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I think it's nice how Anda helped made a change to the NYCI. Although there were a lot of obstacles, she still tried to help and made a change. I am happy that Raymond finally got a new job and can play with other friends now. I like the part where his new job allows him to level up and go on raids with his friends, like what he wanted. I think that the author did a great job with the ending of this book.

I think it's really sad that kids from china are choosing to do an online gaming job instead of finding another job that doesn't hurt their eyes. I feel sorry for Raymond. I also think that kids like Raymond should have a chance to go to college and get a better job. I think that he should also get a chance to learn English. I think people just discriminate him in the game because he can't speak English.

I think that the author should make it more clear about how you play the game because since, it's Anda's first time playing, she shouldn't have been that good at the game. I also wonder why Anda didn't take all the items that the Gold Farmers deposited. Is she sad that she had to destroy them? I think that the author should include more details in some part and have the reader understand the story more.

I also agree with Lisa that there aren't enough girl gamers that actually play as girls. I wonder how you play the game if you are just sitting at a computer, but you have to do the movements in the game and all that. I also wonder how you communicate will other players. If this was a motion detector game, it would make more sense, but in this, it seems like real life and you talk to people. Not just an online game.