
Red Moon: I Emerged from a Simulation and Slaughtered My Way Through the World
红月:从模拟走出的我,杀穿世界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 457k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Is the author going to first write about what the protagonist does in the simulation, and then intersperse in the middle what the fake protagonist (that is, the protagonist who got the simulator) learns about what is going on in the simulator and then does it, and then the real protagonist continues to do things based on what the fake protagonist did, and so on until the real protagonist breaks through the simulator and comes to reality. But what is the author going to do about the protagonist in the alien world? Is he going to consciously follow the simulator to be reborn or not? Every time is a new beginning? The author's novels are very good and highly recommended.
Very beautiful [Send heart] The world view is grand [Like] Compared to the real protagonist who has not been beaten and beaten, the simulated protagonist is the real protagonist [Send heart] I look forward to the day when the simulated protagonist successfully replaces the real protagonist [Send heart]
Why does Suzhou want to become the rightful owner? I would rather see Suzhou not choose to be the rightful owner after returning to reality, but choose to be himself. It always feels bad if one's goal is just to be someone else. Although they are the same person, they are fundamentally different. Also, I feel that the author always writes the main character towards the villain. I think Suzhou's temperament at the beginning was not that bad. I hope the author can write the main character better. Suzhou shouldn't let him always think about becoming the rightful master, but let him be himself
The supporting character in the simulation finally meets the protagonist of the simulation, [smile][smile][smile][smile] The result is that the supporting character is simulated. Every simulation is the supporting character simulated for the first time. What a great logic, but it turns out that he is just a simulated character later.
Overall, it's okay. It deserves five stars. The overall framework and settings are quite new to me. Of course, it's not the red moon or the strange arrival. It's the protagonist of the simulation. This is a good idea! And it seems that there will definitely be a confrontation in the future! Looking forward to the follow-up! I'm also looking forward to the system! Is it to leave the host and change the host, or? What about the host that helps it? Anyway, I haven't seen it now, but it can't stop me. I'm very curious now! [Laughing evilly] It's pretty good, but I don't know why the score is so low. I think it should be 9.2. This is a relatively high score, but not a very high score. It's a taller among short people. Overall, it actually looks pretty good. It's good, but it ends a little too fast, a little too hasty... The ending should be better... Oh, it's a pity, but it's understandable. After all, the score of this book is not high, and there are not many rewards.
Mission: Impossible has too much foreshadowing, the writing is good, and the plot is novel. It is better than 90% of Tomato books. I hope the author will not stop updating it and don't finish it🤯
After the work was done, Su Zhou suddenly thought that this place was still in simulation. "Then let's go back to reality first and do it again." Ohoho! It ended so suddenly. I loved this setting.
It's very beautiful. I look forward to the time when the protagonist Mian Dao "self" [smiles evilly] [smiles evilly] [smiles evilly]
1. The language of the whole text is fluent, the writing is relaxed and natural, and it can be regarded as a relatively successful work. 2. Although the language in this article is not gorgeous, it is extremely accurate and vivid, with rich and true emotions, making it enjoyable to read. 3. The structure of the article is concise and reasonable, and the author has a very deep and thorough understanding of the original text. The language of the full text is sonorous and powerful, and it makes people excited and excited when reading it.
The book is very good and the subject matter is novel. However, I almost died suddenly when I saw Senior Luo passing away. I suggest that we prepare more foreshadowing next time so that we readers can be better killed. Readers of our generation are all born with knives. There is no need to panic at all. Just knife to death with all your strength.