The Myriad Heavens Are Coming: I Use Simulations to Build the Perfect Start

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First of all, I would like to remind you that this is not a harem story. Most people will make random definitions without seeing the back part. The male protagonist will change his handsomeness and talent in the future, and there will be no more love. There are only a few talented women who will be trained by others, and they will basically not appear in the future. Even if they die, they will not be as angry as Xiao's death. The remaining women will have problems and be written down by the male protagonist. Secondly, if the male protagonist is not a virgin, he will kill them all if he dares to betray them. If he dares to be hostile to the human race, he will write it down and kill them all. Anyone who dares to cheat on the male protagonist or kill him will not be spared after the male protagonist becomes stronger. No matter how many times he simulates it later, even if he has not made enemies or even wants to make friends, he will still kill them. Then I would like to remind book friends who read a lot of dark literature that the male protagonist cannot give up the human race. If the male protagonist dares to abandon the human race and live alone, it is equivalent to withdrawing from the clan. He will not be recognized as a human race (not ideologically but conceptually). Even if the male protagonist survives, he will not be regarded as a human race. The survival of the human race plays a very important role. Finally, I would like to express my opinion. This is one of the best simulation novels I have ever seen. The male protagonist is single-mindedly focused on becoming stronger and more talented. However, the enemies that appear later are more powerful than each other. They use conspiracies to show off their faces, and there are endless routines. I am afraid that the author Kavin has infinite nesting dolls. My favorite plot here is when the male protagonist gets the bad-temper talent. That is a real cool moment. If you catch someone you are unhappy with, you will kill it. A gentleman takes revenge from morning to night. ✧*. ٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧*.

Very good-looking, one of the top simulators. The characterization is also very full, and the IQ is online. The first time I saw it, I skipped the book and read it now. This is a very complete story and worth reading.

Among all the simulator genres I have read, this is the best one I have read. (ง •̀_•́)งCome on

This book is well written, and as long as it doesn't crash, it can become a representative work on Tomato simulators.

It's a very good book. The plot is king. It avoids the writing method of writing several chapters for one battle. Personally, I don't like battle maniacs. The various trials, resources and other plots are also not described too much, making it unique. There are only a few infinite nesting dolls that are a bit of a minefield, with artistic conception, rules, avenues, and immortal principles.

It's well written, but the combat power rises too fast. I hope the author can control it and not collapse.

Not bad, not bad. Among so many simulators, this one is comfortable to read, and the settings are reasonable. However, there are some pitfalls in frequently refreshing negative talents. The talents in this book are not divided into levels, which avoids the confusion caused by unreasonable division of talent levels. The simulation of this book is not set as a text panel in other books, but is viewed immersively from a third perspective, which can be absorbed from the simulation perspective. Take some experience skills and the like. There are only three talent slots at the beginning. You can spend points to increase talent slots or change talents. The settings are relatively reasonable. Unlike other books, the talent can be changed within a day and will be fixed after a day. As a result, the body will be transformed as soon as the talent is installed. The book has no bad points overall, but it has few words and slow updates.

Initially, I wanted to give it four stars, but in the end the author realized his shortcomings, so I'll leave it at that. But there are still some complaints that should be made. I feel that the male protagonist has the element of revenge, and then there are weapons. There are not many scenes where he enters the Tao with a sword and lacks a sword. Also, when I saw the title of this book, I thought it was the kind of thing where you first brush up your physique, understanding, talent, and luck, and then start practicing after you brush it up to the extreme. It turned out that it was a life simulator with a sense of déjà vu. I feel like it's possible to add a female protagonist because it's been simulated so many times (personal opinion). But if you don't write the emotional line well, you will get criticized haha. Also, the portrayal of the male protagonist really only grows, so in the end it is really easy to forget what the male protagonist's name is. The reason for giving it five stars is mainly because the subject matter is novel and the content generally has no problems (there are just a few typos, which is a small problem). It gives me the feeling of reading a cool article in a cool article, but it also allows everyone to see the growth brought by the death of the male protagonist. This is the reason for five stars

I've read it everywhere. It's a very good book. The simulated things can actually be simulated using PS: exercises, experiences, insights, etc. This is very novel and very good. As for this book, it is not a harem novel. If you don't like it, you can leave. There are no major flaws in the writing so far. I will revise the review if there are any negative points in the future. Recommendation index: four stars As a review after the revision, this book is really great and awesome, but there are really many pitfalls. It feels like there are pitfalls everywhere, even though it is in the simulator.