Sometimes, the most wonderful experiences happen unexpectedly.

One day during my lunch break, I initially just wanted to casually browse a blockchain game recommended by a friend. However, when I clicked to enter, I found that I needed to connect a wallet first. At that moment, I couldn't help but feel a bit anxious. Because with this kind of operation, what I worry most about is the cumbersome process involved, fearing that a careless mistake might lead to asset loss.

With a try-it-out mentality, I chose WalletConnect. To my surprise, the entire process had almost no learning cost. I just needed to scan the QR code and confirm, and I smoothly entered the game. This process was even simpler than paying for online food orders.

What surprised me even more is that this game actually runs on the Polygon chain. In the past, when encountering such situations, I might have needed to switch wallets to continue. But this time, WalletConnect helped me connect directly without interrupting my leisure time at all.

After the experience, I suddenly realized why WalletConnect is referred to as the 'passport' of Web3. It cleverly hides the complex technical details, allowing users to focus only on the end result. For the average user, this simple and intuitive experience is undoubtedly the biggest attraction.

This unexpected experience made me deeply realize that Web3 technology is continuously advancing towards a more user-friendly direction. With tools like WalletConnect continuously improving, the world of Web3 will become increasingly accessible, attracting more participation from ordinary users.

Although Web3 is still in its early stages, such a smooth user experience is undoubtedly a positive signal. It suggests that more innovative applications may emerge in the future, further lowering the barriers for users to enter the Web3 world.

This unexpected experience not only changed my perspective on Web3, but also filled me with anticipation for its future development. Perhaps in the near future, we will all be able to navigate the world of Web3 as easily as we use the traditional internet.