Ark Simulation, Why Am I Always a Ruthless Person at the Start?

Overall score:7.0 Category: Simulator, Multi-game Introduction: The protagonist Chen Qi is forced to go through multiple simulations, from the struggle for royal power in Leitania to the tyrant Kjerag, to the deep-sea hunter's confrontation with %/-+. Each world starts in hell mode. He relies on his machinations and ruthlessness to break the situation, but the forces provoked by the simulation backfire in reality. Setting: 8.0. The setting of the multi-week simulator nested in the political game of the Terra continent has great potential, but the sense of fragmentation between the change of imperial power in Leitania and the struggle between the Deep Sea Hunter factions weakens the depth of the world view, and frequent scene switching causes the setting to become overly Machiavellian and satisfying. Plot: 7.0, Overthrowing the Twin Queens and creating the "Mein Kampf" platform and other plot reversals are tense, but plots such as the beer hall incident and the ridicule of the Twelve Families overly reproduce the historical event framework, and the villains such as the Twin Queens' plans are just "intelligence" routines. Writing style: 6.0. The straightforward dialogue strengthens the impact of the ruthless character. However, the flat and straightforward description of scenes such as the transfer of slum guards exposes the shortcomings of description skills. Internet memes such as the system's complaints about "the quintessence of Yanguo" dilute the immersion of serious machinations.

Multiple heroines, simulator, Ark. This book is good, and the author seems to be a writer from an external website, but let alone, this simulator article is really well written, and the rhythm is very refreshing. It is much better than many n-life reincarnation and immortality articles.

The male protagonist, simulation text, the first simulation is considered to be high-quality food and grass. The "Siel" template that the protagonist took, unified Leitania and crushed the big countries such as Victoria, Iberia, and Ursus. This simulation just felt that the ending was a bit hasty. As the emperor, he went to fight the evil in the north of Ursus alone. Because the content of the simulation will turn fiction into reality and directly change the world, the subsequent second and third simulations will most likely have to confront the self in the past simulation. If this part is well written, it can be classified as grass jelly, but the probability of writing failure is greater.