
Simulated Cultivation: I Can't Win, So Laying Low Makes Sense
模拟修仙:打不过,苟一点合理吧
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 276k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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System-Based Fantasy Power Trip!
Are Simulator Stories Really That Underrated? I Don’t Believe It. Can Someone Recommend Some?
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Looking for Cultivation Stories
It's always so hard to find cultivation novels. It's strange: male-oriented fiction has a whole cultivation category, but female-oriented fiction doesn't. There are a few romance categories, plus stuff about adorable babies and so on. I really don't like lovey-dovey stories; they're so tiresome. I only want cultivation novels.
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It's quite exciting. I was the sixth child in the early stage.
I think this book is very interesting, why doesn't anyone read it?
It's pretty good, but towards the end it feels like the protagonist has been "replaced" by his doppelgänger. Yes, he never appears. In fact, the author's writing is pretty good, but once the doppelgänger appears, it's like reopening a book, alas.
After reading this book, I feel that Gou Dao is expected to [learn][learn]
This book is very interesting
This is the cheapest simulator I've ever seen. Basically it doesn't cost much, and it's still pretty cool. I love it. In the middle and later stages, cheating becomes more and more excessive, haha
The best batch of simulation articles, although the number of simulations is "less", the plot logic and so on are very reasonable and very beautiful (。・ω・。)ノ❤️, good luck to the author! (ง •̀_•́)ง
The early stage was okay, but after I got the clone, I couldn't tell who was the protagonist. You should at least give the main character a role. If Liu Qingying is simply connected to the clone, then that's fine. But if the connection to the main body is very strong, then I can't accept it. Anyway, I'm not alone. Forget it, it's not easy for the author either
It's a rare book in which the main character lives up to his standards. Unlike other novels, he talks about being stubborn, but acts very arrogantly.
This book is really, really well written, but I hope I won't stop reading this book in the middle. I will definitely see the finale. Come on ^ω^╮( ̄▽ ̄)╭ Damn it, why is there a female protagonist?