Have you ever made games? Then you should write about games!

Transmigrating to a parallel world, Chen Dong, a struggling author, becomes the owner of a nearly bankrupt game company. To repay his debts, Chen Dong has no choice but to return to his old profession, writing novels to make a living. After uploading his first novel, he awakens a game system. Whenever a novel reaches a certain data threshold, the games appearing in the book can materialize. Writing novels can also get you game plans and information? So, while other game company owners are still struggling to find good game plans, Chen Dong is already agonizing over whether to write "Red Dead Redemption" or "Elden Ring of Law" first. ... "What the hell is Terraria? I've never heard of it." "Is the author writing his own game? That's interesting!" "Has the author ever made games? Some things are written randomly, based on assumptions!" There are countless online novels, and plagiarism in game writing is an overused theme. Readers just treat it as garbage and don't care. A few days later, they saw this somewhat familiar game on the best-selling version of the game... In the gaming world where a slight mistake can easily cause player dissatisfaction, only Chen Dong's comment section never contained any abusive language, only the words "urging for an update".