"Bold ambition or arrogant conceit?"
"Confidence or arrogance?"
"A good game relies on content, not marketing!"
"Raking in tens of millions has inflated the great mathematician's ego!"
"Everyone has their own strengths. Don't casually cross into another field and make a fool of yourself."
It had to be said that even if Wang Yi had been protected by a halo before, that halo only protected him personally and reflected recognition of his mathematical ability.
The screenshots he posted and the Science Institute's statement had forcefully suppressed all the negative fallout from Yang Le Le Yang.
Normally, that would have been the end of it, with everyone minding their own business.
But instead, he had actually added fuel to the fire and said something so arrogant!
Quite a few people had already felt stifled and frustrated by that overwhelming, dimension-crushing blow. Now Wang Yi had handed them ammunition himself—and ammunition they could attack from the gaming angle.
Naturally, those self-media creators willing to take risks didn't hold back.
You're a great mathematician. You're amazing, noble, and extraordinary.
You forcefully raked in tens of millions with a trash game. We admit it!
But just because you got your first taste of profit from games, you've gotten full of yourself?
You think we don't dare say anything?
How naive!
It was already July, and you were outright claiming you wanted to contend for this year's PC game sales crown?
Did you even know what kind of nonsense you were spouting?
This year had seen an explosion from major foreign game studios on the PC platform, with countless classics appearing out of nowhere.
"Devil May Cry 5," "Far Cry 3," "Tomb Raider 9," "The Sims 5," "StarCraft 2."
The gods were fighting!
And then, in July, you put out some pixel character game and