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What were some of Nietzsche’s proposed solutions to nihilism?

I’ve been reading his book “Beyond Good & Evil”, and while it is difficult to understand at times, I get the grasp of what he is trying to say. Because of this, I’ve been taking my time and am only about a third through the book.

One question I’ve been having about Nietzsche and his work in general, is what did he believe was the “cure” to nihilism? In other words, what will prevent the west from becoming more nihilistic? Does he ever talk about some proposed solutions to it towards the end of “Beyond Good & Evil”, or do I have to read another one of his books to find out?
gpt
He wasn't so much concerned with "the West." His focus seemed to be on those who had the will to make their own lives take the shape they wanted. His critique if western morality is that it's based on a skewed version of good/evil. His own view of goodness seems to be a sort of virtue ethics where the main virtue is to be fucking awesome.