Simulating Cultivation: Daoist, Aren't You Taking Things a Bit Too Far?

The description of the "customer service" behind the system may be a bit confusing at first, and many people have been persuaded to quit because of this. I tried my best to watch it patiently. Now I see that the protagonist has survived the disaster but is alone, and at the same time he also learns the truth about the "right way" of the world. It is still quite shocking. And back to the topic of customer service, she is a very arrogant existence. Because the two sides are not equal, she is very indifferent to the protagonist at first, but in the end, in order to help the protagonist overcome the disaster, she bets her year-end bonus to the main world to get help. As you read, you will gradually understand the image the author wants to describe. I think this is a great book worth reading. If you are impatient, you can try reading Chapter 24 before making a judgment. I wish book lovers a happy reading.

I don't have much to say. I can only say that the author has probably seen Death Road to Immortality. The writing style is really similar. However, the previous system is indeed something to be discouraged. I hope the author changes it, otherwise I'm afraid it will become cold 😂

It's okay, but the early stage was too low-key~ It can be seen that the author wanted to have fun, but ended up with a big mess. But it's great to get on the right track later. If you really, really want to read it, be patient, skip the front part, and understand what is being said at a glance. Just start around chapter 30, that'll be fine~

Is there anything similar to God's Will and the Valley of Destiny in the author's book? These aristocratic families are like the aliens from three million years ago. This demonic path looks like the human race 3 million years ago. Is it God's fault that the protagonist traveled here? The purpose is to overthrow the family. Promote the development of civilization.

Read directly from Chapter 9. You will find that the look and feel is much better. Even if you don't know some of the previous content, after reading more than 30 chapters, you really feel that there is something wrong with the system. But what the author wants to write about is the protagonist's choice to endure in such a restricted situation. Today's He can endure the humiliation and reluctance and say good things. After all, now that he is a wolf and a tiger behind others, he can only bear it and think about the fate of the masters and Salesians who will continue to be dogs for their own inheritance. It's really touching. 🥺

Come on, author, it looks great, but a relatively perfect simulation suddenly came out, and I was a little worried that it would be cut in half. The book's rating is a bit outrageous, it's too low, but the book is really good. Come on, author!

How to say it? This book is definitely worth five stars as long as you read around Chapter 37 and 38, and as long as you endure the slightly poisonous parts at the beginning, you will find that there are quite a lot of foreshadowings, ouo

It's okay, but it feels like there's a bug? According to the setting system, it is to encourage users to kill to gain aura. Cultivation requires aura. Killing some pigs and sheep can exchange for simulation times, and after simulation, you can exchange for cultivation... How do you earn aura in this system?

A good book that is sure to be popular. By the way, you must not mess with me as a heroine. People have seven emotions and six desires, and I can understand it. But the joy of fish and water is enough. Don't be dragged down by feelings. By the way, continue not to ruin the plot, and don't engage in those mindless plots. Those mindless plots, to be honest, make people want to vomit after watching them. The plot as you present it is good, especially what he said at the moment when he killed all the children.

The fateful Gu that allows the protagonist to break the right path