Yun Che, the regional champion of the Padiya region, died in a fight with a dump truck. Now, Yun Che, a high school student, has arrived at the battlefield!

I thought that as a former champion, I could still live a successful life in this other world, but...

What do you mean my whole family died and I'm still drowning in debt?

What does it mean that college entrance exam takers have to get up at 5 a.m. to go for a morning run?

What do you mean you have to buy the starter three units yourself? Aren't they given to you at the start of the game?

When Yun Che's Pokémon from his previous life traveled through time to find a trainer, he only found a high school student who had long since started wearing thick glasses, had a hunched back, and was in a state of semi-madness.

The introduction is too short and weak; please proceed to the main text.

Slow-burn story, set in a fictional world. Any resemblance to actual events or persons is purely coincidental.

Liu Chuan traveled back in time to Japan in 1985, where he unexpectedly founded a game company and embarked on a journey of success against all odds.

Starting a company, making games, and developing consoles—you can't do them all.

Expanding into the domestic market and dealing with piracy, see how Liu Chuan cleverly resolves the challenges.

How will Nintendo, Sega, Sony, Microsoft... deal with these competitors?

No system, no system, absolutely no system. Okay, there's just a NAS hard drive to make the story a little more plausible.

All the major news outlets in H City were reporting on a shockingly wealthy individual. "According to reliable sources, a supercar limited to just ten units has appeared on the streets of the city." "A mysterious tycoon has lavishly purchased the city's most luxurious commercial building." "The city's most expensive villa was snapped up instantly by a mysterious tycoon." "It's said that the mysterious tycoons are the same person." Watching the news on TV, Li Mu sighed and opened his phone's flash sale app. Top companies, just one yuan, buy them! Single-family villas, just one yuan! Lamborghinis, just eighty-eight yuan! From then on, Li Mu drove luxury cars, lived in villas, and started his own company. Every day, luxury goods arrived at his fingertips. He ate only the finest food and used only the most expensive items. His former goddess' eyes lit up: "Li Mu, how did you become so extravagant?" Li Mu's life motto was: Money can make you powerful, but wealth can make you inhuman.