Back in his office, Chen Yu excitedly opened his notebook and carefully recorded what Mr. Lu had said.
First, continuing to work on "Classics Auto Chess" might lead to bankruptcy.
Second, switching from publishing books to publishing magazines would accelerate that process.
Looking at these two points, Chen Yu sighed with emotion. As expected of a top-tier Star Lord, Future Star Lord had sent him such crucial intelligence even after disappearing.
Following these two important pieces of information, Chen Yu knew how to formulate his plan.
"Classics Auto Chess" still had to be made, and it had to be made with great fanfare, until everyone knew about it.
Then he would need to commission articles—game guides, assorted essays—and send all kinds of heretical ideas straight into the minds of the people of Righteous Qi Prefecture.
After thinking it over more carefully, Chen Yu realized this was practically a bankruptcy gift package prepared just for him.
The more outrageous the commissioned content, the better. His magazine's readers had already played Dreamscape, so they had some resistance to corruption. In such an environment, the writers could better express themselves and might even cite classics and scriptures.
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Thinking of this, Chen Yu could not help but sigh. Some things were simply meant to be yours; there was no use refusing to accept it.
I never wanted that useless money in the first place.
I'll start over from here and honestly become a free citizen with freedom of magical power.
After reflecting on it, Chen Yu decided to begin creating the Story Mode for "Classics Auto Chess," something he had always wanted to make.
In Story Mode, players would take on the role of an ordinary person transported to Mahjong World and embark