Aha: Look, this is the Envoy of that lump of scrap metal. You need to corrupt her heart and shatter her absolute rationality. Got it?
Jiang Mo: I can try?
Ending: The girl used the magic of science to break through the boundaries of time, but she couldn't break through the barrier between life and death.
Aha: You misunderstood me. I wanted to see her rationality collapse, to the point that she couldn't go on with her research! Got it? All right, let's look at the next one. This Foxian girl just escaped from a mara-struck pack, and she's about to become a general of the Xianzhou. Your goal is to enslave her and turn the general into a docile little fox slave in front of you. Understand?
Jiang Mo: This again? Fine, I'll try.
Ending: She saved the tottering Xianzhou, but lost forever the ribbon that had guided her.
…After the cycle repeated several times.
Aha: ...Forget it. Aha tried to warn you, but you wouldn't listen. Just wait and suffer.
Jiang Mo: What do I have to suffer for? You were remotely controlling me through all of this. If they're going to settle the score, they'll go after you first.
Aha: Look behind you.
Jiang Mo turned around and saw that the girls who had suffered at his hands had somehow gathered behind him, smiling with nuclear-level menace.
"Aha! Save me!"
This book is a bit of a shame. It's based on the simulator concept and even does a good job of rationalizing it, but firstly, it doesn't provide a sufficiently pure environment for the simulator. After the Black Tower arc, the sense of detachment and uniqueness from the simulator is gone, and the recollection of memories lacks tension. Secondly, there are no dramatic conflicts, no leaks, and no competition (not to say it needs to be a stock market scenario, but the Black Tower arc's acceptance and the fox's later acceptance are both noteworthy). To be honest, when Feixiao emerged from the simulation, only to find the male protagonist involved with the Black Tower, the emotional tension of this simulator-themed story completely vanished.
I once read a simulator novel where the protagonist pursues Ruan Mei while Hei Ta remains an observer. This novel is also a simulator novel where the protagonist pursues Hei Ta while Ruan Mei remains an observer. So I'm wondering... Are there any Xing Tie novels where the protagonist pursues both of them, thus triggering a genius love triangle? #(Shy)
I actually think the book is pretty good, I just don't know why nobody reads it.
I just realized you're the author of the book I read before, Tomato.
Polka Kakamu: "This broken scepter seems a bit too urbanized; it must be cut off 😋"
Is there a Shennong? 😋
Am I in jail? #(Hammer)
Was the plot against Onphalos betrayed by the old man? #(Funny)#(funny)#(funny)
Although I felt the description didn't quite fit Aha's operating logic, I still went in to check it out because of all the positive reviews.
Overall, it's alright. The writing style is among the best for a fanfiction author. I wonder how many female protagonists the author plans to write?