Just Stand Here and Don't Move. I'll Simulate It First.

The first 48 chapters are quite strong. The protagonist is cautious and resourceful in reality, and boldly explores and seizes opportunities in the simulated world.

This book surpasses most of the simulation texts I have read. The content is more in line with the reality of traveling through other worlds to obtain the golden finger of the simulated future. I hope the author will not stop updating. It is limited to the 53 pictures I have seen now. Also, the author, you haven't updated for two days, please update soon. I recommend this novel to old bookworms. Because it is difficult for readers who are new to the novel to understand it.

All I can say is that if updates hadn't restricted you, this book would have become a hit long ago.

The protagonist starts from practicing martial arts and enters the Tao through martial arts. He uses simulation to learn unlimited knowledge and skills. He has a perfect foundation and profound foundation. He can live in peace, not make enemies, and has extremely upright views. The author's writing is smooth and it is a very good book. I read the latest chapters in one go. Everything is fine, but updates are slow.

There is a simulator, and the protagonist is cautious. He does not become distracted because of the simulator, nor does he become unable to walk when he sees a woman. He is not eager for quick success, and has always been very low-key.

It seems that this book is about to send eunuchs to the palace. It will be updated once or not for a few days.

An ordinary journey through time and space to cultivate immortality

No poisonous points, no pressure on the realm, fast pace, very enjoyable to watch

I think this book has a place among all the simulation articles on the Internet. It has a good rhythm, no poisonous points, and very clever ideas. However, there is a huge problem that the plot is too concise and it is very lacking in the creation of detailed plots. I hope the author will continue to work hard.

The writing is good, the plot is good, and there is no female protagonist. Anyway, I like it very much.

This is the fourth book I have read among the life simulators for cultivating immortals. It is thoughtful in using simulators. It is a breath of fresh air in simulators. Most of the simulators I've seen are suspected of the protagonist's real spirit getting a little bit of the devil's grain reincarnation thing when he traveled through time.

A pretty good book

Not bad, this simulation article is one of the better ones I have read in the past few years.

The author is great, very interesting, more and more, very tomato-like, and pays attention to a fast and refreshing [Adoration]

Very good simulation essay

Quite interesting. Come on (ง •̀_•́)ง

Well written, keep up the good work

Not bad, this book is good to read

Looks good. I'll update it again and again.

The book is so good. Why are so few people recommending it? Fortunately, I came across it.

Author, can you tell me more about the "Xiaoyaoyou" technique? I want to borrow it to write a novel

Not bad, not bad, you write slowly, I will save it for another year [Sending my heart] [Sending my heart]

Five stars, can it be faster? Okay, forget it. It just looks good.

After reading it, this simulation is rare in that the simulator is used to the extreme without deliberately suppressing abnormal plot kills, which is very good.

This calm and objective narrative style is so refreshing to read, and the rhythm is always orderly.

Not bad, not bad. There is no hydrology, it's really enjoyable to watch.

Yes, it's just not like other simulations that use price inflation to reduce the number of simulations. It's good and not toxic. Simulating once is 1 point once, simulating 10 times is still 1 point/time. Deducted stars for chapters 23 to 30 due to unavoidable plot kills. The normal simulation is fine. The protagonist takes a weird route in reality and is noticed by a strong person. After a period of time, he is killed. After that limit, a one-year break is required from simulation. Basically no need to simulate

Praise! Does the author want to make a series in his lifetime?