The End Is Coming, I Have Simulated Invincibility!

Five stars for encouragement. The plot is good, but the author's writing skills are a bit lacking. The part about saving Yan Yue made me embarrassed. It's better to write more and practice more. Generally speaking, I wrote pretty well during the simulation and will write more in the future. [Praise]

This book is awesome. You can tell it's good at first glance. I support the author. I'm counting on it. The author must still have some manuscripts!

The world view of this novel is very large, and it looks like Cthulhu. The author's writing style is very good, and each character is well described (forgive me for not being able to think of words at the moment). I saw it in the recommendation, and I was surprised when I saw it. After all, there are only more than 50 kinds in the recommendation list, but after I looked at it, I felt that there was a reason why it was recommended. Finally, I would like to say that if many women are attracted to men, then you can consider having multiple female protagonists. If not, it will feel a bit regretful. Going back to the novel, I feel that the author still has some inventory. By the way, I still have a few boxes of blades at home. It's not interesting, I'm just talking about it. (Forgive me for being speechless, I can't think of any high-end words to describe it)

It's okay, but the talent upgrade is too slow. Anyone who has experienced simulation writing before actually knows that simulation is about talent. Instead, the author improves it bit by bit, which is a bit boring. There are also too many girl plots. It would be more enjoyable to get the talent quickly and start the end.

This is a very nice simulation story, where Qi and blood transform into dragons, and heaven and man become one. Isn't this going to be on fire!

It's very interesting, the plot is compact and exciting (although there are only two updates every day), but I have put it into the column that I must read if I stay up late. I hope the author can write this book well, not too much, and not too unfinished. (A must for staying up late)

Wow, it's so scary (I'm alone at home at night, there's no one in the house, and it's a house of more than 200 square meters + there are a few model clothes hangers in the living room + there's a suburb outside the house). It scares the kids out of their wits, but it looks good (இωஇ )

Reading it in one sitting is different from other apocalyptic writings. (Too few, bad review) Overall, I was a little scared at the beginning, but I also had a sense of expectation, which is great!!! Don't stop updating, please come on💪💪💪

From the beginning of being powerless and ignorant, gradually gaining strength to unlock the truth to the final explosive ending, I was immersed in the process (laughing to death and couldn't guess the ending at all) What I find amazing is that the scientific nature of the entire story is emphasized, laying a huge foundation for the true transcendence that follows (as well as the popular science that the author conducts every two or three chapters). I don't completely agree with the idea that writing so much in ten days is a waste of time. I prefer to supplement and fill in the structural integrity. This book obviously requires a complete interpretation (reading) to truly understand the author's thinking, so I recommend reading it all at once or reading the entire chapter, even if you read it day by day, you will find that the content is richer every day.

It's very beautiful, especially the speed of the car is very fast😁

Well, the concept is wonderful, and there are a lot of foreshadowings in the early stage. It is pretty good among the apocalyptic novels I have read. It is still a rare and weird style. I just want to stop being a loli. I still prefer Yujie🌚🌝

In other words, it is recommended that the style should not be too complicated. Doomsday simulations should be simulations, and do not make any Japanese comics. It is easy to dissuade those who want to watch the desperate apocalypse. Remember, this is the end of despair. I'll give you 5 stars. The author doesn't embarrass the author.

To be honest, this is my favorite of all the simulation novels I have read. It almost meets all my fantasies and expectations about fantasy and martial arts. At first, I thought it was a novel that ended with saving the earth, and I also thought it was an infinite ascension like a thousand-layer cake. But when I actually finished reading this book, I understood the majestic world written by the author. As the author said, the fusion of Qi, blood and spirit is the pinnacle of a "person". Only when there is only one "I" in countless worlds can the true self be revealed. And at this time, only "One" can lead to the "Tao" that has no beginning and no end, is indescribable, and evolves for eternity.

I support the author a lot. The book is very nice. Keep it up, but the words are a bit short.

It's really nice. I hope the author can make it longer. There was a book before that clearly had a very good worldview structure, but it was finished after just 300 updates. It was such a pity, so I wanted the author to make it longer.

I've been too lazy to comment on the novels I've read in the past year, but this one is quite unique, so I couldn't help but talk about it. Let me briefly talk about the overall feeling first. ① The content setting is relatively in-depth, such as the feelings of family and country, world unity, time and space cause and effect (this is the most special and very interesting), etc. However, the narrative description method and plot are relatively dry, and the substantive supporting content is slightly thin compared to the theme. It feels a bit flashy in many places, a bit like a middle school novel, but the theme is relatively noble... ② It can basically be regarded as without a female protagonist, but there are several ambiguities in the front part. Maybe it was because of a crackdown during that time. This book was blocked because of the urban ambiguity with many women... I am really speechless. As a result, there are almost no emotional lines. Then what shocked me was that the main character of this novel only lived for about 10 days. I really don't know what to say... Anyway, this must be unreasonable. What is the name of Invincible after 10 days? It turns out that it is only 10 days in total. It always feels a bit depressing. Moreover, how can I choose this name for a novel that is not comparable to Invincible and Easy? I understand that it attracts readers, but there is too much difference. When I read novels, I usually pay more attention to the shaping of male and female protagonists. Because he was severely beaten and banned, he is just an ambiguous eunuch in the harem, but he has several little lolita (which is my xp) and a pair of biological sisters. The male protagonist is a positive protagonist, a bit like a good old man, with the impulses of young people and unstable emotions (meaning that he will show anger when seeing innocent people being killed, and lose control of his emotions such as eyes splitting). Generally speaking, he is a classic image of a good, positive boy. There is some in the first half of the love line, but very little The characteristics of this book are the explanation of cause and effect, time and space, and the related plots (the worldview is excellent). This part has implications related to philosophy and physical chemistry, and the reasoning is also quite exciting. The narrative method is a bit immature and not concise enough, and there is almost no emotional line. It is a relatively excellent novel of mystery, mystery, and world view. The overall style is quite depressing, and the last 1/4 of it, which involves worldview, cause and effect, time and space, is a bit boring. It is a novel with substance.

