Simulator: I Break Through to Dao Lord in One Year!

I'm giving it five stars to make sure it gets published. Regarding the lack of a female lead, while it's true that there are no female leads in reality, such scenarios are very rare. The simulations, which make up over 90% of the book, not only have female leads, but also all the important supporting characters except for Li Xuanfeng are women.

It's very good. There are no mindless villains, and the protagonist doesn't die inexplicably in the simulation. Furthermore, mistakes made in the simulation are never repeated in subsequent simulations or in reality. Most importantly, after a successful simulation and a significant increase in cultivation, the real-world map changes. It's much better than some novels where characters are almost saints but still end up as menial disciples in a sect. It's a great read.

This is a very interesting novel, I really enjoyed reading it. Although the author made a little joke halfway through, it didn't stop readers from urging for more updates. It's just so good, I'm so excited! I hope the author can maintain a stable update schedule and keep up the good work! 😘😘

This is so well written! Other people's simulation novels and cultivation novels can't create any techniques at all, and they're all useless. The protagonist in this one is quite a genius, which is really good. He's also not very unlucky, dying easily. The protagonists all die in similar ways, which is quite reasonable. It's one of the better simulation novels I've read.

It's quite good. The only drawback is that the scene with that woman was described a bit too much later on. Actually, the protagonist should have died at that point. The subsequent plot was well-written, but it felt like gilding the lily. It's fine to add details, but it doesn't fit the overall tone of a female-free simulation novel.

In my opinion, it's already a top-notch simulation novel. Some people complain about its flaws, but the reason for that is their lack of knowledge and cultural understanding, and poor comprehension. Most people think the book has shortcomings and absurdities for these reasons. It's not the kind of book where people die all the time.

The protagonist is indeed decisive and ruthless.

I personally think it's great; it doesn't overshadow the protagonist's level.

It's really well-written, truly surpassing most simulation novels. I hope the author continues writing; it's rare to find a simulation novel that's readable.

I wish for many children and much happiness, otherwise I'll give it a 1-star review. Great, great, great taste!