I Start as a Six-Winged Golden Cicada in Honghuang, and I'm Destined for the West?

I feel like there are some things the author said that appeal to my taste. But the protagonist is simulating, simulating, simulating, simulating, simulating, simulating, simulating, simulating, simulating, simulating.

This book has a lot of private settings, the setting is very novel, and it stands out from many ancient works. The golden finger setting of this book is relatively realistic. In other books, Goldfinger knows it but doesn't know why. It seems that the author slaps his forehead and writes a plot. If the protagonist lacks something, Goldfinger will give it. Goldfinger is not for the protagonist to cheat, but for the author. Even though there is a well-written book like this, it still gives people the feeling of being slapped on the forehead. There is also the emotional line. Some people in the book review said that after reading half of the book, they read the story about male homosexuality and gave it a negative review. However, the book did not specifically emphasize the gender issues of some people. Moreover, the most distant Honghuang novel does not have gender. It just shows people in this image. Not much else, just the image of Styx. In some books, he He is a handsome Taoist in black with red hair and red eyes. In some books, he is a ferocious bald Taoist, while others say that he is a handsome Taoist in red. The image of the Taoist is very different. The creatures on the Taiyin Star are female images because they are Yin attributes, and the creatures on the Sun Star are male images because they are Yang attributes. There is a relationship between image and attribute.

How to say it? A very good book on simulators It's good-looking and a bit special, but the recent selection of other worlds beyond the ancient world is not very good, and there are also the Cthulhu Abyss and the like. After reading it, it will easily give people nightmares. You must know that there is no upper limit to the power of a power that does not follow rules. The final result of this kind of chaotic power is to drag countless worlds to destruction, and all the lives in the world are completely disappeared, including spiritual bodies, including concepts, including resentment.

It can be said to be a good novel in the simulator, and it is also a great novel. Especially the simulated stories can be said to be very exciting, and you can make an outline just by picking them up.

To be honest, I would not be able to accept it if the protagonist turned into a simulator and dragged the world into the abyss. Come on, author But the article is very good-looking, and the small contents inside can open a whole new book just by reading it out.

It's pretty good, generally no problems, and there's no female protagonist

My evaluation is a strange doppelgänger

The first person I have ever seen that clearly writes the simulator system.

The author's writing is good, very good, true, and excellent.

I hope the author will keep writing and not end it.