Game development begins with destroying Girls' Frontline.

It had been more than two hours since I finished this chapter.

However, Huang Wenfeng was completely engrossed at this point and immediately started the third chapter.

In Chapter 3, the timeline changes again, taking place when the player has just entered university, or more precisely, during a summer vacation. Here, the player will meet a girl from Japan.

"Help me! Someone's following me!!"

In short, the entire plot of Chapter 3 is about helping this Japanese girl find the stalker.

The fourth chapter then takes place on the eve of graduation, focusing on a senior student he met in a university club.

Chapter Five is about a junior colleague I met during my work period after graduating from university.

Chapter 469! Are you serious?!

Up until this point, Huang Wenfeng hadn't realized anything was wrong. The game was still unfolding in an episodic format, with each chapter having its own storyline.

With only one female lead, this episodic format makes it easy for players to get into the romantic storyline and also makes it relatively easy to develop affection for the female lead.

This is also a common trope in many light novels.

That is, each episode revolves around winning over one character, and the other female characters often become supporting characters at this time.

"My Perfect Strategy" seems to go a step further, directly separating all the female characters through a timeline.

From afternoon to evening.

Huang Wenfeng completed Chapter 5 in one go.

It felt like I'd watched several romance movies in a row; they were great, but I was getting a little tired of them.

"No, I shouldn't have finished it all at once, brothers, listen to my advice, this game is meant to be played slowly."

"Never follow my example."

"I regret it now. I should have played it slowly. This game needs to be savored. I gulped it down. It was enjoyable while playing, but I didn't digest it properly afterward."

Huang Wenfeng's words were quite sincere, after all, he had been playing for more than 8 hours from the afternoon until 11 p.m., excluding the time he spent eating.

Using a walkthrough, he skipped through many parts of the story.

"Alright, I'm saving this now, for when we're done..."

"Holy crap, wait!! What, what's going on?!"

Just as Huang Wenfeng was about to save the game, he suddenly saw a girl at the entrance of the residential area when the male protagonist was getting off work in the story.

This girl is none other than Qing Yueying, the female protagonist of Chapter Two.

The little girl from back then has grown up now, and the only thing that hasn't changed is that she's become even more beautiful.

"You, I..."

The protagonist in the game was a bit confused, and Huang Wenfeng, who was playing the game, was also a bit confused. What was going on? Wasn't this supposed to be an episodic series? Weren't the characters supposed to be different in each chapter?

I haven't even finished the last chapter yet, so how come characters from the second chapter have appeared?

"I've finally found you! Do you remember me?"

As Qingyueying approached the player, Huang Wenfeng fully regained consciousness.

For fans of harem anime, there's one thing they absolutely must experience: the "battlefield" or "conflict zone."

A "battlefield" is a situation where two or more girls who have feelings for the male protagonist meet.

At first, Huang Wenfeng was somewhat excited about Qing Yueying's appearance.

However, as the plot comes to an end, all the female protagonists from the previous chapters gradually arrive in this city and appear before Huang Wenfeng in various ways.

Huang Wenfeng then realized the production team's wickedness. Good heavens, they really were something else!

Is this how you treat me?!

No wonder the title is "My Perfect Strategy Guide"

Well known.

Battlegrounds have always been something that the masses enjoy watching, but there is a very important prerequisite for making battlegrounds so popular.

That means players must have a good impression of the female characters involved in the love triangle, and at the same time, players must agree with the pairings between the protagonist and the various heroines.

This is a very small detail.

It's not about how the plot of the animation or game is, but about whether the player can resonate with it.

"My Perfect Guide" builds a strong rapport with the female characters through the early chapters, and allows players to win their hearts through the game's progression.

They developed a sense of identification and identification with this relationship.

Now, in the final chapter, suddenly all the girls from those "past" memories have returned, which has a significant impact on the player.

Don't say anything else.

Just watching Elizabeth and Qing Yueying meet made Huang Wenfeng feel inexplicably guilty.

Not to mention the subsequent chaotic events, filled with various options, making it even more difficult to choose who to side with or not.

Fortunately, the production team didn't go too far.

With careful consideration, the game still provides players with a way to balance things out. However, due to limitations in length, production time, and production costs, the final chapter's chaotic scene is not very long.

The ending is an open one: "And so, I met them again."

This person is a real scoundrel.

At the very beginning of the chaotic situation, Huang Wenfeng kept calling the production team his "mother."

But when it came to the end, he let out a strange scream.

"No!!"

"That's it?!???"

"How can this be over?!"

"Huh!? This, this definitely has to be a second part!!!"

Almost the instant he reached the ending, Huang Wenfeng, without even waiting for the credits to completely disappear, went online to search for news about the second installment. It was already midnight.

Fortunately, there is no time on the internet; in fact, the internet is currently bustling with activity.

If the main storyline of "Perfect Strategy" is completely disregarded and side quests and details are ignored, and the player simply focuses on completing the story, then the game is essentially a small-scale game.

That process takes about 6 hours.

Players who have played the demo can save time on the first chapter.

Therefore, at this point in time, most players have already reached the end, and Huang Wenfeng was surprised to see the open ending of the final chaotic scene.

Other players felt the same way.

