Fantasy Westward Journey: Back to 2004, I Take the Shopkeeper as My Master

Wow! Compared to the endless cycle of using cheat codes to brute force your way through the game and then constantly updating equipment in the Martial God Altar, this book is much more interesting. The female lead doesn't appear abruptly like in other novels, and the protagonist's character isn't off-putting. I want more updates from the author!

If the author doesn't want to profit from the Buddha's Hand citron, then report it. Maintaining game balance depends on everyone. 👍👍

A realistic story told in a gentle, detailed way, with occasional moments of heartwarming joy amidst the ordinary!

It looks pretty good so far. The cheat codes aren't too overpowered. With the Prophet, making money is much easier. Besides, if you have cheat codes, there's no need to exploit the Buddha's Hand loophole. If the cheat codes are too overpowered and the story progresses too quickly, it'll lose its fun. I don't have time to play, but that doesn't stop me from watching an account's growth.

After reading the novel, I felt like playing it again. I started playing it in 2004 with "The Peony Pavilion," and it's been 20 years now, though I haven't paid attention to it for the past 10 years.

Although many things don't match the era, it's still good for passing the time. For example, the early imperial examination competition didn't include the provincial examination; that was added later. Also, the 75 storyline involves giving away Soul Stones, which many people sold back then 😅.

Aside from the shopkeeper and Cheng Yaojin, they're practically identical 🤭! I thought treasure maps had a guaranteed chance of dropping high-level maps.

This is a good book; the cheat codes aren't too overpowered, and it can be written for a long time.

I'm giving it 5 stars as a way to reminisce about my lost youth.

Write more, author! 😢 I feel like ants are crawling all over me, I just love reading ancient fantasy novels! 😢😢😢