Collapse? No, this is just everyday life.

Collapse? No, this is just everyday life.

Author: I will always love Neet Hime

Summary:

At the new game launch event.

A reporter asked, "Mr. Nangong, congratulations on your work Pokémon surpassing Houmu to become the world's number one IP the other day. May I ask you some questions?"

Nangong Yu: "Thank you, that's fine."

An excited reporter asked, "I've heard that you maintain very close relationships with your secretary, a senior executive in your company, a travel blogger with a large following, and the young lady of the Yuedu Group. Is that true?"

Nangong Yu: "...Hey, hey, hey, where's security? Get this troublemaker out of here!!"

......

P.S.: Harem-style, slice-of-life, no angst, no sad scenes. Of course, if the game is designed to torture the player, that's a different story~

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Sign Chapter One, Bronya.

Ta-ta-ta-ta.

This is a hand with distinct knuckles, neatly trimmed nails, and flat fingertips tapping lightly on the solid wood table, producing a series of crisp sounds.

In this relatively private café booth, a young man named Nangong Yu smiled and looked quite pleased as he gazed at the person opposite him.

Beneath his short, choppy black hair was a fairly handsome face. While not exactly breathtakingly handsome, he was certainly a good-looking young man in the surrounding area. Underneath his loose black and white casual clothes was a well-trained physique—the kind of body that looked slim in clothes but muscular underneath, a body that inspired envy.

Soft sunlight refracted through the glass and spilled into the room. The air was filled with the bitterness of coffee and the rich aroma of milk. The blended flavors slightly stimulated the senses of the people present. In the quiet room, the sound of tapping pressed down on the heart of a girl opposite, making her already taut lips look even more bitter.

The girl had long, silver, curly hair that reached her waist, tied back with a ribbon. Her beautiful face was exquisitely delicate, but a lingering gloom hung over her furrowed brows, the source of which was a small stack of A4 papers on the table in front of her.

She wore a dress with a thin gray shirt underneath, which outlined her already developing figure. Not to mention her breasts, whose curves were already clearly visible, the soft black skirt fell with gravity, and the arc reflected her round and full legs. Just by imagining it, one could understand how alluring the shape of her hips and legs must be.

As for the black stockings that covered her slender calves under the skirt, they were absolutely stunning, extending all the way to her feet where they were gathered and tightened by a pair of brown leather shoes. Nangong Yu couldn't even imagine how delicious they would be after she took off her shoes, which made his gaze drift over several times without him noticing, and he sighed in his heart at the girl's growth over the years.

Another girl was sitting next to her.

Unlike the silver-haired girl, she had shoulder-length black hair with a bluish tinge, and her cute, specially styled face didn't show much bitterness. However, her ocean-like pupils kept moving back and forth, looking at the girl one moment and the boy the next, with a slightly conflicted expression on her face.

She seemed to want to say something, but due to the atmosphere, she didn't dare to speak. She could only use her two small hands to pinch and rub the blue and white dress she was wearing, making two small wrinkles. She looked timid and made people want to hold her in their arms and cherish her.

"Have you finished reading? Then sign here."

despair.

With only half a cup of mocha left in her hand, Nangong Yu put down the cup, looked at the person opposite her, and spoke slowly and casually.

"me......"

She gripped the pen tightly in her hand, biting her lip, and Ren Keren could see the deep resentment in her eyes.

"What, you can't write? Do you need me to teach you how to write your name? Bronya Zaychek~"

When he mentioned the girl's name, Nangong Yu deliberately slowed down his tone, his voice playful and laced with sarcasm.

He wasn't in a hurry. As the one who had temporarily won, he had enough patience to appreciate the cute, unwilling look on the girl's face, especially her angry glare after he provoked her. It was quite amusing.

"I don't need you to teach me!"

Bronya practically spat out those words through clenched teeth, glancing apologetically at the girl beside her before placing her trembling hand on the A4 paper.

The sound of pen tip scratching against paper reached his ears. Seeing Bronya lower her head, Nangong Yu turned his gaze to her side. As if by telepathy, the black-haired girl also turned her gaze.

They made eye contact smoothly, gazing at the ocean in her pupils. A smile appeared on Nangong Yu's lips, and his eyes softened considerably. He opened his mouth and silently uttered a few words. The girl opposite him was taken aback for a moment, but her face quickly lit up, and she gave him a sweet and adorable smile.

That smile of unwavering trust, unchanged from childhood to adulthood, momentarily blurred Nangong Yu's vision, as if she had returned to a very young time.

The three of them actually came from the same orphanage and grew up together since childhood. Their relationship was no less than that of real brothers and sisters.

In particular, Nangong Yu and Bronya are both hardcore gamers. When they were kids, they often secretly played video games together at night without telling the aunt at the orphanage.

At this time, another girl—Seele Vollerai—would keep watch for them. Seele was always their little shadow, and the three of them were the closest in the entire orphanage.

"Let's make games together when we grow up, let's make the most fun games in the world!"

One day, Bronya called the two of them out and said excitedly.

"Okay."

The little boy agreed without hesitation; that was also his idea.

As for Xiao Xi'er, seeing that her favorite older brothers and sisters had all expressed their opinions, she naturally didn't want to be left behind, so she hurriedly raised her hand.

Do you have any ideas about the game genre?

"Robots! Bronya wants to make a giant robot!!"

The young girl shouted this.

The three of them probably thought they would be together forever back then, but unfortunately, reality is often different from what we wish for.

Cocolia, the director of the orphanage, rose to a high-level position at Anti-Entropy, one of the world's three largest technology companies, in less than ten years due to her outstanding abilities, which also improved the conditions of the orphanage.

