Chapter 1306: Choice Of Name

It would be more difficult to name the game.

That was because the theme was not particularly clear.

Yan Qi had designed this game. Its emotional tone should be the sorrow of chaotic times. It was "white bones exposed in the wild, no sound in a thousand miles". It was "Better to be a dog at peace than to be a man in troubled times". It was the feeling of demons running amok and human lives being worthless.

Comparatively, it was not appropriate to name him as the protagonist.

That was because in the game, players could choose four different identities for the protagonist. The endings would also be different.

It was very difficult to take into account four different identities as the protagonist. After all, there was a huge gap in the concepts of Confucius, Shi, and Dao soldiers. It was very difficult to find common points. If they found common points, they might not be suitable enough.

It would not be good to name it after the protagonist's actions.

That was because the protagonist's attitude depended on the player's attitude. The player's attitude could be positive, taking the initiative to pursue a perfect ending, saving the people in this world from fire and water. It could also be relatively casual. They would fight wherever they went. They were purely acting as a knight, not thinking of changing the world.

Therefore, it was not easy to fix the protagonist's behavior.

It could only be named after the entire cultural tone, highlighting the feeling of this chaotic world, emphasizing that players in this chaotic world would follow their own path and choose their own path.

Apart from that, this name had to have a certain Chinese heritage. It could not be too direct or it would easily dilute the game's style.

The game's name had to be easy to remember. It had to be catchy and not too unfamiliar.

Yan Qi racked his brains to search for his pitiful knowledge of ancient Chinese but found nothing in the end.

He could not think of anything!

The names that appeared in his mind were either too straightforward, not classy enough, or not appropriate enough. Some of them were biased.

Yan Qi knew that his standard of ancient Chinese history was only at this level. There was no point in thinking about it anymore. He could only ask the audience for help.

But from where should he ask for help?

This was not like writing a novel. How could he copy books and comments?

Ask around in the gamer group?

Let that group of players who played the mobile version of the Blade of the Empire do such a brain-consuming, difficult, and high-tech job? Yan Qi was highly suspicious.

Suddenly, he had a flash of inspiration.

How about going to Bunny Tail live-stream?

There was a large group of young scholars and postgraduate students on Bunny Tail Live-Stream!

This group of people did not live-stream every day, but a few of them were often online. Wouldn't it be good to ask for help?

This was a technical job after all. Professionals were more suitable.

At that thought, Yan Qi immediately switched on Bunny Tail Live-Stream and chose a big boss's live-stream.

At that moment, the big boss was chatting with the audience in the live-stream, from poetry to ancient Chinese.

There were not many people in these scholars' live-streams usually. After all, live-streams had a very low information density. Coupled with academic cooperation, live-streaming was indeed ineffective.

However, the compilation that they had previously taught had very high views. What's more, it was still increasing.

These scholars could earn money from the videos they taught. They could also take money from the content of the useful APP. The live-stream also had a gift income.

More importantly, it was more interesting to chat with his netizens and share their knowledge. Thus, a few 'liver emperors' often live-streamed and became familiar with each other.

The scholar in this live-stream was called Murong Tieshuan. It could be seen from his online name. He was a prankster and was more humorous. He had spoken about ancient literature and history. He was also one of the liver emperors on Bunny Tail's live-stream platform. He was quite popular and was the first choice for many people to hang out for a long time.

Yan Qi thought for a while and gave a small gift first. Then, he sent a bullet screen comment that he hoped that the big boss could talk to him because he had questions.

There were not many people in the live-stream to begin with. Yan Qi gave a small gift, so it quickly attracted Murong Tieshuan's attention. He sent a phone number to him in a private chat.

Soon, both of them spoke on the phone.

Yan Qi explained the background story of the game and emphasized a few requirements.

First, he had to highlight the sorrow of chaotic times.

Second, it would be best if there was a story behind it. It would be classy and cultural.

Lastly, it had to be easy to remember and not be too unfamiliar. The name should not be too long.

In other words, he had to use a classic, but he could not be too arrogant. He had to show a certain cultural connotation and not be too unfamiliar.

Murong Tieshuan fell into deep thought. Obviously, this requirement was quite high.

However, he was a professional after all. He had sorted out and summarized the relevant topics when he was working on the content of the Useful App. Thus, he quickly had an idea.

"I've thought of two names. You can choose one."

"The first name is called 'The Great Dao is Concealed'."

"This story is from The Book of Rites. It talks about two different states of society. One is 'The world is for the public', and the other is 'the Great Dao is hidden and the world is home'."

"Since the Great Dao is hidden, it means that we are not in an ideal society. Instead, we are in a society where everyone cares about themselves, is selfish, and is filled with contradictions and struggles. It is the