In Those Years, I Started a Group in Jiansan and Earned a House.

In 2010, when I was twenty years old, I lived in a rented house in a village in the city, relying on instant noodles and Lao Ganma to survive. At that time, the open beta of Jian Wang 3 was less than a year old, and I only paid 50 cents an hour to click on the card. I was penniless and only had my gaming talent. I created an account in Yangzhou City, Telecom District 1. In just three months, I went from being a novice with inadequate equipment to becoming the top PVE gold group leader on the server. I run three or four fixed groups and several individual groups every week, and earn 5,000 yuan a month through the share of the dungeon auction. In an era when the monthly salary in second- and third-tier cities was only over 2,000 yuan, I relied on the clear copy mechanism and skilled command to live a more stable life than an office worker. At its peak, I had 120 brothers under my command, and the gang was steadily clearing land and clearing CDs. Mysterious crystals and special-effect weapons were auctioned on-site, and the money was clearly divided. In 2012, Yangzhou City was merged into Chang'an City. The server was overpopulated and trouble started. The peace of PVE was broken by the PVP war. In order to protect the brothers, I transformed from the dungeon leader to the camp commander, leading the team in large and small offensive and defensive battles and holding strongholds. This is not an e-sports legend, just an ordinary player who happened to be in the best era and game. I spent ten years of my youth working hard in the world of Jiansan. Not only did I gain a life-long brotherhood, but I also used the money I earned to buy a full-price apartment in my hometown. From Yangzhou City to Chang'an City, from Dihua Palace to Cold Wind Castle, this is my life and the most authentic youth of a generation of Jian San players.