Your Talent Can Defeat the System!

Okay, okay, it's at the food and grass level. The protagonist is not the type who will be emotional towards the characters in the simulation, nor is he the type who will climb up to someone who is similar to the protagonist in the simulation. These points are very good, and there are currently no poisonous points. But updates are a bit slow.

This is my first time watching a simulator genre. It's surprisingly good-looking. The male protagonist is kind but courageous. There is no plot about Long Aotian who defies fate. The author's brain circuit is also somewhat strange. The worldview seems quite interesting, but it seems that only the tip of the iceberg has been explored so far. I hope that in the future, some simulation content will be brought out in real life and echo each other. In the end, the male protagonist will achieve his own brilliant achievements on the road of many simulations. When he looked back in front of the fairy gate, he saw various versions of himself behind him. The old farmer in the first simulation bowed and smiled at himself... It must be very cool! Finally, please beg for an update. It's only the 40th chapter of the tender seedlings chewing for the first time. Please update soon! When reading the work, I felt a kind of precious sincerity, which is rare in Tomato. It is very comfortable to watch, and it has reached a relatively balanced level in terms of emotional expression and storyline, without being too greasy or too sentimental. There are not many routines, and you can feel that the author is carefully figuring out the plot development and character design. Come on, author, I'm optimistic about you! Platinum capital (no

Teacher, don't be affected by the low score. It's really good-looking and very imaginative. There are always many novel angles. It looks really comfortable. Please make it longer [I'm about to cry]

The simulation part is to my liking, but the pace of this book feels a bit problematic. The plot of the simulator moves forward very quickly, but the reality has only been a few days, and there is too little real plot. The reward feedback given by the simulator is not satisfying enough. For example, the fire spirit body and water spirit body are given, but they have not been used in the actual plot.

Personal advice I don't know what the author's plans are for the protagonist on how to bring about the rise of the human race, and I don't know what the author's plans are for the direction of the entire story. Here, I just want to give my personal opinion. If we want to effectively enable the human race to rise within 3000 years, the most important thing is to increase productivity. For example, if the protagonist has a lot of skills, they can be spread when the protagonist has a certain reputation. As a modern traveler, there should be many more efficient organizational forms to reduce the waste of productivity. For example, establish your own power, and then use previous technology accumulation to develop and grow your own power. When productivity increases, the living standards and resource output of low-level monks/non-monks will increase, and the high-end off-duty combat power can concentrate on training/research. This creates a virtuous cycle. I don't believe that any other alien race (which is ruled by settlements and is only forced to form an alliance because of the human race) would dare to invade human territory.

This book is quite good, but the title didn't arouse any interest. I just clicked in to use AI to run pictures of other books. I was attracted by the chapter titles. After taking a look, I found that it is quite good. Every time after the simulation, I thought that the next simulation would be nothing interesting, but it turned out that the writing was quite interesting until the sixth chapter. Although there are still many shortcomings in details, the overall rhythm is very good, there are almost no major poisonous points, and there are some points in every simulation that can make people happy. It's a pleasure to read in one go, but if you keep up with the update, the deficiencies in the logical details will be exposed, so keep it up, and hope you don't get spoiled by me.

It was a very good book, but it ended so abruptly that it was hard to put it down. The author said that it was finished hastily because of the low rating, so I will give him five stars with all my heart [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying]

I was just recommended by the book store today. I finished reading it in one morning. It's very interesting. The first part attracted me. Although it is a pity that productivity was not developed for a long period of time, the subsequent upgrade plot is also very interesting. I hope it will not end.

It is a very realistic and unconventional story, and the protagonist does not have greasy plots such as suddenly becoming a dragon and proudly transforming into a dragon. He is always sober and remains true to himself. The only thing is that it has been simulating reality without much plot advancement, but its flaws are not concealed.

Well written and interesting. The author is great. They are simply our mouth substitutes. I hope it doesn't involve a harem, just a single heroine [laughs]