The Middle-Aged Crisis Video Game Division

I laughed and cried after reading this introduction 😭

I saw this book in the bookshelf recommendations. . .

The writing is good, no, I should say great! Actually, I have never played Cai Liu Siege. Not even familiar with the rules. But the story is really great. The helplessness of life. First dream. The people around me didn't understand. Play hard. The story is about a group of middle-aged men who are long past their peak operating period and are chasing their dreams. This book gave me a feeling, a heart-pounding feeling. There is a saying that a man will remain a boy until he dies. Of course, so do women. Everyone has a burning dream in their hearts. It's just that the cold water of reality is poured on top of it. I think many of us in this group should have been chilled from head to toe, including me... When I saw four people coming together because of their dreams. When I saw them competing, they weren't even in the top three. But we decided to celebrate by having hot pot. This is when I realized that maybe winning or losing doesn't matter. The important thing is that a group of middle-aged people try their best to win the process. It doesn't matter whether I am excited or my blood is not cold yet. We middle-aged people may no longer have the determination to put down our work and pursue our dreams. The coldness of reality has long occupied our lives. But there is still a piece of pure land in our hearts, reserved for the beginning. Young people, when you are still young and carefree, go chase your dreams. Regardless of success or failure, you should always chase it, don't you think? Finally, I hope everyone will use their dreams as horses and live up to Zhaohua.

The novel and life reflect each other. It not only has a strong sense of real life, but also uses the novel's writing style to give the plot conflict and passion. Although uncles will feel more immersed in this novel, it also has a strong appeal to young people. Because this novel is inherently different and original. It's okay to call it an urban novel, because it describes the urban social life in the magical city in detail, describing the lives of a group of old uncles and strange aunts who are stubborn in humbleness, irritable in the ordinary, and laugh with sighs. (Hard-core urban article) It is wrong to call it an e-sports article (middle-aged people cannot be so good), and because amateur teams still refuse to be commercialized, it is difficult to transform into professional clubs, so this is just a pure game article. This novel is nb!

At first, I watched the game because the atmosphere of life in it was better than the game, so I skipped the game and went straight to the life. As I watched, it ended. This is the shortest novel I have ever read. Now I just want to know what happened to Bao Bao's former company. I want to watch it and get slapped in the face!!!

After reading the ending, I fell into deep thought. Finally I thought about it. If you are still short next time, I will let you see what real-life laning and passionate hand-to-hand combat are.

An extra episode about An Xiaoxian and Yuzi's wedding! We want a wedding extra of the minister and deputy minister! I know you can do it!

Well, I just want to give this book a thumbs up

Reading this book reminded me of a friend I play games with, who is about the same age as the protagonist. When I was in high school, I was very good at playing World of Warcraft, and I had a dream of becoming a professional e-sports player. But at that time, e-sports wasn't as rich as it is now, and you couldn't make money through live broadcasts or anything like that. He persuaded his family to spend a summer vacation in the youth training team, with only 800 yuan for living expenses a month. He played in a province-wide competition, which was sponsored by the United League. Then he gave up his e-sports dream and went back to school to study hard. Now he is just a middle-aged social animal.

I have always been quite Buddhist. Yesterday, many friends suddenly saw my article and felt very nervous and confused. Everyone gave me a lot of feedback, especially typos. I will proofread it when I have the opportunity in the future. Many thanks for these suggestions. Thank you very much to the readers who tipped me! Thank you for being sleepy and tired, stingy, gluttonous and jealous, timid and cautious, let the past go with the wind, lonely lover!! I have always been a very Buddhist person. After working, I also know that money is hard to come by! So I am very grateful to anyone who is willing to tip me. At the same time, I don't strongly recommend that you give large rewards. After all, every penny is hard-earned money. If you give a reward, it should be a little bit trivial. It is best not to exceed 500 coins. Of course, I think as long as everyone thinks what I write is good, I will be happy and just vote.