My Weird Life

I was also drunk, and I was really tired from reading a novel. All the unfamiliar terms made me numb, and I still listened to the book. What a sin!

Su Wu's watch touched his blood and started to rotate. Finally, a life simulator appeared, which could simulate life. Su Wu expressed doubts about why this appeared.

Throughout the entire text of this book, I think the word Tao is used. From the Shen Da sect to the Tantric sect, from the little girl holding a rooster to the old Taoist priest who works for the people, everything he sees and does is Tao. Moreover, many settings in the article are also refreshing. Ruyi Zanggen is a mysterious and unique power. The writing style is also very good and fluent. I was also moved by the plot of the Taoist priest betraying his god. In short, come on, author!

Experience: 2 stars. Innovation: 3 stars. Writing style: smooth. Plot: Average. Structure: relatively complete. Theme: Confusing. Thoughts: Unsightly. Detailed comments are as follows: The first half of this book is okay, the layout is smooth, the theme is clear, and it has a certain appeal! The template in the middle and second half is very routine, and the plot is very serious! A copy that is too elaborate will cause the original purpose of the theme to be very confusing, giving readers a very bad experience! In the later period, I basically let myself go, which is completely different from the reader's initial desire to read this book! Reading feels like chicken ribs, it is a pity to throw it away, and it is tasteless to eat. What a pity that a book that can confer gods was written like this! In terms of innovation, we can learn from the strange power system in "Mysterious Resurrection", but the plot is not as complete and attractive as "Mysterious Resurrection". At the same time, some cultural settings of Tibetan Esotericism and Taoism are mixed in. Most of the water figures are in it. The structure of the novel is written in the form of essays and diaries. Many chapters are written in the form of essays and diaries. This kind of experience is very uncomfortable for novel readers! Readers are here to experience the interest and completeness of the story, not to experience the reading experience that combines professional cultural knowledge of Tibetan esotericism and Taoism with prose style! I hope that the author can focus on improving his writing skills and methods in this part in the future. There are serious templates in the middle and later stages of the novel. You can basically guess the ending after reading the beginning. It's not very attractive! The power system is relatively chaotic, and you can't experience the orderly and hierarchical beauty. The golden finger (simulator) setting is reasonable in the early stage, but it becomes a box in the middle and late stages. There is no logic at all! Generally speaking, the early reading experience is quite good, and it can be read in the middle and later stages, but it has basically lost its appeal. I read it purely for the sake of watching. It doesn't make much sense anymore...

It's so toxic. After reading the first 50 pages, I thought there would be another masterpiece. Unexpectedly, when I saw chapter ninety-five and ninety-six, I was slapped in the face. I suggested that I should leave after reading only chapter 80. Don't believe it, listen to others and eat enough.

The first problem is chaos in combat power. There is no clear explanation of the protagonist's combat power. Which echelon does it belong to, and there are also some supporting role issues. The second problem is that settings are added randomly without clearly introducing the source. For example, there is no specific explanation in the article about how the Rhyme of Compassion is generated, how to use it, or its specific functions. The bigger problem is that there is no foreshadowing and it is just added abruptly into the text. There is also the Peng King method in the article, the practice methods, specific principles, and what is used, which are not clearly introduced. It makes many readers dizzy. The third problem is that from beginning to end, there is no specific explanation of the protagonist's own worldview in this world where humans and evil coexist. All I know is simulation, so what exactly is the protagonist doing?

Why are there so many trolls lately? This work is obviously very well written! And the further you look at it, the better it gets.

Unsatisfactory, poisonous, pitfalls and many traps

Several times I could have continued the simulation, but I quit without thinking. For example, when Zhuo Jie came to the temple for the first time, he could obviously continue the simulation, but he quit without thinking; and the same was true for the fighters, who exited as soon as they entered, even though they could obviously continue the simulation. Those who have flaws in their brains and say there are reasonable explanations later have flaws in their brains. At least the current simulation does not consume real time. The two examples I mentioned above can obviously continue to simulate. 1. More information can be obtained. 2. If you continue, you can obviously gain more additional gains (knowledge, abilities, etc.). Are those who say reasonable explanation or not losing money fools? If Tm continues to simulate until death and then exits, there will be no reward for exiting early? Is there a hole in your head? (NaoCan was automatically changed to a fool?)

Overall, I feel that the flashback method uses a system to travel back in time. The story is very innovative. It is not like many that get faster and faster in the later stages. It does not pay attention to the plot. The quality is very high. The author is slow to update. Please update it🤐