Urban Sims

I saved half a year from June last year to today. I turned it over and threw it to the front.

This type of urban novel is really rare to see. Finally, there is an urban novel that is not just pretending to be cool throughout. The protagonist has a simulation system, which is like an advanced virtual helmet. He can experience life in the dungeon world, and use land, wealth, descendants, etc. As the achievement of clearing the dungeon world before death. All copies are original: Experienced 'Zhang Ergou's Counterattack Life' 'The Conflict of the Lords' 'The Prosperous Age' 'The Empire of Money' According to the feedback from book friends, they only read the dungeon world chapters and skipped the real world. However, it is still recommended to read the real world part so that the reading can be more continuous.

Rating: 8.6 I have read one of the earliest simulator novels. The writing is good and the plot is first-rate. Of course, the plot in The Sims is first-rate, and the real-life plot is quite different. Every simulation will be infinitely reset, and there will be no crazy superposition of power. The protagonist has a calm and rational personality, and has a brain and resourcefulness. The IQ content in the text is good, and the design is very reasonable, and it will not feel strange. The types of dungeons include ancient, modern, science fiction, and immortality. They contain a lot of content, the elements are very rich, and each dungeon has a story. A little jump when watching will not have much impact. My favorite copy is Empire of Money. After reading it three or four times, I still feel a little regretful. It was so well written that I really couldn't get out of it after reading Empire of Money. Although the later chapters are also very exciting, I always feel that it is many levels behind Empire of Money. I recommend everyone to read it.

(Poisonous Weeds + Immortals, Farming) The front of this book is rubbish and can poison people to death, but the back is very exciting, and it is generally biased towards farming. Some of the volumes can be considered very good soft science fiction, and the copy of Empire of Money is really brilliant. So when reading this book, you can quickly flip through the real world part at the beginning, and don't get addicted. It will become more and more interesting as you read through it. But at the end, I think it's still very bad, so I don't need to watch it. Overall, this book is worth reading and highly recommended🔥🔥🔥🔥