
Simulator: Doomsday from the Start? No Panic, Let's Roll for a Talent First
模拟器:开局末日?不慌,先刷个天赋
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 522k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Simulators Are Really Popular Right Now. No Need for Me to Explain, Right? Post Your Recommendations
I want a book like "Doomed to Die in Eight Years? I Begin Simulated Cultivation!". Send me any stories about simulators! I'll read whatever you recommend. I'll pick the best ones carefully and put my favorites on a shelf.
Simulators Are All the Rage Lately, So I Don’t Need to Say More. Bring on the Books
Simulator Stories With Smart Protagonists!
Myriad-Worlds Simulator: At Least One Gold-Grade Reward Each Time
You Know, High-Quality Simulator Stories
The Kind Where You Pick Talents in a Simulator
Choose Talent Simulation
Simulator Stories
Any simulator series recommendations?
Simulation Stories Where You Choose Talents and Switch Worlds
Simulator Stories: Transmigrate into a Girl in Different Worlds
Simulator-Type Stories That Make You Think, Without the Nonsense
Simulators, Nothing but Simulators!
Simulator Stories That Go from Small Worlds to Big Worlds to Even Bigger Worlds
Looking for books similar to Simulated Slaughter: From Martial Arts to Xuanhuan (The Simulated God of Slaughter).
A Cultivation Simulator That Starts Simulating from Age Zero, with the Option to Enter Its World
Are Simulator Stories Really That Underrated? I Don’t Believe It. Can Someone Recommend Some?
I refuse to believe simulator novels have fallen into decline. Could any fellow reader recommend some good ones?
Looking for a Simulator Novel Where You Can Exchange for Strength After Each Simulation, Without Fixed Talents
Simulator + Talents
Looking for Simulation-Style Books
A Simulator Where You Break Through Realms Quickly
Damn, Simulation Makes You Invincible
Looking for books like "Simulate and Endure, Emerge Invincible".
Roll Call: Who's Spent Over 4,000 Hours Reading?
Looking for stories like Notes on Burning Rhinoceros Horn. If you've spent more than four thousand hours reading, show me the books on your shelves you can't bear to delete! No advertising.
Could You Help Me Find a Novel About a Simulator?
Looking for books like "After Tricking the Black Dragon into Having a Baby in a Dream, She Came After Me". It's about science and cultivation. In the protagonist's very first simulation, they got two girls who were world-class scientists from two different worlds. I can't remember the title. If you know it, please recommend it!
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A bit of a saint, but how to put it... It really is a typical protagonist. If I were a supporting character, I'd still prefer someone like this, a simple friend. In fact, some protagonists in post-apocalyptic novels are indeed excellent, like Wade in *The Three-Body Problem*, a perfect survivor, like a lone wolf. But Cheng Xin represents the good side of humanity in reality.
Regardless of what others say about this book, I believe it resonates with human nature. Humanity has both good and evil; in this post-apocalyptic world, there are both vagrant villains who commit murder and arson, and government armies striving to save the world.
T, take your time, the excitement will build up eventually, the rating will increase, author, don't give up!