
Honkai: This Really Isn't the Simulation Result I Wanted
崩坏,这真不是我想要的模拟结果
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- Completed
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- 929k Words
- Genre
- Fantasy
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By the way, does the female lead have bubbles?
The author's simulation was actually quite well written. Why did the reality turn into a peach-themed story?
It feels inferior to "Honkai Impact Simulator" by Apple, but the trashy Arc is under pressure and imprisoned.
The death in the simulation felt like a forced death. I thought that the power of thought and the authority of the Herrscher of Domination could kill Kevin from the previous civilization, but he still died. Was it because they couldn't write it later or because they didn't dare to? The protagonist entering the End in the simulation felt like the End Body, with the Herrscher of Consciousness and the thought imprint (Aponia's "Please live") in his mind.
Simulation stories have their old problems; they're now showing off their real-life aspects.
There's no limit to the number of simulations; if you write for such a long time in one simulation, this book won't be very long.
Come forth, Shennong!!! <(ºOº)>
I hope the female lead has bubbles, like the ones on the cover.
It seems the author is using path dependence.
A little disappointed, hoping for a better plot.