Wang Le suddenly obtains a life simulator. During his first simulation, he discovers that the world will be destroyed by an unknown god ten years from now.
The more progress he makes toward saving the world, the higher his simulation completion rate becomes.
And so the simulations begin to speed up.
Digital Life, Flesh Evolution, Psychic Storm, Deus Ex Machina…
But is there something seriously wrong with the people in this world?
In the simulations, you treated him like a villain just to farm points. Fine.
But why is the real me, who hasn’t done anything, receiving this kind of affection I’ve never had before?
The Player Girl from Digital Life: Don’t underestimate the weight of your memories! You have to survive too!
The Life Empress from Flesh Evolution: Humanity will defeat the virus! And it will defeat that thing too! Just watch.
The First Sequence from Psychic Storm: Humanity will never be enslaved! No one can stop the will of humanity! Not even a god, or you, its creator.
The Chief Operator from Deus Ex Machina: Thank you for protecting us! This time, it’s our turn!
What’s gotten into all of you? Do you all want to die?
Let him go. He can still run simulations!
The author's writing is quite good, and his style of writing and expression are also good, but Tomato readers are impatient and quite violent. Moreover, the author's introduction has been marked, and the style and form are quite similar to those written by new authors before Netnet. It is not just a mindless novel, nor is it casually defined by the current description of novels, but it is a book that is truly thoughtful. It's been a long time since I've seen this. Every chapter was written with great patience. I stayed up until almost 4 o'clock in the morning before finishing the first simulation. It can be seen that the author has an outline, and there are four simulation progresses. This book is excellent as a practice. After all, there is nothing wrong with the imagination and plot, it is just a matter of details. It looks good! As for those negative reviews, you don't need to pay too much attention. After all, Tomato is such an environment, just practice it. I know some new writers who are practicing on Tomato, but many of them are so criticized that they no longer want to write. In fact, every book that has been infused with experience, time, and hard work is worthy of praise. The author should work hard.
Oops, headache The talent of God that cycles through time in units of a thousand times. Each reincarnation not only tries new possibilities but also brings stronger power back to the past, ultimately creating an omniscient and omnipotent God. Uh, Puella Magi Madoka Magica? According to my understanding, the levels of those talents represent personality, and only the unique level of talents is qualified to threaten the world, while other talents are just icing on the cake. Just like this simulation, it seems that there are many talents, but in fact there are only two unique ones (the talent of God and the will of chaos) that work. Although the protagonist seems to be invincible after doing nothing for a few chapters, in fact, this is the result of the perfect complementarity of the effects of two unique levels of talent. The growth of divine talents takes time and pressure When facing the world, the pressure is already full, and the will of chaos gives the protagonist almost unlimited time.
After watching the first simulation and then watching the beginning of the second simulation, I feel that the essence is continuous simulation and that each simulation will not be separated from the heroine (PS: it feels like a single heroine). The result of each simulation must be a be (there is a 50% chance that he will directly eunuch/complete the book) In the first simulation, the 'gods' were just the black gloves of the 'world'. In a future where countless gods were killed, the end result was the destruction of the world. The protagonist keeps reincarnating, and finally becomes a 'villain' who wants to 'destroy the world', but the author has set the tone of tragedy, which is destined to fail. Later, the female protagonist became a variable, traveling through countless timelines and cooperating with the male protagonist to seize the 'world', but the ending was bad, one of them must die between the two. Then the simulation ends and everyone gets their memories (it feels like everyone's memories are retained in every simulation), and that's about it.
The writing is okay, author. But can the author let me add a character? My name is Wei Likun, and he and the protagonist are friends. Every time the protagonist touches you, there must be the same kind of character as he and the heroine [laughing]
How to say it? I felt it was okay. When I first read the comment section and said the content was messy, I read it curiously. It's not bad at all. I read this book a long time ago. I suddenly remembered that I didn't comment on it today, so I reviewed it. I felt that tomatoes might eat up my reading time, so I talked about my progress. I finished the first simulation and also read part of the second one, but I didn't like this style very much, so I stopped reading after reading part of it. At first, I thought it was a book similar to Ma Jiawen, but later on, I didn't expect that there was a CP, and it seemed to be a single female protagonist (I haven't read it for a long time, maybe not). The first simulation is indeed very brainless in some places, but this is only a novel. Isn't there a saying that reading novels should not use your brain? There is indeed chaos in some places, but if we can't understand it, we can just remember the image. It's not us who use our brains, but the protagonist. Otherwise, if we really struggle with αβ and other things, our brains will feel very messy.
It's really well written and has a lot of ideas. It reminds me of the amazing feeling I felt when I first read this type of article. Compared with this imagination, some trivial poisonous points do not affect the perception. Flaws do not hide the virtues 👍
It's very beautiful, why is there no one there?
In fact, I think the content of this book is very interesting, but it is true even if I don't understand it. Even if the book is dull because of the author's description, I still think this simulation is very exciting. So I think this book may not get high scores, but a score of more than 5 points is really too low 🙂🙂🙂
I just couldn't understand it during the second simulation.
Reading this book requires some brains. Anyway, my brain is a bit out of use. I will grow another one [laughter]