Bright Sword: Old Li, Want a Newbie Village?

It's pretty good. This is the first time I've read a novel based on The Sims, and it's quite interesting. Could you please update ten or eight chapters a day?

That's great, keep it up!

It's well-written, but there's absolutely no need to suppress the protagonist. It makes it seem like the protagonist has to suffer so that others can have a better life.

Writing more about exhilarating management and development is definitely more fun than combat. Just focus on overwhelming the enemy in combat and don't make up too much of that.

The articles are quite novel, though sometimes they leave me a little confused.

It was so good, so exciting! It's about to take off! The author is gone, it's too short, everyone's a money-maker. Old Li figured it out himself, unconventional and great!

Provide a framework, and you build the rest yourself... This model is great!

It's well-written, but you can sense the author suppressing the role of the "newbie village." Li Yunlong didn't report on the "newbie village" as a game-changing, life-changing tool. There were too few soldiers who went to university—only one—so they could only develop one or two things.

The perspective is unique; instead of using the system to help Li Yunlong, it gives Li Yunlong a system, and the chosen system is quite good. It's a somewhat nonsensical game, so some nonsensical things can be understood. Recommended!

It was a pleasant surprise; the concept was novel, and the plot was very nuanced.