"Do you believe it? Your fate has been determined since you were born. God has destined you to be a loser. Not only will you always be under that person, but you will eventually die.
Life simulator can change your destiny, you deserve it. "
Liu Er, who followed the Monkey King of Huaguo Mountain and went to sea to find immortals, heard such voices constantly around him.
After floating on the sea for a long time, the six-eared macaque looked at the lowering clouds in the sky and roared, "I don't believe in fate!!!"
This book is also known as: "The Life Simulator of the Six-Eared Macaque" and "Where to Escape the Monster Monkey"
Reader comments
In the early stage, there was half a shadow of the divine book. As for the later stage? Ah, is there a later stage? Why is it gone when I see it halfway through? Oh, it turns out that my eyes can't stand it anymore and I'm automatically blind. My retina is a bit selective, isn't it? My lens has become a ring shape. Basically can't stand it anymore. But a tribute to the earlier books.
This book is okay, the number of simulations is small, but it is a masterpiece that can directly clear the prehistoric dungeon before the single-digit number of simulations. It reminds me that the content of simulation books does not have to be the same. Only by allowing all possibilities can free will burst out endless ideas.,,
The first simulation of the prehistoric era is okay. It is one of the rare good books. The main character is not familiar with the prehistoric era. It looks a bit frustrating, but I have to say that it is indeed a good book. The later simulations of Naruto and Dragon Ball are not as good as the previous ones. It is really weird. Come on.
Di Xin's father has turned into a licking dog
Although the book is good, I am impatient and may not read it soon. To put it simply, it's good to read books, but I'm too impatient and I'm afraid it won't be long.
This is the best simulation novel I have ever read, the best Journey to the West novel [like]
In the early stage, there was half a shadow of the divine book. As for the later stage? Ah, is there a later stage? Why is it gone when I see it halfway through? Oh, it turns out that my eyes can't stand it anymore and I'm automatically blind. My retina is a bit selective, isn't it? My lens has become a ring shape. Basically can't stand it anymore. But a tribute to the earlier books.
This book is okay, the number of simulations is small, but it is a masterpiece that can directly clear the prehistoric dungeon before the single-digit number of simulations. It reminds me that the content of simulation books does not have to be the same. Only by allowing all possibilities can free will burst out endless ideas.,,
The first simulation of the prehistoric era is okay. It is one of the rare good books. The main character is not familiar with the prehistoric era. It looks a bit frustrating, but I have to say that it is indeed a good book. The later simulations of Naruto and Dragon Ball are not as good as the previous ones. It is really weird. Come on.
Di Xin's father has turned into a licking dog
Although the book is good, I am impatient and may not read it soon. To put it simply, it's good to read books, but I'm too impatient and I'm afraid it won't be long.
This is the best simulation novel I have ever read, the best Journey to the West novel [like]
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