more patience.

Over the past month, my state has recovered a bit. I'm trying to pick up the pace and see if I can save up some more chapters, so I can release more at that time.

I will work hard!

For the past half month, I've basically been sleeping at three or four in the morning. It's 3:41 AM as I write this.

I'm not saying this to make you feel sorry for me, but to let you believe that I am really working hard!

By the way, I'd like to take this opportunity to answer some questions from readers about the plot.

Currently, the most frequently mentioned issues in the comments are the simulator and the somatosensory suit.

Some people think that the simulator itself is too hardcore and cannot be expanded.

Some people think that the technology leap of the somatosensory suit is too big and unrealistic.

Let me first explain the latter, the issue of the large technology leap.

First, let's be clear that this book will eventually involve writing about a virtual world, and that technology leap is astronomical.

If I don't give the protagonist a cheat and use the academic style to do research and development and promote technology step by step, it will really take forever—and it doesn't make sense to use the developed things to make games…

But we are a game-making novel, and things related to technology are all for the service of games and players, and not the other way around.

The existence of the system is to solve technical problems.

If you feel uncomfortable, then—

[Brain Repository]!

Just kidding, haha, I will try to make it all look less outrageous.

The former, the simulator problem.

This should have been explained a little in today's update.

But what I want to say is not this, what I want to say most is—I hope everyone has a little more confidence in the author.

Of course, the author has many limitations and cannot possibly be comprehensive.

But some obvious problems—the price of a full set of simulators, the floor space, the player's physical fitness, playing games is not just about playing hardware…

Please believe that the author can also notice these obvious problems.

I hope everyone is not too impatient and anxious about things that are not even on the horizon just because they see a beginning.

The latest novels are first published on Liu 9 Shu Ba!

It really affects my mentality…

Of course, everyone's reminders and suggestions are very good and can help me find gaps and fill them, and I am very grateful.

Finally, let's report on the results.

Thanks to everyone's support, the results of this book's new book period are better than I expected.

The follow-up reading has been very stable all the way, and recommendations such as the Little Horn and Sanjiang have also been fully utilized.

The background follow-up reading data is still from two days ago, specifically 9641.

I also asked the editor, and the paid readers' follow-up reading is 7199.

Compared to the first book's one-round trip on the shelves, it is already a world of difference.

Thank you very much for your support!

Finally, as usual, I ask for the first order and the guaranteed monthly ticket.

—The first seven days of October have double the points, so casting one is worth two!

My reasoning may not be sound, but my confidence is strong!

So, see you when it hits the shelves!