Based on skills, they can be broadly categorized into offensive, healing, and illusion types. Based on class, there are assassins, summoners, puppeteers, swordsmen, and so on. From the moment she entered the game, Xiang Wan chose the highly offensive assassin class. She preferred quick battles, and as for defense, as long as she was quick-witted and had fast reflexes, she didn't really need to worry about that, because her opponent wouldn't even have a chance to attack.
This time, she still chose the assassin class, and the system automatically upgraded her to level 40. To be fair, all the characters seen in this game scene were at the same level.
Xiang Wan tested the computer. The game graphics were smooth, but if she typed too fast, the screen would lag. She often encountered this problem when playing games at home; either the network speed was too slow or the keyboard's signal transmission rate was too slow, so she eventually switched to the highest settings.
Using the public computers here is a good way to warm up. Since she had a basic understanding of the attacks, attributes, and preferences of each character, Xiang Wan quickly dealt with the people who came to provoke her after getting familiar with the keyboard.
Her game name was simply the letter A. Because it was so unique, many people targeted her as soon as she entered the game, and in the end, they were all brutally defeated and eliminated.
Xiang Wan benefited from having significantly stronger mental abilities than ordinary people, and she herself worked incredibly hard. These were her strengths, and there was no question of unfairness in her victory. If one insists on calling it unfair, some people are born with talent, while she developed it through hard work; there's no such thing as magical fairness in that. Those who say such things are simply not at the top. If someone who has experienced so many worlds still can't see through these things, then they've lived in vain.
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