In the Land of Fairies, the Queen's Simulated Royal Consort

He should have realized this sooner; after all, this Heavenly Judgment originated from Mijia Games, so how could he possibly use the logic of Moon Games to speculate on it? In the game "Moonlight," for new players just starting out, continuously upgrading the same character after obtaining it doesn't offer much improvement... But it's different in games like Mijia Games, which sells a single character as multiple parts! #(Haha)#(haha)#(haha)#(haha)

The protagonist finally lost his virginity after 2.92 Million words, which is a small miracle. #(Funny)#(funny) (The emulator version doesn't count as the real body, which has been waiting for thousands of years)

Poor Yao Lan. This character's combat power is too high. If she hadn't been set up as the protagonist's opposing faction from the beginning, this book probably wouldn't have lasted long before it entered its final countdown. #(Laughing and crying)

Lott was so incredibly powerful, completely overwhelming the system as if it were nothing, effortlessly transcending time and space with a mere flick of his wrist. Yet, even Lott's Perfect form was merely a beast that was easily defeated by the three Grand Knights. Difficult to evaluate

You're a legendary longevity king now! 😂😂

Why isn't this finished yet? I've been reincarnated so many times already! Looking forward to the new book! ⩌ᴗ⩌

It's been 3 years already. This is my last monthly pass. I'm uninstalling this cat-like app. I can only wish it and the game "Phantom Spirit" a long and happy future. 😶😶 And best wishes to the author for continued success!

Regarding the fairy orchid, all I want to say is... A complete simp, the resulting attachment teaches you about love...

It's not that simulated battles don't evoke the pain or provide firsthand experience; it's just like playing a video game. Does that mean you lack experience in real-life combat? There's a constant contradiction between reality and simulation. And this Fate mode, which previously seemed like a direct time travel (Yellow Robe Arc), suddenly had the courage to fight directly. This time, there's no fusion with the Holy Sword Wielder's memories, no bloodshed memories—there are too many contradictions. Also, in the beginning of the story, the protagonist probably just wanted to see what it was like to fight with an AI with the same initial setup as him. But what exactly is an AI? Without his own fighting skills, what can he experience? It's not just like watching a movie. The simulated stories in this book are well-written, but the disconnect between reality and simulation is too strong. Also, the girls can gain memories, but the protagonist can't. The protagonist feels like a spectator in the simulation, while the girls are the participants. So, besides getting a reward and watching his waifu fall in love with his parallel universe counterpart, what's the protagonist's purpose? #(Laughing and crying)

Oh no, I can't understand it at all by volume seven. Even early players of Lostbelts didn't really understand it. Is the plot logic of Volume 7 even correct? Even Ame has appeared? I don't understand. Does this mean we don't have to confront Chaldea anymore? Oh no, Pure Scarlet is reading a book.