The game is only half finished, and the entire internet is begging for an update!

Over the next few days, Chaoxi Games maintained a fairly stable update frequency.

Two episodes, one day apart.

Episodes 3 and 4 will be updated.

Episodes 5 and 6 are now available.

The plot is getting faster and faster, and all sorts of classic tropes that players are familiar with are being added to it.

Sect competitions, treasure hunts in secret realms, sword cultivator fusion...

At first, viewers complained that "Sword Breaks the Sky" was like taking dozens of cultivation novels, breaking them down, and then dumping them all into the same big pot for a chaotic stew.

But as I watched, the direction of the comments completely changed.

Brothers, I've found a blind spot! Is the sect contribution system a daily task in the game?

Is the White Mud Sect a villainous sect, or is it an organization worth joining? I have a feeling they know the truth about ascension!

[Everything in the anime can be turned into game content? This idea sounds so appealing!]

The number of official pre-registrations for "I Have a Sword" has been steadily increasing during the animation's update period.

Even before the game was released, discussions about it had already begun.

On the other side, in front of the live broadcast room.

Gao Chi is interacting enthusiastically with his viewers in the live stream.

"Brothers, wake up! We're here to urge the release of 'Dating Requires Talking to People'! We're staunch advocates for dating!"

"We must never forget our original aspirations!"

The fans in the group immediately launched a ruthless counterattack in the live chat.

[Boss, stop struggling, join our Sword Cultivator Alliance!]

Tell the zoo, I can't go back! My heart has already stayed at Baini Temple!

"Hey, didn't I tell you? I'm only leaving the zoo temporarily. Once I've mastered swordsmanship, I'll definitely go back to see them!"

[Yes, please understand, I just made the mistake that men are most prone to make!]

Gao Chi stared at the constantly refreshing group chat and fell silent.

At this moment, just as at that moment.

When the trailer for "Love Requires Talking to People" was first released, these people in the group looked just as pathetic.

Familiar with.

too familiar.

Gao Chi could even see himself from a few months ago in the words of this group of people.

He really enjoyed playing "No War Tomorrow 1" when it was released!

He sighed helplessly.

"Fine, since we can't go back, what's the point of saying anything more!"

"If you can't beat them, join them! We undead also welcome players of 'I Have a Sword' to join us!"

"A warm welcome to all players of 'I Have a Sword' to our big family!"

"Anyway, based on Chaoxi Games' usual practices, this game definitely won't be released anytime soon."

"Our organization doesn't need to be disbanded; we can directly expand our business."

We are all family!

……

Meanwhile, in the office of Chaoxi Games.

Jiang Bo was swivel his boss's chair, looking at the ever-increasing expectation value on the system panel and the rising popularity on various platforms, feeling great.

The outsourcing company responsible for the animation production exceeded his expectations in terms of completion.

The animations were smooth, the characters were stable, and no obvious problems arose during production.

The other party was able to accurately reproduce the storyboards and concept settings provided by Jiang Bo.

Such a partner is indeed worth retaining in the long term.

If a new version of "I Have a Sword" is released in the future, we can continue to produce related animations.

Other games, if they have a suitable story, can also use this promotional method.

Jiang Bo immediately instructed Shen Zhaozhao to contact the other party and prepare to sign a long-term cooperation agreement.

When Shen Zhaozhao saw the message, she wasn't too surprised.

Chaoxi Games has gone from making games to hosting player meet-ups and developing merchandise, and now it has begun a long-term collaboration with animation companies.

If things continue at this pace, she probably wouldn't even blink if Jiang Bo suddenly announced at a meeting that Chaoxi Games was going to enter the film and television industry and make a big movie.

Time flies like an arrow, and another period of time has quietly passed.

All content for "Sword Breaks the Sky" has already been released, and the first prototype of "I Have a Sword" is finally running.

That afternoon, Zhou Guangqi stood outside Jiang Bo's office with his laptop in his arms, taking several deep breaths.

This was the first time he had independently led a team to be responsible for such a large and complete project as the executive producer and chief planner.

Although Jiang Bo provided the initial framework, and his good friend Zhao Zhibai helped to refine the symbiotic relationship and story background, it was entirely up to him to continuously implement these imaginative ideas line by line into code and build an interactive world step by step!

Although it's currently only an internal 0.1 version, the details are still quite rough.

Multiplayer synchronization is still in the testing phase, and occasionally there are instances where players step on flying swords but leave them in place.

At least it's playable now!

Zhou Guangqi stood at the door for a few seconds before finally raising his hand to knock.

"Come in."

He only went in after hearing Jiang Bo's voice.

"What's wrong?"

"President Jiang, the first prototype of 'I Have a Sword' has been completed."

Zhou Guangqi placed the computer on the table, and fearing that Jiang Bo's expectations were too high, he immediately added a sentence.

"Right now, we can only experience the basic content; many parts are still quite rough."

"I was thinking of having you try it first to see if there's a problem with the direction."

Jiang Bo looked at him, then glanced at the game icon on the computer, feeling quite gratified.

When the company was first established, he had to personally drive every project.

Now Zhou Guangqi is able to independently lead a team to turn a concept that consists of only a few sentences into an experiential game.

This is the result he wanted to see.

A boss can't keep an eye on every project forever.

Only when employees are able to take responsibility independently can the company simultaneously develop more games.

Jiang Bo stood up and patted Zhou Guangqi on the shoulder.

"Ah Guang! What are you panicking about!"

"For your first project, you've done a really good job."

"Since I entrusted this project to you, it means I trust your abilities. Have some confidence in your work!"

After listening, Zhou Guangqi's tense expression finally relaxed a little.

Jiang Bo looked at the computer screen, secretly filled with anticipation for the game!

What will Chaoxi Games' first online game be like?

Jiang Bo reached out and pulled the laptop that Zhou Guangqi had brought in front of him.

He took a deep breath and found the icon for "I Have a Sword" internal test version 0.1.

Jiang Bo gripped the mouse and clicked to enter the game.

The scene did not change immediately.

Just when Jiang Bo thought the game had crashed right at the start...

"Zheng...!"

A clear and high-pitched sword cry suddenly burst from the computer speakers!

Immediately afterwards, a point of extreme cold light suddenly shone in the center of the pitch-black screen.

That was a pure sword light!

The sword light approached from afar, piercing straight towards them with an unstoppable and devastating force.

The next moment, the sword light suddenly tore through the darkness!

The view suddenly widens, opening up a completely new perspective!