Tokyo Video Game Tycoon.

However, small problems can often lead to one's death.

This game has a very low margin for error; you must be fully focused while playing and absolutely cannot relax.

Calm, composed...

You absolutely must not get angry!

Bart kept in mind the teachings he had heard in the live broadcast.

Each failure is a stepping stone to that eventual success.

Every failure is an opportunity to accumulate experience, and every failure is a chance to grow.

Gradually, as Bart died in front of the Red Demon for the fiftieth time, he found some tricks.

The secret to defeating the Red Demon.

He discovered that, apart from some seemingly unusual moves, they could actually be blocked with swords.

I just hadn't noticed it at all before.

When he saw the Red Demon's powerful attacks, his instinctive reaction was to dodge in fear.

But now, he has begun to try to resist.

Then, after dying seventy times, he discovered some clues about how to dodge the Red Oni's dangerous moves in order to maximize his effectiveness.

What angle should you dodge to avoid damage while also getting a couple more hits?

Seventy-one times.

Seventy-two times.

Seventy-three times.

Each attempt is a test of what kind of attack can bring greater benefits.

At this moment, he no longer felt the despair and anger he had felt when he first saw the word "death" again and again.

He feels only indifference now.

It seems that I have gradually grasped the knack of this game.

Bart thought to himself.

Then he was surprised to find himself fighting the Red Demon, but at this point he was able to fight the Red Demon calmly while still thinking about other things.

Fighting the Red Demon had become an instinct for him.

He remembered and saw every single move the enemy made.

He remembers exactly how to maximize profits.

After dying time and time again, when his long sword finally executed the Red Oni, it seemed that all his emotions were released.

It's solved! It's finally solved!

"Ahhh!!!"

Bart roared excitedly.

"What's wrong? What's wrong, Bart?"

Bart's mother rushed in, looking at Bart with concern.

"No, no, Mom, I'm fine, I'm in a great mood!"

Chapter 917 Rebound

917

It took Bart four hours to defeat the Red Oni.

This is something he has never done in any of his previous games.

It's just to defeat one boss, and that boss is just the beginning.

Even more extremely difficult enemies await him.

But when the moment of defeating the Red Demon arrived, the feeling of having my long-suppressed emotions released was truly indescribable.

carefree!

All he can say now is how great it is!

The enemy that was once invincible has finally been defeated.

Those efforts were not in vain.

"Keep going, keep going!"

Bart felt his entire body burning with energy, making him eager to defeat the next boss.

Hmph, I easily dealt with the Red Oni, so the later bosses are nothing...

Ten minutes later, he stared blankly at the large character for "death" in front of him, and the BOSS name displayed in the upper right corner: Oni Gyoubu.

He felt a sense of existential unease.

Many of your previous combat experiences are no longer valid, because this is a completely new BOSS.

Bart was somewhat unwilling to give up, and tried several more times, but without exception, he died each time.

"What a joke!"

Bart finally couldn't hold back and slammed the controller aside.

For a fleeting moment, he felt the urge to request a refund again.

However, he soon became conflicted again.

Because he recalled the exhilarating feeling of defeating the Red Demon.

That feeling is truly captivating.

However, he was somewhat at a loss when faced with the new boss.

Forget it, I'm not playing today.

Normally, Bart would play a new game for a long time in one go, but he suddenly found that Sekiro made him easily give up on the idea and turn his attention to other things.

Bored, he turned his computer back on to browse forums and video websites.

Whether it was his imagination or not, Bart noticed that after half a day, the number of posts criticizing Sekiro on the forum began to decrease.

More and more players are starting to actively share game strategies in the discussion forums.

The forum no longer had the same hostile atmosphere it once did.

He also discovered that the questioning post that had been manually pinned to the top for a long time was gone, replaced by another post that would occasionally appear on the homepage.

"Official staff livestreaming, tracking in real time, witnessing the moment of miracle!"

In the posts, some players have started to proactively share the strategy progress of the official staff who are still streaming at this moment.

After half a day, according to Davidson, his strategy this time went much more smoothly than before, and he has now reached about 70% of the goal.

After seeing this post, Bart really wanted to go back and check out that live stream again.

However, he hesitated for a moment and resisted the urge, because he wanted to leave himself with a perfect gaming experience.

He didn't want to be spoiled.

At this moment, he recalled Davidson's dashing victory over Genichiro Ashina.

This reaffirmed his resolve, prompting him to attempt the challenge a few more times.

But just then, he saw a post.

The post was titled: "Watch this live stream, I'm so angry at this streamer, hahaha!"

"So angry you're going to die?"

Bart frowned.

Why add "hahahahaha" after "I'm so angry"?

Is this something to be angry about or something to laugh about?

How about... we go take a look?

Bart figured that watching the live stream would prevent him from getting spoiled.

Driven by curiosity, he clicked on the live stream link marked in the post, and the webpage then switched to a Facebook live stream.

In the live stream, the person was a young man who looked to be around his age, and he was also playing the game Sekiro.

What he is now facing is the nightmare that Bart used to see, but now his little darling: Red Demon.

It's so familiar. I've almost touched every inch of this Red Demon's body. Bart can pat his chest and say that he knows what this guy is up to just by beckoning with his finger.

However, the streamer who is currently broadcasting the live stream is not like that.

The streamer is expressionless, and the chat area is being flooded with messages from players.

The players ranged from those who mocked the streamer to those who kept laughing, and even those who gave the streamer pointers on how to play.

Bart also noticed the title of the live stream at this time:

A professional gamer beat Sekiro in one day.

A professional...gamer?

Bart was a little confused by the title.

Are there still professional players?

Oh right, he remembered that there was indeed a World Cup eSports tournament, Yusei, before.

However, he was just a pure gamer and had no interest in highly competitive things; he was simply immersed in his own single-player game world.

However, upon seeing the term "professional gamer," he subconsciously felt that such a person must be very skilled.

However, the series of actions taken by such a person when dealing with the Red Demon is quite intriguing.

To put it simply, this professional player's gameplay was incredibly poor.