She has always treated the children in the orphanage as her own sons and daughters, and naturally she would not mistreat them. However, as a strong woman, she understands that she cannot keep the children by her side and must let them learn to be independent.

Therefore, whenever a child graduates from junior high school, they are sent out of the orphanage. Cocolia provides initial support, but afterwards, the child has to rely on themselves.

Once the children graduate from high school or college, the orphanage can help them find a job to make a living. Those with excellent grades can even return to her side and become a member of Anti-Entropy.

After graduating from junior high school, Nangong Yu and his two friends were also sent abroad. Since their target university had already been St. Freya University, which has the best game production program in the world, they came directly to the Far East region when they were in high school.

Although Cocolia treats every child in the orphanage as her own, she inevitably shows some favoritism. As her three favorite children in the orphanage, she provides them with considerable support.

Not only were they given a house per person, but they were also provided with enough money to live on for several years.

Even the day before the three of them left, Cocolia pulled them into her bedroom and talked with them all night. She ended by saying that if they were not happy outside, they could come back anytime, and that there would always be a place for the three of them by her side.

Originally, the three of them made the game with the intention of subsidizing the lives of everyone in the orphanage. However, as they watched Cocolia's position rise, she was promoted all the way to the upper echelons of Anti-Entropy.

Therefore, money became just a simple string of numbers in her eyes.

Other families hope their sons will become dragons and their daughters will become phoenixes, but these families are different; they hope their mothers will become phoenixes.

However, this also allows Nangong Yu and Bronya to pursue their own dreams without being distracted by other things.

Leaving the orphanage was undoubtedly the best opportunity for Nangong Yu and Bronya to start their dreams.

However, their first meeting resulted in an irreconcilable argument.

Bronya immediately wanted to make the mecha game she had been longing for, but Nangong Yu felt that they should start with a smaller game to get some initial funding. The help provided by Dean Cocolia was only enough for them to live on, and it was definitely far from enough to make a mecha game.

Mech games are simply too big a concept for them right now.

As a result, the two had a fight, and neither could convince the other. In order not to affect their future relationship, they finally signed a two-year contract.

Based on how things develop two years later, the weaker party must agree with the other party's ideas and take the other party's lead.

The collaboration was naturally not going to continue for the time being, and the three of them originally planned to live in one house, but that plan fell through because of this incident.

Moreover, an important issue arose after they separated: Seele's 'ownership'.

As the younger sister whom both of them loved the most, who Seele lived with became their second point of contention.

Ultimately, Bronya, taking advantage of being a girl herself, forcibly took Seele as her own, much to Nangong Yu's chagrin.

A year has passed since then, and everything has changed.

I forgot to mention that ever since Nangong Yu fell ill at the age of eight, he often had strange dreams. It wasn't until the night he left the orphanage that those hazy dreams came together like fragments, piecing together a complete life that he never expected.

Both were orphans, and both were fortunate enough to have caring friends and teachers. After growing up relatively happily, they had just stepped out of school when they added a performance record to their work as dump truck drivers traveling to another world by saving two children.

Perhaps his brain wasn't fully developed when he was young, or for some other reason, it wasn't until that night that he recalled his memories of his past life.

good news.

It wasn't completely destroyed by the dump truck; it was reborn.

bad news.

The moment he realized he had been reborn, he thought of his childhood friends. Oh no, it's the Honkai!

good news.

Looking back and calming down, I realized that there really is no Honkai energy here, it's just a normal daily life, yay!

Better news.

After those fragments of dreams merged, they were like an imprint on his mind, becoming a 'book' that he could refer to at any time. He could easily recall everything he had experienced.

Looking at the famous games she had played in her past life, which were now legendary in her memories, Nangong Yu couldn't help but gasp.

The gaming industry in this world is equally prosperous, but it is still slightly inferior to that of the previous world. The rapid development of technology has made people pursue technological advancements, more realistic graphics, and better modeling. As a result, the gameplay is not as flashy as that of the previous world.

If he could recreate all the games he remembered, and combine them with the technology of this world, he imagined the scene and couldn't help but shudder.

If it really works out, he can give Walter, the author of the current number one IP in the world, Houmu, a piece of his mind, and then stand on him and shout that he is the king of games.

Ahem, keep a low profile, keep a low profile. We haven't even released a game yet, so let's not be too ambitious.

However, the more upsetting thing is...

As long as this memory exists, it's fine to make smaller games. But if he plans to make AAA titles, not to mention the technical aspects, the manpower and resources required are beyond his current capacity.

Therefore, the primary goal at present is to create a simple game that can generate sufficient funds in a short period of time.

Which games have relatively low production costs and yet still manage to sell a significant number of copies despite having no prior fame or advertising?

Sitting in his room, deep in thought, he suddenly had a flash of inspiration, and a bold idea emerged in his mind.

Between his integrity and the funds he would use to make games in the future, he chose the latter without much hesitation.

Eight months later, a first-person shooter game called "Beautiful Girl Kaleidoscope - The Cursed Legendary Girl" was quietly released.

The illustrator was himself, who had been drawing since childhood and into university. Apart from hiring a few voice actors, the production cost was almost zero!

This world naturally also has visual novels (GALGAMEs), but the evolution of art style is random, and the art style of this world in terms of ACG is more realistic.

Therefore, as soon as a novel art style like Kaleidoscope appeared, it quickly became popular in the adult world with just a few simple CG screenshots.

The visual novel genre is a relatively small community, which allows information to spread incredibly quickly. One person tells ten, ten tell a hundred, and soon, as he predicted, Kaleidoscope's sales exploded.