I Can Simulate Fate
我可以推演命运
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 770k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- Xuanhuan: Simulating Ten Million Lifetimes, I Crush the Heavenly Emperor玄幻：推演千万世，我碾压天帝Alternate title on Fanqie
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In booklists 23
Simulators Are All the Rage Lately, So I Don’t Need to Say More. Bring on the Books
A Protagonist Like an Exiled Immortal: Cool and Composed, In Control of Everything
Creating a Cultivation System
Are there any satisfying novels where the protagonist creates a cultivation system?
The Protagonist Deduces Techniques, Refines the Cultivation System, and Develops Methods to Protect the Dao
For example, perfecting chakra cultivation methods and immortal arts in Naruto, creating self-condensing spirit-ring and spirit-bone techniques in Douluo, improving pill formulas, formation diagrams, talisman papers, and artifact-refining secrets in cultivation worlds, and improving qi cultivation methods in Battle Through the Heavens...
Making Up Worlds, Gods, and Evil... I Guess It's a Behind-the-Scenes Story
Any good similar stories will do.
Laid-Back, Invincible, Drinking, Xuanhuan or Historical Novels
What Makes You Think the Family Would Abandon Me, After Training Me for Over a Decade, Just for You?
Looking for books similar to I’m the Villainous Clan Leader! From the Start, I Gouged Out My Eyes (Evil Lord Chenyuan).
Simulator + Cultivation, Please, I’m Begging You
Simulator-Type Stories That Make You Think, Without the Nonsense
Extreme Martial Arts, Ancient Times, Stat Allocation, and the Supernatural
Any Novels About Infinitely Deducing Cultivation Techniques?
The kind with a System: like pushing Iron Shirt to a thousand levels for invincible defense, or pushing Righteous Fist to a thousand levels so each punch takes someone out.
Deep Blue Stat-Point Novels: You Can Add Points to Skills or Base Attributes
With an added-point system.
Transmigrate Across the Myriad Worlds
I'm looking for a book where the protagonist transmigrates through the Myriad Worlds and can return to the human world, bringing his girlfriends from those worlds back with him. Before each trip, he gets to draw a powerful talent. I read it a while ago and can't remember the title.
Fabricate a Hidden Power Behind the Scenes, Create a God’s Domain from the Start, and Give My Roommates Awesome Identities
Please, I accidentally deleted that book when I was messing around. Help me find it!
A Cultivation Simulator That Starts Simulating from Age Zero, with the Option to Enter Its World
Novels About Heavenly Mandate Pavilions, Heavenly Secrets Pavilions, and the Like
Bound to the Heavenly Secrets System from the start, able to divine the secrets of fate
Looking for a Simulator Novel Where You Can Exchange for Strength After Each Simulation, Without Fixed Talents
Novels About Defending Earth Alone from Alien Creatures in Outer Space
Books About Life Scripts
Looking for a Modern-Day Story with History, Two Worlds, a System, and a Wild Imagination
Please don't recommend books suggested by the System, and don't recommend books under 500,000 words either. Thank you.
Smash Everything with Your Bare Hands
Novels About Changing One’s Fate
A book from around 2018 or 2019. Early on, the grandfather was a bad person who found a master to take in a girl. Later, after the protagonist became powerful, they changed the mother’s fate pattern into that of a god.
In a Reading Slump. Looking for Anything at Least 5–6 Million Characters Long
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Cultivation Simulator: From the Start, I Owe a Debts of Passion, Then Get Drained Dry
Transmigrate to Cultivate: I Want to Slack Off, but I'm Forced to Become Invincible
If You Won’t Prove the Dao and Become a Saint, What Are You Cultivating For? Simulate!
Changing Fates: All My Spirit Beasts Are Chosen by Destiny!
The System Gave Me a Flair for Showing Off, but I Just Want to Keep a Low Profile and Become Invincible
Eerie Descent: I Have a Myriad Worlds Simulator
Cultivating Immortality Through Dreams: I Have a World's Worth of Opportunities
The Immortal Doctor: They All Come to Repay Their Debts
The Fallen Prince Can See the Paths of Fortune
A Mortal’s Path to Immortality: Immortal Cultivation Simulator, Start!
Xuanhuan: I Rely on Simulations for All My Cultivation
Cultivating Immortality in a Chaotic Age: I Become Invincible Through Simulations
Simulating Cultivation in My Rental Apartment
Competing on the Path: Starting Out as a Card Master
I Opened a Simulator in the Cultivation World
Cultivation Simulator: I’ll Conquer the Immortal Realms
Transported to Another World, Thank Goodness I Have a Cultivation Simulator!
Cultivation Simulator: I Have More Opportunities Than Roads You've Walked
A High-Martial World, and I Have a Simulator
Cultivation Simulator: Reincarnated as the Son of the Heavenly Dao from the Start
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Let me say a few words about this book. First of all, the Tomato Book is free. So far, it only costs a few cents a day. To put it bluntly, it doesn't even cover the electricity bill for the computer, and I can't even get full attendance bonuses. For those of you who didn't get enough of the content, please be kind with your comments. After all, I'm not a guru, nor am I a hundred-dollar bill.
This book is grand and magnificent, I don't know why it received such a low rating, the internal competition is too intense 😄 I hope the author keeps going and writes better and better. I'm giving it 9.3 points, afraid you'll become arrogant.
It's pretty good, very smooth, and can be considered a decent, satisfying read.
Five-star review
It's very good and exciting. I hope the main character gets a deep golden destiny soon 🤭
Honestly, it's best to read a portion of a book before judging its quality. This book has about two hundred chapters published so far, and I've finished reading it all. I'd give it a five-star rating from a ten-year bookworm.
Well written, I hope you won't send it. I really enjoyed reading it and it took me a long time. I hope the author won't mind the blatant nitpicking.
It looks nice, but why are there so few people?
This book has a low rating, which gives it a bit of a "Great Zhou Dynasty royal family" feel to it. Overall, it's quite good. Some plot transitions might be a little abrupt, but the majority of the plot is reasonable. The writing style is slightly immature, but still acceptable.
If you're looking for a simulation article, you can look elsewhere. This article seems to only cover topics like being exiled to the eastern wilderness, and there are probably a dozen or so pages that only briefly mention the simulation. It feels like it's just a simulation article disguised as a story, but it's still worth reading.