Fantasy Westward Journey: I'm Not a War God

I hope everyone will give it their support and recommend it to dream chasers around you.

This book is a realistic fantasy novel, unlike the many overpowered and overly exciting fantasy novels online today. It doesn't feature items with no level requirements for sale, super-powered level 160 equipment with triple-special attributes, or pets with extraordinary stats and page-turning abilities. Instead, it focuses on an ordinary yet extraordinary player's yearning and pursuit of the Martial God Altar. It's a breath of fresh air in the fantasy novel genre and deserves high praise.

The content is realistic, unlike other fantasy novels that are mindless and filled with overpowered attributes and time-sensitive plots, making them completely unimmersive. It's one of my top three fantasy novels. The events outside the game also clearly highlight the author's positive values. I love it!

Very good, much better than those current trendy novels where the protagonist starts with no level restrictions and feels like a powerhouse. My only complaint is that you've added a harem element, but that's just my personal opinion. Keep it up! ^0^~

Good job, keep up the good work!

Seeing the 1997 version makes me want to go back and play, but I don't have time. I'll have to wait a few years, and then I won't know what Fantasy Westward Journey will be like. Back then, I played at level 69 while I was in school and didn't have money to buy an level 80 no-level-requirement scythe, and I played like a pro. Seeing other people's level 90 and 100 Little Light weapons seemed so awesome.

Back in 2009/2010, there were 800+ speed Tianke players vying for first turn... My Demon Palace character, who quit in 2010, only had less than 1200 spirit power. And that was a cross-server team 🥺 The current stats are terrifying.

This is the best fantasy novel without a system, and there's another one called "Reborn as the Richest Man," which is absolutely the best!!! I don't know what's wrong with those who give it 1 or 2 stars. Do they think giving a low score will get them promoted or make them rich? If you don't like it, don't watch it. Why make such a fuss over something that's free?

7 O'clock is definitely too low. I've read a few dozen chapters of the story, and it's really well-written. There's no system; the protagonist finds opportunities to make money in the game, and does daily dungeons with friends. It's very heartwarming and has a great feel to it. It reminds me of the days I used to play the game with my friends. Maybe it's because I've read too many system novels, but this kind of story is surprisingly enjoyable.

It's great, really great! It made up for my disappointment as a casual player in the game. The author replies to every comment, which makes them feel very reliable, like a close online friend. I hope the next book will be even better. Keep it up! 👍