Simulator: My Mohist Mechanism City Has Been Exposed

I think it looks pretty good on the simulator, and the rest of it is fine, but I don't know why it feels so frustrating to watch.

When I read Chapter 17, I had the feeling that the logic was too confusing, the protagonist's IQ was a bit off, and the operations were mindless. . .

I think this book is okay. I think any of these stories could be turned into a book. It's okay.

It's okay, except that the protagonist is like a prisoner, and he is extremely weak, and then he doesn't use the simulator to become stronger, and the plot of the main world is a bit like water, which is not bad😕.

I just want to ask, if the protagonist has such a powerful power, why does he have to be a wretched member of a group? Besides, your character is ruined. Why didn't he bring something from the government city if he was afraid of death?

Everything else is good, except that it's a bit disgusting to force one's wits down. I just reached chapter 16 and couldn't stand it anymore. It's a good book but the plot is disgusting. What a pity.

Everything was good, but Chapter 7 confused me. The plot was awkward (≧㉨≦) and the characters were ruined. The following articles also made me feel a little disgusting. (ಥ㉨ಥ) However, that author has never written a bad book? Like me.

Reading your novel made me feel inexplicably frustrated. I read the novel to relax and pass the time and have fun for myself, not to see how the protagonist can be submissive in reality. I have read other novels with weak protagonists in the early stage, but you rarely can write for such a long time.

I feel like the operation of forcing the protagonist to come to the stage is a little immoral, or it's not handled well. Cheats such as simulators are actually easier to write and more stable behind the scenes. When you are under the supervision of the state, there are many details to deal with. If you don't handle it well, it will be very slow. Also, the way the protagonist provides information is too outrageous. To put it bluntly, if you have to attract the attention of high-level officials, how can you explain other things that appear later? Overall, I feel that this book has many problems that affect the senses.

The simulator was written very well, but in reality, when searching for the machine city, I felt it wasn't very good.