Fantasy Westward Journey: My Big Streamer System

It's quite realistic, without too many frills. And it doesn't pad the word count! If it focuses less on reality later on, it's sure to be another masterpiece from Tomato! 👍👍

A very comfortable book to read

It's very well written; it's one of Tomato's better works in the fantasy genre.

When will the livestreaming system become a livestreamer? Level 40+, over 1400 HP and only lost half? Where did you get this data from? No wonder nobody's reading this. Couldn't you be a little more accurate? This is a new server, how can you even max out your stats? And it's a Daughter Village character, are you just allocating all points to the entire character? ...

It's alright. Unlike other fantasy novels where characters can instantly defeat everything and have no level requirements or 20-skill pets, this book is more realistic and worth reading.

The biggest problem with this book is that it only gives one point of luck per hour, and using equipment once every 100 hours takes 1000 hours. Pet skill training and monster leveling take at least 2000 hours, and that's only if it's used once. A simple calculation shows that the fastest time to do this is 4 months. This book deserves a maximum of 7 points. If it weren't for the points system, which doesn't consider luck, the biggest problem would be the lack of time.

A slow-paced book, written with great care by the author. The protagonist is ordinary yet extraordinary, with a well-developed personality. The system primarily serves as a support element. A book worth following.

It's pretty good, with a touch of grandeur amidst the ordinary. It's much better than starting with a thousand damage dealers and no level requirement, and it's worth watching.

It's alright, I didn't have any sleepiness issues.

I'm afraid if I give you too much, you'll become arrogant!