Gacha Drama: Developer Claims 'We Want to Appeal to Male Otaku' Amidst Criticism

Recently, the producer of the mobile game 'Millennium Journey' caused a stir in the community by claiming that the game is intentionally designed to be 'fan-service oriented' (or 'Meizhai' in Chinese, implying content catering to male otaku). This statement did not sit well with the player base.

Players immediately reminded everyone of the game's controversial past, particularly regarding its plot lines involving NTR (Netorare/cuckoldry). Many veteran players mockingly refer to it as 'Millennium of Green' (a wordplay on the color green, which signifies cuckoldry in Chinese internet slang), questioning whether the dev's idea of 'appealing to players' actually targets fans of cuckoldry. Facing criticism over character models and narrative choices, the developer's defiant stance is seen by many as posturing, with users waiting to see if they can maintain this 'toughness' after the official launch.

The comment section is full of skepticism. Players noted that the game has a long history of drama and suspected this stunt might just be for attention. Most agree that they have grown accustomed to this 'redefining' of fan service and are simply waiting to see how this situation unfolds upon release.