In this work, we reported a wireless network composed of silver film-based graphene oxide-fluorescence resonance energy transfer (GO-FRET) lysozyme aptasensor nodes. At the sensor node level, we optimized silver substrate structure, concentrations of the aptamers, and graphene oxide and tested lysozyme detection performance with a model analyte. At the network level, we analyzed the complexity and transmission success rate using fractal measurements. We implemented the wireless network composed of the aptasensor with a portable Wi-Fi fluorescent reader. Transmission success rate testing results show that an increase in node hops can promote the rate of transmission success dramatically. When the hop count is larger than 6, the rate of transmission success can reach more than 90% if the transmission failure probability and sleep probability are 0.1 and 0.5, respectively.