"This damn game was way too hard. The company had a technological lead, strong performance, and products in short supply. How could expanding production capacity at a time like this possibly have been the wrong choice?
"It was another case of inadequate information gathering. I hadn't accounted for changes in the macro environment. A technological lead and product shortages could change at any moment."
Chen Yuanguang felt that since it was rare to find a business management game, he ought to give it a try. Yet after trying it, he found that the game's sole purpose seemed to be tormenting him.
It trained players entirely along the lines of becoming an entrepreneur. There were no romance plots, and it was incredibly tedious. Players had to dig up all kinds of information before making judgments. Whether it was employee management, business strategy, and development direction during a company's startup phase, or strategic transformation, technological R&D paths, and so on after it grew larger, everything required hands-on involvement.
It was so absurdly detailed that every board meeting actually presented proposals for him to review and decide on. At the same time, it was not simply up to him. He had to consider not only market changes, but also the macro environment. He could even choose the era in which he started his business.
Because it was so realistic and allowed players to freely set their own background, Chen Yuanguang felt it perfectly suited his needs. He could adapt the setting around his own circumstances and use it to see what endings his different decisions might lead to.
"After countless hardships, your new nuclear fission technology has finally been successfully developed. What do you choose?"
"Because of your reputation, you are unable to leave the country. You choose to sell company shares and