A Life Beyond Limits novel Chapter 319

Next, Jack set out to obtain operating licenses from various countries to officially launch Legend of the West.

Given the overwhelming success of Legend of the East, he was confident in this game, which he had poured his heart and soul into.

At the same time, as the novels continued to expand, Jack's mind was constantly brimming with grand and fantastical world-building ideas.

These ideas were eventually brought to life by a team of professionals, using 3D modeling and rendering technology, transforming Jack's imagination into a stunning digital world for players to explore.

Thanks to his meticulous planning and substantial financial backing, the development process spanned from the first semester of his sophomore year, through winter break, and into the next semester—a total of six months.

Finally, this vast and immersive game world took shape in the hands of his new team.

At the heart of Genesis Games was its CEO, Claude Mitchells, a gaming industry elite whom Jack had specially recruited from Euphoria.

Claude had once studied at Oxfard University, but his deep passion for gaming led him to drop out before completing his degree.

However, this did not hinder his rise to legendary status in the game development industry. He had personally created several globally successful games.

Jack was able to attract a giant like Claude purely because of Legend of the West and its intricately designed game framework.

Claude himself was a devoted fan of the Legend of the West novel and would frequently urge Jack to update faster.

So, when Jack approached Claude and asked him to bring this world to life as a game, Claude agreed without hesitation—he didn't even ask about his salary.

And when Jack presented his world framework and vision, Claude was utterly amazed.

He couldn't stop praising Jack's genius ideas, believing that even the most brilliant minds would struggle to design such a perfect fantasy world.

He was eager to bring this world to the public through his own expertise.