Minimally invasive is an ever-present goal for surgeons and patients, and laparoscopic radical gastric cancer treatment does satisfy this quest. Disturbingly, laparoscopic radical gastric cancer treatment is now proliferating. For this reason, I have to say a few words of my own. According to the current state of development, laparoscopic radical gastric cancer treatment for early gastric cancer is more effective, while the results of large sample prospective studies are lacking for the effectiveness of progressive gastric cancer. Therefore, at this stage, we only choose laparoscopic radical gastric cancer treatment for early gastric cancer. This is not contradictory to my previous article that laparoscopic surgery is preferred for gastric cancer, but my opinion is not contradictory. The first choice is not all, just that when we encounter a patient with gastric cancer, we must first remind ourselves whether we can use a minimally invasive approach, and if it is early gastric cancer, we recommend laparoscopic radical gastric cancer surgery, and if it is not early gastric cancer, we do not recommend laparoscopic surgery. So far, less than one tenth of our patients have chosen laparoscopic radical gastric cancer surgery, but this does not mean that I do not promote laparoscopic radical gastric cancer surgery, on the contrary, I am an active promoter and practitioner of laparoscopic radical gastric cancer surgery. I just want to make laparoscopic radical gastric cancer treatment develop better and bring more benefits to more patients. We always believe that efficacy is the only criterion to determine whether the surgical method is correct or not. I believe that with the continuous advancement of technology and equipment, the scope of laparoscopic radical gastric cancer treatment will become more and more applicable and the efficacy will become better and better.