Your Talent Can Defeat the System!

Yes, yes, that's good enough, it's at a decent quality. The protagonist isn't the type to develop feelings for characters in the simulation, nor is he the type to try and attach himself to anyone similar to him in the simulation. These points are good, and there are no major flaws so far. However, the updates are a bit slow.

This is my first time reading a simulator-themed game, and it's surprisingly good. The male protagonist is kind yet courageous, and there's no overpowered, overpowered plot. The author's thought process is also quite unique. The world-building seems quite interesting, although so far only a small part has been revealed.

The simulation elements were to my liking, but the pacing of the book felt a bit off. The simulator's plot progressed very quickly, but only a few days had passed in reality, leaving too little of the actual storyline. The rewards from the simulator weren't satisfying enough either; for example, granting fire and water elemental bodies, which hadn't yet been used in the real-world events.

This book is quite good. The title didn't pique my interest at all; I only clicked on it because I wanted to use AI to run some graphs from other books. I was drawn in by the chapter titles, and once I started reading, I found it quite enjoyable. After each simulation, I thought the next one wouldn't be very interesting, but it remained engaging up to the sixth chapter.

It was a really good book, but the abrupt ending left me feeling unsatisfied. The author said he rushed through it because of low ratings, so I'm giving it five stars out of pure sincerity. 🥺🥺🥺

Teacher, don't let the low score affect your mood. It's really, really good! The ideas are amazing, always offering fresh perspectives. It's so enjoyable to read. Please write a little longer! 🥺

I'm not sure what the author's plans are for the protagonist to lead humanity to rise again, nor what the overall story's direction is. Here, I simply want to offer my opinion. To effectively enable humanity to rise within 3000 years, the most important thing is to increase productivity. For example, the protagonist possesses many technologies, which could be disseminated once he gains some fame.

Well written and very interesting. The author is practically our mouthpiece! Hope it doesn't become a harem, a single female lead is fine 😆

I was just recommended this book by the bookstore today and finished it in one morning. It's really good. I was hooked from the very first part. It's a shame that there wasn't much development of productivity for a long period, but the later upgrade plot was also very interesting. I hope it doesn't end.

It's a very realistic and unconventional story. The protagonist doesn't suddenly become arrogant or turn into a typical overpowered hero; he remains quite clear-headed and true to himself throughout. The only downside is that it mainly simulates reality without much plot progression, but this flaw doesn't detract from its overall excellence.