Fantasy Westward Journey’s Big Player

You've taken away the essence of turn-based gameplay; is it still Fantasy Westward Journey? The author may think this is a burden, but they don't realize that this is precisely what attracts players the most.

The writing is mediocre; it's obvious the author doesn't know much about gaming. There are many plot holes, such as the protagonist leveling up to 20. He's level 19 to 20 while helping a friend, and there's a daily quest at level 20, but instead of turning in all his quests to reach level 20 and accept the quest, he reaches level 20 at 2 AM, then turns in his quests and accepts the quest, wasting…

I was quite disappointed. I thought it would be more novel, but it was so addictive from the start that I couldn't handle it.

I'm done. To be honest, after reading a few chapters, I was quite disappointed. I thought Fantasy Westward Journey was finally getting a good novel, but the removal of turn-based combat made it unreadable. Could the author please research Fantasy Westward Journey properly and play it well before writing? The essence of Fantasy Westward Journey is turn-based combat.

Keep it up! 🙂

When writing online game novels, the protagonist should ideally come from a wealthy family. This way, they have the money to recharge their accounts and the time to play games. Why? It doesn't matter if they go to school or not; they'll inherit the family fortune later. Spending money like a tycoon is what makes playing games fun; spending a lot of time grinding is just being played by the game.

Goodbye to those so-called virtual games masquerading as "fantasy games".

If the turn system is omitted, but other rules are still applied, it results in immediate failure.

Is the main character always Fangcun? If so, I won't watch. I want to see the main character unleash explosive damage and wipe out the enemy team.

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