"Holy crap, on the Spark platform, it's number one in planetary popularity?! That's incredible!"

Huang Wenfeng immediately experienced what it meant to be in the spotlight when he started searching for related information.

At this moment.

In the wake of Huang Wenfeng's news search incident, on the Xinghuo platform's planet discussion community, the topic "[My Perfect Strategy]" immediately ranked first in popularity among all community planets.

This left Huang Wenfeng somewhat dumbfounded. He had expected the game to be popular, but he never imagined it would be this popular!

The discussion community on the Spark platform is called "Planet". It was initially just an appendage to the game review section, but later, due to community management, the Spark platform separated it into a separate function.

For example, [Battlefront Girls Planet] is a gathering place for Battlefront Girls fans, while [Touhou Planet] is a gathering place for Touhou fantasy worlds. At the beginning of this year...

As more and more players gathered on the Spark platform, the planets were upgraded, allowing players to create their own planets. As a result, planets like the "95 Wife Planet" and the "Character Art Resource Planet" gradually appeared.

Gradually, it evolved into something similar to Baidu Tieba.

Moreover, it was a forum jointly managed by the official Xinghuo team and players, without ads, and highly active. Soon, the popularity of Xinghuo Planet soared.

It even started to form an inexplicable competitive relationship with Baidu Tieba.

Chapter 470 They are all my wings

Moreover, it holds its own in the competition. The reason it holds its own is quite remarkable: because the Spark platform is a global platform, the users it covers are all global users.

The State Administration of Press and Publication initially had some doubts about this, but ultimately considered that the community management entity was Xinghuo, and that domestic platforms could attract global users, which would obviously be more beneficial to the country.

So they issued a separate document, which can be seen as an endorsement of Spark's efforts to bring players from all over the world together through its built-in translator.

Of course, the reason why Spark can do this is not only due to its wide reach, but also because of the increasing power of translation software.

In conclusion, StarCraft enjoys considerable popularity in global gaming and subculture circles.

Domestically, Chinese gamers used to circumvent internet restrictions to see what others were discussing, and now that they can directly discuss with gamers worldwide, they are naturally happy to do so.

Compared to other global websites like Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube, StarStar has more Asian players participating, and more players mean higher popularity.

People always like to go to lively places, whether in China or abroad.

In addition, China's huge population base gives it a strong ability to create internet memes, which has also enhanced the popularity of the Xinghuoxuqiu community to some extent.

By the end of 19, which is now.

The mainstream discussion forums on StarCraft have, to some extent, become detached from the game.

The planets that consistently dominate the top of the trending charts are: World Meme Compilation, Japanese Anime Section, My Head Itches, Cute Girl, and This Week's Highlights.

The reason why this player community, which compiles a vast collection of memes, has consistently ranked number one is not only because of the sheer number of memes, but also because these memes are frequently shared and reposted by overseas media, Twitter, and Facebook.

As for my itchy head, that's more like the idiocy of people in China; it's a place where global players pretend to be stupid, a place where "elites" from all over the world gather.

Many "experts" from domestic mentally challenged forums have also joined in.

After all, if you post something on Baidu's "Idiot Bar," only Chinese netizens can see it, but if you post it here, you can get laughter from all over the world, and the sense of accomplishment is completely different.

Finally, the "Cute Girls" community is where many female gamers post selfies, which is self-explanatory.

This week's highlight reel focuses on a discussion of Spark's spin-off programs worldwide.

With this information, it's not hard to see that even though Spark Platform is a gaming platform, its user base is growing rapidly, and its mobile app is becoming more widespread.

The truly popular communities are still the comprehensive ones.

Therefore, even for a very popular game, it is not an easy thing to reach the top of the community's popularity rankings.

Because so many players knew this, when Perfect Strategy became the most popular "planet" in the world, some media outlets even reported on it.

Huang Wenfeng looked surprised as well.

"Holy crap, it's actually reached number one in the community's trending topics!? What are they talking about that's so popular?"

With a hint of doubt, Huang Wenfeng clicked on the game community, only to discover that the entire community had become a battlefield.

Several posts in the community were repeatedly refreshed to the top of the page.

"White hair is the best! Elizabeth is the rightful queen!!! Comrades of the white-haired party, assemble!!"

"First love is true love! My wife Yueying is the best! First love party! Charge!!"

"Everyone is my wings, harem fans, never give up!"

"JK (high school girl) is the way to go, Sakura is the best choice~ JK fan, Banzai!"

...

Looking at this huge pile of character support posts, Huang Wenfeng was dumbfounded. What on earth was going on here...?

Then I scrolled down.

It was only then that it was discovered that during the few hours he was playing the game, the Perfect Strategy Community had already experienced several shifts in topic.

Initially, most players were looking for and posting guides. However, as the first batch of players reached the end and discovered the chaotic situation, there were even more posts looking for guides.

More people are asking how to choose their options.

This action actually shows that the game's early setup was really well done, and at least many players have really come to like the character.

It was because I liked the character in the game that I wanted to achieve a good ending.

At this point, for many players, this game is no longer just a game, so they look for strategy guides even more often.

Soon after, the majority of players discovered that the final chapter of the game, a chaotic battlefield, had an open ending, meaning the game wasn't over yet, but rather left a hook.