Infinite Survival: My Myriad Worlds Simulator

Not bad, the simulation content is well written and the plot is okay. The first dungeon is Dark Immortal Cultivation Concept, which talks about how cultivators will be infected and turn into monsters. There are also problems with the immortal cultivation techniques and the player's world view. It's a pretty good world view and quite innovative. Goldfinger is a simulator that simulates exploring the world and saving a reward at the end. However, the simulation content accounts for the majority of the content. Those who like it will like it, while those who don't may find it disgusting. There is no heroine, and there is nothing serious about it. There may be one or two minor poisons, but the main character is not too holy, so I suggest you lose some of your brains. The simulation content does not have any chance of killing at every step, and it can survive for a relatively long time, so it does not feel like the whole world is targeting the protagonist. Recommended for those who like simulated development flow.

Seriously, it's pretty good-looking. In the early stage, one link after another. Give our readers full play to their imaginations. The protagonist is just an ordinary person, so it is normal for his cultivation level to increase layer by layer, and it cannot be said that his combat power is reduced. After all, there are 50 pictures, 7 levels of Qi refining, and most of them contain practical content. It has become a mainstay in fantasy novels. I have seen more than 300 protagonists who are still practicing Qi. Originally, I thought that 9 levels of Qi refining was the limit. In the end, he gave me a 12th floor. To be honest, we really don't understand. What's the point of building a strong foundation at the bottom? In the later stage, it's all about reshaping the body and reshaping the spirit. Should people be stronger or stronger? You made me confused. To summarize. Apart from slow updates, there are no other major drawbacks. How can I put it, I hope that the following ones are also original copies. To be honest, the writing style is already good and the world view is top-notch. If it becomes popular in the future, it is possible to publish a physical book

I think it is relatively new when it comes to simulator articles. Many of the simulators I have seen have all the content in the simulation. It looks like a running account, tasteless, and a pity to discard. The simulation in this article is long and full of details. I won't boast about it, but the future is promising, and I am quite looking forward to it (by the way, when will the first world be finished? It feels like there has been no movement yet)

The man in black seems to be someone who owns the system. I feel that the weirdness in the Great Spirit World may be caused by other systems, or an invasion from another world. I feel that the theme of the first world is well written. I hope that the quality of the subsequent worlds will not be too bad. I hope the author will work harder and I will continue to read it.

After reading more than 60 chapters, I still feel the foundation building pressure is really strong [laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying]

This kind of exploratory novel about cultivating immortality is very good. It is very attractive when I read it. I always wonder what will happen next and what I will discover.

Various doubts in reality, the secrets of the world discovered in the simulation, why the system chose me, the audience is (?), A thrilling and exciting book, really super good-looking! ! ! *⁂((✪⥎✪))⁂*

After reading this novel so far, I feel that overall it is okay. It is better than those traditional brainless novels with high scores of eight or nine. However, some parts are not perfect and the characters' thinking is not clear enough. I hope the author can improve a little more. Come on, keep updating, it will always be popular.

It's a pretty good novel, and it has reversed my stereotype of simulators (I've read one before that kept simulating, but at the end the protagonist still didn't do anything, or he did it but just brushed it off, which gave me the feeling that I've eaten a lot). This book will still do things after the simulation is finished, which is not bad.

I have always had a question, the author buried so many holes in the previous world, will he fill them in this world?