Online Games: The Legend of a Useless Player

I hope I'm not the last person to come back and relive those memories.

I remember back in 2009, I took time off work every day to read this book, and ended up losing my job. Ten years have passed in the blink of an eye, and I've never had that kind of energy to stay up for two days and one night again.

I still find it enjoyable, unlike many new books these days; I just can't seem to connect with them.

I watched this in college; it was a Nokia 5200 with a screen that could only display a dozen or so words per page. I used to refresh the webpage on my phone to see it back then; those were the days.

It's so exciting to relive it again!

Looking back after so many years, it still holds a unique charm. Time has flowed by, and I've read countless stories, each with its own distinct character. I've grown from a boy into a young adult. Years have passed, and my mindset has changed dramatically. Yet, despite the changing times, this book has stood the test of time, still bringing me the joy I felt when I first started reading. Unforgettable, truly admirable.

Every era has its own books. This book is written in a slightly different style than the current Qidian (a popular online bookstore), but it was written in 2008, haha, and it was a true gem at the time. It was even published as a physical book; the copy I'm reading is the paperback version.

I've watched the pirated version three or four times already, so I'm here to show my support.

It will still be a good book when I reread it in 2025.

Where did you go, you arrogant one? There are so many League of Legends novels now, they're not as good as the old online game adventure novels.