Production Complete

Since he had decided to treat this Dreamscape as his final work, Sun Lei went all out.

The ideas he had accumulated began pouring out in a frenzy, and concepts that had previously held no commercial value kept spilling forth.

A blazing passion was ignited. It burned not only him, but everyone else as well.

The studio staff rediscovered their old passion. No longer needing to worry about their wages, they could finally pour all their ideas into Hunger.

The map rapidly took shape, and the artistic style was established. A dark, oppressive art style was extremely difficult to use for a Dreamscape, but after merging with Ancient Dreamscape, it instead gave Hunger a unique artistic expression.

The four-season system emerged, with each season possessing distinct characteristics.

The almanac system was developed. Every so often, the "taboos" and "auspicious" signs would change, but players could only glimpse scattered fragments, filling exploration with a sense of the unknown.

Before long, the terrain was complete. From dark, oppressive black forests to boundless grasslands, from mysterious ancient ruins to dangerous Demonic Cultivator camps, all manner of bizarre and fascinating locations appeared one after another, leaving the studio members astonished.

An incredible Dreamscape was being born. Vast amounts of resources served them, and that exhilarating feeling unleashed all their passion as they continued creating.

Improvement proposals came in by the hour, version iterations proceeded at a shocking pace, and rest time was reduced to the absolute minimum. Many people would only doze for a few minutes each day before immediately getting back to work.

After merging the talents of nearly everyone, Hunger's brilliance inevitably began to be eroded by Golden Sand. However, the appearance of a figure halted the phenomenon.

The phantom image of Fire Virtue Star Lord appeared, a hammer in hand. Again