To be honest, I originally bought this book because of the title. The first 100 chapters I read were all relatively ordinary journals, and the protagonist did not really come into contact with the real horror of the void. After 300 chapters, the world view suddenly expanded crazily (maybe because the book has been sealed for a while), and the layout and style of the entire book have improved a lot. However, the author may have forgotten to give the previous heroines an ending [cry] [cry] (it may also be the final world view, which is not enough to support their existence). But there is just a little regret, but as the author's first book, he was finally able to finish it and give it a grand ending. It is also good [flying kiss] [flying kiss] Come on, come on, come on

To be honest, I haven't seen a book that appeals to my taste in a long time. The world view is extremely huge. I feel like it should be able to write thousands of chapters, probably!

I'm actually a little confused. I've been following it since the last account. It's very passionate, but I don't really like to read harem stories. I read it many times, and I don't read it when I read it on a daily basis. Before the cover, the score was more than 9. After the book was unsealed, new readers may not feel comfortable seeing the harem, and the score has been dropping. It's really a poisonous point to have so many female protagonists, but I will still continue to pursue them, come on

This is the first time I read a mock article. The author's writing style is quite interesting. Now it can be seen that the author wants to establish a big world view. The entire first doomsday and the four-day seal should be just an appetizer. I hope the more I write in the future, the more exciting it will be.

The novel is very interesting. The author has a righteous and patriotic view, unlike some authors with distorted views who vent their inner evil in the name of the Holy Mother. It is really disgusting. The plot is also very good, the emotional line is very good, it should have multiple female protagonists, but it is not very objectionable. The protagonist is also my favorite type. I feel human but a little watery [laughing and crying]

It's so good. I originally thought that this kind of novel would be a very simple one and would become boring after reading a few chapters. I didn't expect it to be so good😁. But why do you want me to read it when he has already reached chapter 307? But this is good, you can just watch it for a while and it's enough!

The overall feeling is very good. In my impression, this book can be in the top ten. The writing is sharp and the content is perceptible. However, after there are more people, the setting does not allow to flesh out every character. It would be better if there is more time. It needs some settling. Come on, the future is promising. I don't agree with this point, I disagree. You read it for a while, but you use a few words to point out its shortcomings, but you can't feel the fullness of the protagonist, and the chills on your back and blood after being immersed in the scene. Please invest more.

To be honest, this book is the one I am most interested in among the dozen or so books I have recently read. I hope the author will not stop updating it. I would like to express my thanks and hope that the author will continue to work hard. Come on, come on, come on! ! ! ! ! !

This is the third novel I have read in its entirety. I was so excited to read it that I finally filled the gap. The plot is not good, and the writing is also very good. When I first read it, I had the mentality of reading a cool novel, but as soon as I started reading, I couldn't stop. In the end, when Chen Ping'an was swallowed up by the "end", my heart went cold. I thought I would fill it in the next book. Because in the description of Chen Luo in the book (I have not read this novel by Chen Luo), there is no mention of "end". It is only because Chen Luo's power is too strong to suppress the void that he can barely prevent "end" from infecting his world. [Cover face]

This is one of the few books that I have persisted in reading. I read it because it was fun at first, and the author's subsequent character growth also inspired me a lot. Of course, what I admire most is the author who created the character behind the scenes. I will drink and drink without stopping! Although in the later period there were many chapters that were too bitter and difficult to understand or simply watery (I often fell asleep while reading them (￣.￣)), As is common in many books, the ending was unexpectedly good and not unfinished. The end of this book is full of color. It is an end for the author and an end for me. The words have lost their expressive power at this moment, and all that is left is a heart that always looks towards the bright and the future - the difficulties are difficult, but the road ahead is long and bright. The end is also the beginning, the future is written by us!

Observe the fifteen stops and make two comments. I couldn't figure out the general pacing in the early stages. The beginning was okay, but the pace was too fast in the successive chapters. It was supposed to be long but the pace suddenly slowed down. Just like a long-distance track and field run, the start is quite satisfactory. The sudden increase in speed consumes the mind, but the speed is stopped halfway. After that, I am afraid that I am full of energy but not strong enough.

It's okay, but the protagonist feels a bit dull for some reason? Then there are too few. I have to say that the protagonist is super brave_(:з∠)_

It's very good. This one is as good as the first simulator novel I read. But, how can I say it? So far, I have never seen a simulator novel that can be written to the tenth day. Every time I get here, I can't continue writing. I don't know if the author can do it.

Overall, it was okay. I really liked the early stage, it was weird and thrilling, and the settings of several of the characters that appeared were also quite interesting. He didn't play much from the mid-term, and he didn't even mention it much from the late to the end. The later reading was tiring, very procrastinating, and there was no plot. It was more like the author kept explaining to me how his settings were (more like a collection of settings), filling in some pitfalls along the way, so personally I didn't like the second half of the book very much. The book is a good book, but it may not be my point. Holding on to the end is the limit for me.