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"Here it comes! Gotta grab a seat first!"

"Oh, Wang Jian is watching 'Little Sadness' too?"

"What's 'Little Sadness'? Never heard of it. ♦♦ ♦♦"

"It's a really popular drama these days, a modern urban family education series. The plot is so real. Like Yingzi in the show, being forced by her mom to choose a school she doesn't like, and eventually collapsing from the pressure and jumping into the sea. It's heartbreaking."

"Wow, sounds terrifying."

"Wang Jian, even though I love your games, I strongly disagree with your opinion this time! After watching 'Little Sadness,' do you still think Chinese-style parents shouldn't be heavily criticized!"

"Exactly! Saying we should understand each other? Understand what? Parents like Yingzi's mom shouldn't be understood!"

"But I think Wang Jian is right. Isn't understanding each other the most important thing? Did you run away from home and never come back every time you had a conflict as a kid?"

"Yes! I actually did run away from home when I was a kid! It was clearly my parents' fault, but they wouldn't admit it! I wouldn't have gone back if I wasn't hungry! But they were still wrong!"

"I really feel sorry for the parents getting flamed like this. Parents might have problems, but are the kids perfect? I really think Yingzi is a bit ungrateful, not appreciating what she has."

Soon, the comments section split into two groups arguing.

"I don't think people who haven't been parents have the right to discuss this issue."

"Why don't people who haven't been parents have the right to discuss it? Do I need to know how to build an air conditioner to review one? Chinese-style parents only focus on academic performance, forcing their kids to study all day long. Is that a good thing? So, what's there to argue about?"

"If your parents didn't care about you at all growing up and just let you do whatever you wanted, would you think that's better?"

"Only people who have been parents can understand the parents' good intentions."

"I hated my parents controlling me when I was in school, but now I'm very grateful for their strict demands. Without their strictness, I definitely wouldn't have achieved what I have today."

"Have you ever considered that your parents' strictness might have stifled your creativity, and you could have achieved even greater things?"

"Foreign countries advocate free education and happy education. I think domestic educational institutions should learn from that!"

"Stop talking nonsense all day long. If we really adopted happy education, students' overall abilities would definitely decline significantly. Have you seen how our domestic students always win gold medals in the International Mathematical Olympiad? Isn't that also the result of strict requirements?"

"Agreed! When I first started learning the violin, I saw someone playing it very well and was fascinated, so I mentioned it to my parents, and they were very supportive.

But after learning for a while, I felt tired and bored and didn't want to continue. My parents disagreed with me dropping the class and scolded me. I was really upset at the time and went to class crying. Because my parents pushed me, I persevered with the violin and was able to play the beautiful music I had initially longed for, shine in school performances, make friends because of this skill, and even win over my girlfriend with my violin playing.

Now I'm so glad I persevered. If my parents hadn't pushed me, would I have mastered the violin? If I wanted to give up every time I encountered difficulties in my studies, would I have ended up living a very mediocre life?

What's wrong with Chinese-style parents? They say they're doing it for your own good, and they really are! Situations like the one in the drama are too extreme and lead to bitter results. We can't deny all well-intentioned behavior because of that!"

"It's because of people like you who think there's nothing wrong with making choices for your children that extreme situations like the one in the drama arise!"

Gradually, the flames of war beneath this post spread to Wang Jian himself.

"Wang Jian, I think you should apologize to all the Yingzis!"

"Defending Chinese-style parents, you must have grown up under Chinese-style parenting! How pathetic!"

"You're even making a game called 'Chinese Parents.' You're simply enabling the evildoers!"

"Unfollowed!"

Some haters had a unique perspective.

"Heh, I've figured it out. Wang Jian just likes to chase trends! It was the same with 'Beyond Light Speed,' and now with 'Chinese Parents'! This game is obviously a spur-of-the-moment idea that popped up while 'Little Sadness' was airing and Chinese-style parenting was being hotly debated! The quality of the game will definitely be terrible!"

"Exactly! You even had the nerve to say Wu Chi's 'Grand Universe: X' was chasing trends. The producer doesn't spend his time thinking about how to make a good game, but instead resorts to crooked ways!"

"'Grand Universe: X' is such a good game, but it fell victim to Wang Jian's despicable tactics!"

"Are you sure you remember that right? Wu Chi was the one who implied that Wang Jian's 'Beyond Light Speed' was chasing trends."

"...Wang Jian, you're so shameless, you even hired an internet water army!"

"To make money, you're willing to market on such a sensitive topic. How sad! Wang Jian has fallen!"

Many people were criticizing Wang Jian, and quite a few people were defending him.

But their voices were quickly drowned out.

It could only be said that the character played by Yingzi's mother was too unlikeable and too deeply rooted in people's minds, leading to the majority of people opposing Wang Jian this time.

"What's wrong with a game that promotes understanding between parents and children? I really don't understand you guys!"

"Being a parent is really hard! Wang Jian is right. We can't only see the bad side of Chinese-style parents and not see their good side! Anyway, when 'Chinese Parents' comes out, I'm definitely buying a copy!"

"I'll buy a copy too!"

"Isn't 'Little Sadness' about the same thing? Why aren't you guys criticizing 'Little Sadness'!"

"I've already criticized 'Little Sadness'!"

"...Speechless!"

"What, how can this be the same? Look at the title of 'Little Sadness,' sadness, sadness. Isn't the purpose to expose the children's painful experiences and the parents' inhumane educational methods, thereby prompting people to reflect?

Look at 'Chinese Parents.' Although Wang Jian says nice things, wanting children and parents to understand each other, just look at the title. It's enough to explain everything. It's clearly asking players to understand the parents and whitewash all kinds of distorted love from Chinese-style parents. Is this the same thing?"

"You haven't even played the game, and you already know the content is what you think it is?"

"How do I know you're not an internet water army hired by Wang Jian to whitewash things, saying these things just to deceive the majority of players into buying the game?"

"I didn't believe Wang Jian had an internet water army before, but now I do. Anyone who's still speaking up for Chinese-style parents is either a brain-dead fan or a troll."

Wang Jian looked at the comments below his Weibo post and felt his head was about to explode.

He didn't expect that even his carefully worded statements, which he considered to be very objective, would be criticized by so many people.

He could only wait for the game to be released and use the content of the game to dispel the players' misunderstandings and awaken the love in their hearts!