Reverse Collapse: Bakery Girl's TapTap Rating Restored to 9.7, Players Roast: 'It's OK to Fool Us, Just Don't Fool Yourself'

A 9.7 rating on TapTap — looks pretty on paper, but the veterans over at NGA clearly aren't buying it. The news that Reverse Collapse: Bakery Girl's score had been restored to 9.7 immediately set the comment section on fire.

One look at the screenshots — yep, that 9.7 was right there staring back. But the replies underneath? A bloodbath.

The first jab went straight for Yuzhong (the game director): 'Miracle worker, Master Chong — why didn't you do the same for Girls' Frontline 2?' The sarcasm was dripping — implying that if he could fix Bakery Girl's score, why not save GFL2 while he was at it?

Another blunt commenter said: 'Go ahead and fool yourself, whatever — just wait till this thing actually ships, then we'll have a real show. Yuzhong, you better watch out.' Clearly not optimistic about the game's real quality.

But the most devastating take nailed the 'white moonlight' angle perfectly — in Chinese gaming culture, a 'white moonlight' (白月光) refers to a nostalgic first love you can never let go of: 'This is truly Yuzhong's white moonlight — he couldn't care less if GFL2 rots. Bakery Girl's score can't drop. But now everyone knows where his weak spot is — do you really think Yuzhong will have any peace from here on?' Brutal and accurate.

Then came the eternal copypasta, deployed with surgical precision: 'It's okay to fool us bros, just don't fool yourself.' This line works in literally any game rating controversy.

And a conspiracy theorist showed up: 'Looks like Yuzhong already has a plan to blow up GFL2 — this is just foreshadowing for the Empire Strikes Back.' What kind of comeback arc is being set up here?

The most furious comments zeroed in on resource allocation: 'So GFL1, GFL2, and Neural Cloud all got drained to feed your little white moonlight? Just you wait till this thing ships — you'll get what's coming to you.' Three games cannibalized to prop up one passion project — you can feel the rage.

Someone pulled out a poker metaphor: 'As everyone knows, when you're playing a three-with-one or four-with-one combo and that one card falls, it's time to fold.' Translation: no matter how hard GFL1, GFL2, and Neural Cloud carry, if Bakery Girl flops, it's game over.

Then a chaos-loving commenter entered the chat: 'It would be hilarious if the game's story writers secretly cucked Yuzhong in the script.' That would indeed be the ultimate plot twist players are hoping for.

And finally, one user left behind something short but chilling: 'I'll remember this.' Silent threats like this tend to send shivers down the spine far more than any rant ever could.