Fantasy Westward Journey: The Unrivaled Hero

Personally, I felt this book got a bit strange around the middle. It seemed to hide everything, playing the low-key card? I think that was unnecessary. What's the point of playing a game if you're so timid? Afraid of being targeted? It's just a game, what's there to be afraid of? Don't people grow through adversity? There's no need to hide your abilities for everything.

In this game, only those without money become sworn brothers 😂 Those with money are all locked in a time-limited system.

It's normal. I've been playing for seven or eight years myself. I started as early as 2007, just like in the novels. If I had collected some items with no level requirements, I'd be rich by now. The latest I played was in 2017. I was playing a level 175 trash Hero, and I had to be a runner for every event. It was so miserable. I spent the best years of my life in this game; my entire youth was spent in it. It's a pity I didn't play it well enough.

I've created a level 09 Shenmu Forest account, accumulated over 60,000 +10+8 points, and spend over 1 million points on talismans while AFK. But if I don't play, I don't want to play other games. I teamed up with others to kill the Earthly Fiends, and my stats looked amazing, but then I noticed two of my teammates were dead. The captain said "run," and suddenly everything fell flat.

When Fantasy Westward Journey mobile game was released, I often saw people playing it on their phones, which made me reminisce about my own gaming experience, which started in high school and was available since the game's open beta. From a teenage boy to a man in his thirties, eight years of dreamlike experiences have brought me countless memories.

I think the protagonist is so stupid. How can you help your friend like that? Don't your parents care? Is your family very rich? The way you write it makes it sound like your friends are just fair-weather friends, someone who only accepts what you give and relies on you for everything. Doesn't your friend feel inferior? Although I'm writing a novel, I don't need to worry about those things, but will anyone read this?

This is a book the author wrote for himself; it's hard for others to relate to it.

What were you thinking? It's already a niche audience, and then you add a first-person perspective. I was actually looking forward to watching it.

It was already a niche genre, and then it was written in the first person...

I started playing during the summer vacation of fifth grade and continued until 2012.