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11-08

The Birth of Yinian Hecheng: From a Filing Route Map to Six Acceptance Screenshots — the Founding, the Five-Scenario Stills, and the Weaving of the Joy System of the WeChat Minigame Yinian Hecheng

The WeChat minigame Yinian Hecheng walked most of the road from zero to submittable in a single day: four hard facts of the 2026 policy (individual subjects exempt from game licenses, monetization only by ads, the traffic-master threshold lowered to a cumulative 100 UV, filing mandatory and parallel to development); four-dimension scoring fixed the merge-plus-daily-challenge-plus-arena direction (the official arena component multiplies viral spread fivefold); the code 100% written, icons and share images generated by a hand-written zero-dependency PNG encoder in Node; the six filing screenshots produced by remote-driving the emulator to play (during which a self-inflicted bug of crop-coordinates-missing-the-148px-offset was exhumed); and both of the master criticisms answered on two lines — particle bursts, combo banners, realm shockwaves and code-synthesized sounds woven in, while the apology for seizing the mouse and the rule of asking first were both set down.

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10-14

Founding the Shadow Cards: A Roguelike Skeleton on an RTX 3070

Godot 4.7.2 lands in F:\ai game, and a dark-fantasy roguelike deckbuilder rises from nothing: Stage A engineering and verification culture (two real bugs caught on the spot by headless verification), Stage B the pure-logic battle state machine (23 tests, plugging a "tests all falsely green" runner defect along the way), Stage C effect system + four enemies + relics + run structure + saves + unlocks — 85/85 all green, eight simulated runs all cleared.

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