Liu Liang was brimming with confidence, thinking there was no way he could possibly fail this time.
The previous failure in predicting "Zen" was an exception.
Did Liu Liang misjudge "Zen"? Actually, there wasn't much of a problem; the game was simply designed with basic scenes and monotonous gameplay. Normally, it should have gone unnoticed!
Unexpectedly, the game somehow did something right, striking a chord with players, garnering "overwhelmingly positive" reviews, and achieving popular success.
Consequently, its content was magnified, with the overinterpretable elements being excavated, and its initial shortcomings transformed into a unique charm.
As a result, Liu Liang failed.
However, with "Ordinary Life," such risks were nonexistent, as surely its shortcomings would differ from "Zen."
