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As long as they maintain their confidence and keep moving forward, "I Run an Inn in Chang'an 1" will eventually shine in the market.

Despite some setbacks, he believes that as long as everyone works together, "I Run an Inn in Chang'an 1" will eventually win its glory in the market.

After all, in my previous life, this game was developed by Kairosoft, a Japanese game company.

Even in the era of booming online and mobile games, pixel-style games still managed to find a place in the domestic market.

Beiping, an ancient city steeped in history and culture, is filled with a rich and unique atmosphere of daily life in its streets and alleys.

The sturdy old locust trees lining the street were gently caressed by the breeze.

The branches and leaves swayed gently, making a rustling sound, as if telling the story of this city.

Under the trees, the elderly leisurely fanned themselves with palm-leaf fans to cool off, occasionally chatting about everyday matters.

The children played and laughed, their innocent laughter echoing in the air.

In every corner of the city, young people who own Little Tyrant learning machines and are passionate about playing cartridge games are quietly experiencing a surge of interest in "I Open an Inn in Chang'an 1".

Initially, this was a domestically produced cartridge game meticulously crafted by 361 Games.

Like a quietly flickering spark, it gradually spread within a small circle of game enthusiasts.

In an era before smartphones were widespread, game forums undoubtedly became an important platform for players to exchange ideas and share experiences.

A veteran gamer with the online name "Game Maniac" couldn't wait to share his gaming experience on the forum with great excitement: "Family, I've recently struck gold!"

"I discovered an amazing domestically produced cartridge game called 'I Run an Inn in Chang'an 1,' and its management gameplay is absolutely incredible!"

"Most of the games I used to play were just fighting and killing, and after a while they all felt the same."

"But this game took me directly into a whole new world, allowing me to experience the unique fun of running an ancient inn."

"From the very beginning, we carefully attracted guests and arranged rooms according to their different needs."

"Upgrading the inn's facilities step by step, every step was full of unexpected surprises and challenges, just like experiencing an ancient commercial adventure!"

His post was like a boulder thrown into a calm lake, quickly creating ripples and attracting the attention of many players.

Many people left comments in the comment section asking for details about the game, such as "Where can I buy this game?"

How difficult is the game? Is it easy for beginners to pick up?

Problems like these keep emerging.

Meanwhile, young people often talk about this game with great enthusiasm when they gather together for casual chats on the streets.

A young man wearing a stylish baseball cap, his eyes sparkling with excitement, exclaimed to his friend, gesturing wildly, "You know what?"

"Recently, a domestic game has become very popular. It is called 'I Run an Inn in Chang'an 1'. The Chang'an inn in the game is made very well with pixel art."

"Even the pixel art style is full of details. When you play it, it feels like you have really traveled back to ancient times and become an innkeeper."

"That feeling was amazing!"

"Moreover, the guests in the game are all different, each with their own story and needs, which is very interesting."

After hearing this, his friend's eyes lit up with curiosity, and he quickly asked, "Is it really as fun as you say? Tell me what else is special about it."

Such discussions continue to unfold in various corners of the world.

Curiosity grew exponentially, and people were gradually drawn to the game's unique charm.

Their desire to buy the game grew stronger, as if an invisible force was driving them to own it as soon as possible and experience its fun firsthand.

However, at that time in Beiping, only three cartridge distributors, Mr. Wang, Mr. Li, and Mr. Sun, had the foresight to purchase this game.

However, when they made the purchases, they were only trying it out and each cautiously bought one hundred portions.

In their preconceived notion, domestically produced games have always been in a clearly weak position in the market.

Compared to well-known games from abroad, it lags far behind in terms of graphics, storyline, and brand influence.

Therefore, they believe that "I Run an Inn in Chang'an 1" is just one of many attempts, a chance to try one's luck.

I didn't have high expectations for it.

But no one could have predicted that this gradually heating up buying frenzy would lead to this.

These mere 300 game cartridges instantly became highly sought-after items, like ice cream in the summer, and were quickly snapped up.

Players who had been eagerly anticipating the game were filled with disappointment upon learning that it was sold out.

One of the young men's hopes were dashed.

His brows were furrowed so tightly they looked like they could trap a fly, and his eyes were filled with disappointment and helplessness.

He arrived at the entrance of a locksmith shop and couldn't help but complain to the owner, "Boss, what's going on here? You're out of stock so quickly?"

"I've been looking forward to it for so long. I see other people sharing their interesting experiences in the game on the forums every day. I'm really itching to play it myself."

"It's so disappointing that we can't even buy it now!"

"Boss, can you think of a way to get more stock?"

The shop owner also looked helpless, shrugged, and spread out his calloused hands.

He said with a wry smile, "I can't do anything about it. This game became popular too suddenly. I only stocked five copies, and they were all snapped up immediately."

"I'm worried about it myself. So many people have been asking me these past few days that it's almost ruined my lock-making business."

"I also want to restock as soon as possible, but I don't have the right to decide on the supply channels. I can only wait for news from the distributor."

Similar scenes were playing out repeatedly in the streets and alleys of Beiping, and the complaints of more and more buyers were coming together like a tide.

Soon, the landline phones of the three cassette tape distributors were bombarded with calls from the anxious shop owners.

The phone rang incessantly, each ring sounding like a frantic alarm.

That was the sound of shop owners eagerly requesting the cartridge game "I Run an Inn in Chang'an 1".

In Mr. Li's somewhat cluttered office, the telephone rang urgently like firecrackers.

As soon as he answered the phone, he heard an electronics store owner anxiously shouting into the other end, "Mr. Li, you absolutely have to send me some more goods!"