Creating something with effort and dedication, one always hopes for recognition from others.
After optimizing her small game to perfection, Wan Chu'er published it online, making a post for everyone to play for free.
Soon her creation caught the attention of some netizens, eliciting both praise and criticism.
She was engrossed in reading the online comments and viewing the click counts, feeling absolutely delighted.
This little thing wasn't meant to earn money.
At that time, there were not too many but also not too few entertainment games, and even if she wanted to sell it, she likely wouldn't have made much money—the game was simply practice for her.
Nobody in her dorm knew about these projects, as Wan Chu'er had been commuting and scarcely spent time there, at most taking a nap in her room.
That day, Mai Qiqi grabbed Wan Chu'er, pleading with a miserable look, "Chuchu, you've got to help me."
