The Paranormal Invades, and I Can Simulate the Future

Having finished reading (currently at chapter 57), here are my thoughts. Compared to others, the protagonist being too strong isn't entirely a good thing. While those who hang out with the protagonist level up quickly, their experience in dealing with supernatural entities independently decreases, making them like hothouse flowers.

Overall, it's not bad, but the difficulty is just too high. The protagonist has a cheat ability and has simulated so many times, but he can only defeat monsters that are slightly stronger than ordinary monsters (dangerous level). He is currently the strongest human, but there are still so many levels to go. It feels like he can't beat them without using a cheat or becoming a monster... As for saving humanity, that's even more difficult.

Interestingly, some male-oriented novels are overly misogynistic and disrespectful to women, but this one doesn't make female readers feel uncomfortable. The author has a good grasp of the nuances. Keep it up!

It's good! Author, could you please show the simulated attributes from time to time? Otherwise, I feel a bit confused and don't know how strong or weak the protagonist is. Keep it up! This book is quite good, but it's a bit short. Also, author, are you going to abandon it halfway through? 🍉 Ji Ba, the author, wrote Ji Ba's article... It's really good-looking.

666. I hadn't watched it for over a month, and when I rewatched it, it only took half an hour. However, it had an engaging plot and a unique narrative style, which was great. Maintaining this update frequency isn't bad, the main thing is to avoid censorship. Every time I see something that attracts me, it gets cut or goes on hiatus. I hope it continues like this, and please try not to let it fall apart later on. 👍

It's good, and has positive values. PS: If you like dark squirrel stories, this isn't for you.

This book is really good! I hope the protagonist can help the authorities and defeat the supernatural forces.

Simulator-style articles have a relatively tight plot, but there is too little real-world context. The textual narrative in the simulation is quite strong, making the plot seem somewhat dry. The issue of attribute points still exists. At first, attribute points were somewhat suppressed.

Yeah, it's definitely a very novel type of novel, I've never read anything like it before, I'm really impressed! I was getting really into it, and then it stopped updating. I waited and waited for over four months without any updates. When it finally did update, I finally understood why it stopped—the author got so many negative comments that they didn't want to write anymore! I don't care what you think, I just feel this kind of book is really good and incredibly addictive.

It's quite good. The main character's personality is very appealing. I don't like aloof loners or those who prefer to remain single, nor do I like saviors who give everything to everyone.