We Agreed to Create Casual Games, What the Hell is this World War Nonsense? Novel

In the sprawling entertainment district of the Great Xia Federation, a gaming content creator settles into their livestream setup, preparing to review the latest anti-war gaming titles. After dismissing a mediocre entry with harsh criticism, they discover an unexpected newcomer: "Normandy Landing," a game that boasts photorealistic immersion from the opening moments. Positioned aboard a landing craft with limited visibility, the streamer begins navigating forward to uncover what lies ahead.

Word spreads quickly through the gaming community about developer Zhao Ming's audacious new DLC expansion. This time, players can inhabit the Third Reich's perspective during its final days, a narrative choice that sparks intense reaction. When the streamer finds themselves in Berlin, the enemy capital itself, confusion turns to dread as air raid sirens wail across the soundscape. A massive explosion tears through their surroundings, leaving them questioning whether they're actually playing a game—or experiencing something far more sinister.

As the line between entertainment and reality blurs, one truth emerges: Zhao Ming claims to be a filmmaker, not a game developer. But will anyone believe him?