novellk Chapter 38 The Legend of Zelda
Chapter 38 The Legend of Zelda
Tang She was speechless when he saw his senior sister appear at the door.
"With your drive and perseverance, you'll succeed at anything you do; you don't necessarily need my help."
Ren Wei, however, thought differently. She squeezed through the crack in the door into Tang She's bedroom, plopped down on the bed, and was about to say something when she saw the project proposal that Tang She had placed on his desk.
Ren Wei was quite polite; she sent Tang She an inquiring emoji, while Tang She shook his head, picked up the proposal from the table, and handed it to his senior.
Anyway, this was given to her, so she can just look at it.
"You come to a room of the opposite sex so late at night, aren't you afraid people will misunderstand?"
Ren Wei flipped through the proposal in her hand and said nonchalantly:
"Why don't you just say it's Valentine's Day? Besides, you're my boyfriend, what am I afraid of?"
This project is a very ordinary JRPG.
I've watched the story of the swordsman rescuing the princess countless times.
Tang She was even more helpless. Ever since the dean said something to him, this guy had become completely shameless and put himself in the same position as Tang She's girlfriend.
Tang She even fed her during dinner just now. If Tang She hadn't said that there were too many children around and that it wasn't appropriate to do so, I don't know who would have been embarrassed in the end.
However, he really couldn't do anything about her stubbornness. He didn't even look at the proposal, so he simply picked up the remaining part, which was named "Tears of the Kingdom," and started reading it.
In other words, the system is very intelligent. Based on his several revisions, it created a new style of plan. Otherwise, it might have exposed the system.
When Ren Wei saw that he was silent, she looked up at him and saw that he was looking through another project proposal. She thought it was a new game he had left for her.
After all, he had just said that he would leave a game for the company to develop before he left, and judging from the thickness of the project proposal, it was a completely different game.
"Hey, do you think this counts as my Valentine's Day gift?"
Tang She didn't know how his usually composed senior had become like this. He sighed helplessly and then said:
"Think what you want, whatever makes you happy."
"Then I'll take yours!"
Ren Wei didn't think Tang She would save the better one for her, but at this moment, possessiveness probably took over her mind, so she wanted to see what the other proposal looked like.
Tang She had just read the beginning when the document was snatched from his hand. However, he didn't care. Although it was a game with a perfect score, he had already promised to give it to the other party, so he didn't mind.
Moreover, after watching for only a short while, he knew that the game was incredibly difficult to develop.
If you let him do it, it will take him forever to finish.
Having snatched the documents, Ren Wei pounced back onto the bed. She opened the project proposal, only to find, to her surprise, that it was just a DLC for the previous game.
Unlike the main game, those seemingly difficult-to-understand abilities have been completely replaced with other abilities.
Ultimate technique, construction with leftover materials, reversing the universe and reaching the heavens.
Players can assemble all sorts of bizarre items.
It looks much more interesting than the original.
Ren Wei commented as follows.
She was about to continue reading when Tang She interrupted her thoughts.
"Take it home if you like, I'm going to sleep now."
Tang She felt that it wasn't good for the two of them to be like this. What if they fell asleep like this and the dean saw them sleeping together the next morning?
Ren Wei decided to put the proposal aside for now and continue their previous conversation.
"Are you really leaving?"
Tang She nodded.
"Where will you go after you leave? What will happen to these children?"
It's not that the children couldn't survive after Tang She left, but their lives would definitely be affected after losing a stable source of income.
"I plan to start an independent game studio and try making a few games myself. As for the kids? We've made it through the past, there's nothing we can't continue."
Ren Wei, who had just sat up and straightened her clothes, shook her head.
"Since you can and want to provide a better environment for the children, why not? Go out and make games yourself. What about programming, art, and music? Programming is manageable, but you'll have to outsource art and music. What can you even do with the little money you've saved?"
Tang She, whose balance was less than four digits, fell silent.
"Why don't I just invest in you and open a studio for you?"
"Why would I quit? What's the difference between that and taking off your pants to fart?"
Ren Wei had already anticipated his reaction while eating, and she smiled.
"A gentleman judges by actions, not intentions. Objectively speaking, you not only failed to achieve your goal, but you also helped Tangren Games develop even better."
"But my initial goal was to bankrupt Tangren Games."
"You think too highly of yourself. I feel that with your level of skill, no matter how many games you release, you won't be able to take Tangren Games away, and you'll hardly lose money."
"Hard to say."
Tang She agreed with the former, but it's hard to say about the latter.
After all, if it weren't for Ren Wei's efforts, Plants vs. Zombies would have lost money long ago.
"Okay, I don't want to let you go either, and it'll be too much trouble for you to start over after you leave. Let's just go with my dad's terms: if your new game loses money, I'll agree to let you go, and I'll also give you the money my dad promised."
Tang She shook his head.
"Isn't that still betraying you?"
"I'd rather you betray me than let me do it? You think you're betraying the company, but the objective fact is that the company is better off. And didn't I say that I'd let you go as long as you make one money-losing game? So if you feel you've screwed over the company, why don't you just make a small-scale, money-losing game?"
Ren Wei's suggestions were becoming increasingly abstract, and Tang She was too lazy to pay attention to them.
"Even if you don't agree, it's okay, I'll just stick with you shamelessly."
Tang She really couldn't understand what this senior was thinking.
They kept pestering me even after I had clearly refused.
"Why do you keep harping on me? There will always be people who are better at making games than me."
Ren Wei also fell into deep thought.
"Didn't I say before that only you can fulfill my desire to make others happy playing games? Maybe other people's designs are good, but their ultimate goal is to make money."
Upon hearing this, Tang She couldn't hold back any longer.
"What kind of logic is it that because my goal is to lose money, I can make a good game?"
Ren Wei couldn't help but laugh when she heard this, and it took her a while to recover.
"Forget about logic, that's just the objective fact. Besides, they're both used to your planning style. You know best what level of work they could produce if you gave them a different planner."