Fantasy Westward Journey: Return to the Truth

Strictly speaking, it's a change in the CP (player versus player) + storyline quest direction, and a slow-paced operation. I quit the game in 2019, so I don't know what Fantasy Westward Journey is like now. Therefore, it's okay to be criticized as a "cloud player" (someone who only listens to hype and doesn't understand the game). 🙂

This is the most touching novel about the game Fantasy Westward Journey that I've ever read. But only players like me who came from that era can truly understand it. It's just a pity that it had a bad ending. After all, this style of book isn't suitable for Tomato (the author). I've returned to the game many times, spending a lot of money each time, but I still quit in the end.

It's beautiful; it made me relive a dreamlike version of Life Is Beautiful. It's clean, and the "golden finger" (referring to a powerful, albeit unorthodox, approach) doesn't go overboard. It's not the kind of thing that's constantly surprising or shocking. The only thing I don't quite understand is middle school students playing games in the classroom. Is that really feasible?

I've read a third of it. Sigh, I'm filled with so many emotions. Back then, the internet was just emerging, people weren't so complicated, and you could chat with anyone for a whole day. It's a pity we can't go back. And I've ended up becoming the kind of person I hate most.

After reading the whole thing, I was filled with memories. Things have changed, and the beautiful memory that remained is now a thing of the past. As for everyone's complaints, I feel they're unnecessary. The same dish can be interpreted differently by different people; some will cherish it, while others will scoff at it. Author, you shouldn't worry too much! Different paths, different minds, so let's just relax!

It's not badly written. I originally wanted to give it three and a half stars, but then I realized there weren't any half-star options. So I had to give it four stars. Some parts are quite good, while others are a little lacking. Thinking back to my first time playing Fantasy Westward Journey, I'm filled with mixed emotions.

But why not use the system to get better equipment for yourself? Seriously, it's disgusting to see someone with a system that they don't use. If you're not going to use it, don't write it in the first place. If you write it and then don't use it, isn't that just padding your numbers?

This book is quite good; the dreams of the past are full of emotion.

I thought it would be a long, long story, but after reading it, I felt it was more like the author's lingering regrets.

It's great, much better than those system novels.