Wang Xiaoying neither liked nor disliked games.
Because she hardly ever played them.
Her family was not wealthy, and her parents had chronic illnesses. In order to reduce the family's financial burden, she spent most of her time working to earn money, leaving her with little time to play games.
She also spent her spare time learning about data analysis and reading case studies on product operations, which left her practically no time for games.
After installing the game, she intended to just give it a try, but by lunchtime, she was completely astonished.
Holy moly!
Is this really a game?
The studio's most famous flagship product, "Quiet Cultivation," seemed average to her, but the early "The Forest's Second Son" and the recent "The Nameless" were her favorites.
There was one particular aspect of these two games that deeply moved her.
And that was freedom.
These two games perfectly embodied what an open-world means: anything you can think of, you can do within the game.
