Matriarchy: Why Can Simulating Other People's Lives Turn Into a Copycat Game?

[Matriarchy] [Simulating Other People's Lives] [Love Rival Showdowns] [Wild Imagination] [Multiple Power Systems] [Golden Finger] [Decisive and Ruthless] [Multiple Heroines]

This book is also known as I Became Homelander in a Matriarchy World and Ruthlessly Killed My Way Through a Matriarchy World.

If simulating other people's lives can change my own, why can't I just simulate my own future?

Wait, life interference? Enhanced simulations? I can even interfere in someone's life starting when they're one year old?

And nested simulations are even more outrageous. As long as I get enough attempts, I could even return to the primordial world and save the dinosaurs.

Doesn't that make me invincible? Who could possibly stop me?!

Huh? What? The world I transmigrated to is unfinished? It has nothing but the sun, the moon, and Blue Star?

Even the stars in the sky are just textures, not real. There aren't any actual stars or other planets?

No problem.

The Heavenly Secrets System brought over other worlds to find the Creator?

Still no problem!

None of this changes Ye Tian's goal. It just makes things a little harder.

There's only one goal: become Homelander and do whatever I want from then on!

But as Ye Tian works tirelessly toward becoming Homelander, he discovers that he has caught the attention of women.

You want to drag me into a love rivalry? Hah, then I'll become an immortal. Once I've attained the right path, let's see who dares mess with me.

Once I gain the power of an immortal, who could stand in the way of my Homelander path?!

Hold on, where did this female cultivator with such a wildly out-of-place look come from?

And where on earth did this goddess from a Western fantasy world come crawling out of?!