The Richest Man in Game

This anime wasn’t exactly what I expected—but in the best way. I thought it would be a typical comedy mixed with some light power fantasy, nothing too exciting. Instead, it turned out to be fast-paced, over-the-top, and genuinely exciting, all without falling into typical power fantasy tropes. I binged the whole thing and now I can’t wait for the next season. In a lot of shows, things go wrong for the MC in ways that feel forced, or annoying side characters are used to create cheap drama or comedy. But here, none of the characters felt redundant or irritating—in fact, I liked most of them. If theanimation had just a few more frames and the anime had included more detail on how the “Wealth Conversion System” works and its interactions with the MC (adding one episode to the season) I’d give it a solid 9/10.

The storyteiling in that title is a perfect reincornation of uruboros. The main idea here is a parody on real world to highlight some itching moments. After a certain moment the story started remind me about PocketPair company in different ways (just spend some time to read about them - the story of a main designer there is a story of success). And as the result - we have a huge success!!! The Palworld game. The story itself is pretty different from other titles. We knew the result, but the way keeps you on the edge of your seat. I watched the full season at onenight. The story, The visual - everything matched with the philosophy of what is happening in the title (just start watching it to understand). All heroes different, you will like each of them. Overall all of them do sincerely things that looks like a post-irony, that became a meta irony if you familiar with real world examples from game industry.

I started watching Losing Money to Be a Tycoon without really expecting much from it. I went in with almost no expectations. Personally, I don't usually watch donghua, but I think this series can still be interesting even for people who normally don’t like or watch donghua. I see this anime as a kind of industry critique. The game industry, especially in recent years, has increasingly become a field where companies exploit their workers. The series criticizes this aspect of the industry while also making fun of it at the same time. Throughout the story, we also see how people who initially seem incompetent can actuallyreveal their true potential once they are placed in the right environment within that industry. I had a bit of trouble remembering the characters’ names, but I could easily remember how they looked because each of them has a distinct design. In terms of character design, I think the series did a good job. Another thing that deserves praise is how well the anime conveys the main character’s emotions. It may sound like a simple thing, but many anime actually fail to do this properly. Of course, the series also has some flaws. One of them is that the episodes feel shorter than usual, although the series somewhat compensates for this by having 16 episodes instead of the typical 12. Another issue is that the female characters feel somewhat one-dimensional. Compared to the rest of the cast, they weren’t developed as well. Despite these issues, I still think this anime is worth watching. If you’re someone like me who is just starting to explore donghua, I would definitely recommend giving it a try. It’s not a masterpiece for me, but I would give it an 8 out of 10. It entertained me, and it might entertain you as well.