"Welcome, Mr. Tang Mo."
Following a well-mannered butler into a luxurious villa, Tang Mo noted that "New World" was quite exquisite.
The game's setting boasted a distinct medieval flair, yet it also incorporated a reverence for Industrial Revolution technologies in its details.
In the meticulously maintained courtyard, ancient mage statues stood at the fountain's center, suggesting that this world had been influenced by at least two distinct intellectual trends.
As a historical online fiction writer, Tang Mo found the history and style of other countries fascinating and was quite picky when playing games; a hint of inauthenticity would instantly dampen his interest, prompting him to leave.
It was for this reason that he had a special fondness for Fang Cheng Studio's games, particularly after Fang Cheng perfectly recreated his novel "Heavenly Demon." He had decided to buy three copies of every game from Fang Cheng Studio: one to play, one to collect, and one to spread the word.
