The reason players loved the holiday events in Omnipotent God was not merely because they could fleece the developers. A large part of it was the festive atmosphere.
In modern city life, people could only play the version of themselves others saw, while their true selves often had to wear masks and present something false.
But in the game, players had no such concerns.
Although this Children's Day event was incredibly childish, it allowed many players to rediscover that fluttering excitement from their childhood.
So when the bell signaling the end of the event rang, the players were still immersed in the festive mood and did not want Children's Day to end so soon.
They flocked to the forum to protest, hoping those damned developers would extend the Children's Day event.
Although Tang Yu saw the players' protests on the Omnipotent God Forum, he did not choose to grant their wish and extend the event.
Besides helping players improve their strength, another important reason he had introduced holiday events was to ease their moods.
But priorities had to be clear. Development and growth were what the players should focus on most.
Though he had always remained behind the scenes, Tang Yu had actually placed immense pressure on himself.
He was said to be the man behind the scenes, but in truth, he could also be called a pioneer—or a guide.
Where humanity's future was headed and what it would become were all tied to his decisions.
With the weight on his shoulders, Tang Yu had never relaxed for even a moment.
While the players laughed and played, he was still studying the direction their future development should take.
In fact, Tang Yu did not need to tire himself out like this.
If he only wanted to survive, he could have