Ding dong! A genius has logged on!
Chapter 106 July Closed Beta
The blog's official team has something to say about this "genius" account.
I remember it was around the second anniversary of the establishment of the Dragon Slayer Sword Studio. After much persuasion from the deputy chief designer, Mingyan finally remembered to open a personal account for the "genius".
He didn't even bother to think of a name, so he just called himself "Chief Designer of the Dragon-Slaying Saber"!
But there's still a problem...
In the interstellar era, internet access is all based on real names, and each account must be linked to one's personal information.
Mingyan had no choice but to use his own ID to complete the real-name authentication for the new account. When the blog staff were reviewing the application, they were confused and sent an email to Mingyan.
The gist of it is this... Blog staff: "Hello, we noticed that your identity ID is already linked to two accounts, namely the chief designer of Blue Star Studio and the anonymous composer of Blue Star Studio. Are you sure you want to register another account as the chief designer of the Dragon Slayer Sword?"
The blog's rules were also carefully attached below.
If someone falsely claims to be the chief designer of the Dragon Slayer Sword, the blog will punish the user by blacklisting them, and in serious cases, they may even receive a lawyer's letter from the Dragon Slayer Sword studio.
This action clearly demonstrates how conflicted the blog team was.
—They really wouldn't dare let Mingyan get certified as a "genius" so easily, how could that be possible!
—But they don’t dare to offend Mingyan, he’s a huge internet celebrity with billions of followers!
This level of influencer is no longer an ordinary blogger who attracts followers through their blog; it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say they are a business partner of the blog.
Mingyan is also in a real bind; it's impossible for him to keep his identity from being exposed to the staff.
He had no choice but to produce the legal representative certificate of the Dragon Slayer Sword Studio, attach his ID card, upload the scanned copy, and sincerely say, "Oh, right, I am Chief Designer Ming from Blue Star. I'm so sorry, but I happen to be the chief designer of the Dragon Slayer Sword as well. If possible, please keep this a secret for me."
The other party: "………………" W!! T!! F!!
This question alarmed the employee, who promptly notified his supervisor.
Then the director notified the manager, who in turn notified the general manager, and in the end, the blog team had to hold an emergency meeting late at night.
—Could the chief designer of Earth really be the same person as the chief designer of the Dragon-Slaying Saber?
The team also used their ID to confirm with the government that the legal representatives of both studios were indeed the same person.
Then their meeting fell silent.
Someone quietly pulled out a piece of scrap paper and drew a timeline, only to discover with surprise: It's true! The legendary Dragon-Slaying Sword always seems to emerge from a new game during a period when Blue Star Studio isn't making any major moves!
Theoretically speaking, it is indeed possible that the same person designed games for two different studios!
But here's the problem...
Is this even human?
A globally renowned studio is one thing, after all, they have a genius who comes along only once in a century. But—
Two! Isn't having two accounts a bit too much?
If you can become a god by creating a secondary account, how are other designers supposed to survive?
...
Mingyan was unaware of the extent of the controversy he had caused within the blog's team.
He's currently worried because his alternate account always needs to be exposed to various people.
If this continues, won't the truth eventually come out and leak to the public from who knows where?
In that case, shouldn't Blue Star and Dragon Slayer Studio just merge? That would truly become a story of "the Ice Queen being taken advantage of by a pig"...
Putting my worries aside for now, I quickly logged into my account and posted a blog entry:
[Chief Designer of the Dragon-Slaying Saber: I'm glad I could help. (Image: Hearst Lee's new textbook) By the way, my manuscripts are available for public viewing. Feel free to take them.]
This would constitute official endorsement.
Mingyan has never been afraid that his manuscripts would be leaked and then studied or referenced by others.
He's moved past the stage where he was overly protective of his ideas and used them to make money...
Or rather, he never wanted to make money.
What he wants is for his ideas to be seen by more people, for more players to feel happy and joyful, and for his voice, the voice of Blue Star, to spread to every corner of the universe.
At this level, Mingyan only hopes that more people can see his game.
...Hmm, it would be even better if they could praise it a bit while they're at it 0v0
This blog post by Mingyan is the first one on this account since July or August.
So much so that within minutes of its release, the comments section was filled with shock!
[Holy crap, how many years have I slept? Even the God of Wealth from the Dragon-Slaying Saber has started a blog???]
[Grandpa! You finally remembered your blog password?]
[A group photo to commemorate this occasion—a once-in-a-lifetime event! The genius gentleman has actually updated his blog!]
Tell me, is this professor your lover?