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
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- Completed
- Length
- 457k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
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- 1y ago
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- I'm Just a Simulated Protagonist, So What's Wrong with Replacing the Real One?我一个模拟主角，取代正主怎么了Alternate title on Fanqie
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Is the author planning to first write about what the real protagonist does in the simulation, then interweave it with the actions of the fake protagonist (the one who obtains the simulator) who learns about what happens in the simulator, and then the real protagonist continues to act based on what the fake protagonist did, repeating this back-and-forth until the real protagonist breaks through…
It's so good! 💕 The world-building is amazing! 👍 Compared to the original protagonist who hasn't experienced the harsh realities of life, the simulated protagonist is the true protagonist! 💕 I look forward to the day when the simulated protagonist successfully replaces the original! 💕
Why does Suzhou want to become the protagonist? I'd rather see Suzhou, after returning to reality, choose to be himself instead of becoming the protagonist. It always feels wrong if someone's goal is simply to become someone else. Although they are the same person, they are fundamentally different. Also, I feel the author always portrays the protagonist as a villain.
The supporting character in the simulation eventually meets the simulated protagonist. 😏😏😏😏 Turns out, every time I simulate a supporting character, I'm the same supporting character I simulated the first time. What amazing logic! Only later did I realize I was just simulating a character.
Overall, it's pretty good, worth five stars. The overall framework and setting are quite novel to me. It's not about a red moon or some kind of supernatural arrival; it's about a simulated protagonist, which is a great idea! And it looks like there will definitely be some conflict later on! Looking forward to the sequel! I'm also really looking forward to the system!
The Mission: Impossible plot has so many foreshadowing elements, the writing is excellent, and the story is fresh—better than 90% of Tomato's books. I hope the author doesn't stop updating or give it a bad ending! 🤯
After finishing his work, Su Zhou suddenly realized that this was still a simulation. "Then let's go back to reality first, and try again." Wow! The ending was so sudden, I loved this premise!
It's really good! I can't wait to see the main character use the knife to "himself" 😏😏😏
1. The language of the entire text is fluent, the writing is smooth and natural, and it can be considered a relatively successful piece of work. 2. Although the language of this article is not ornate, it is extremely accurate and vivid, and the emotions are rich and genuine, making it a delightful read.
The book is quite good, and the subject matter is novel. However, I almost died on the spot when I read about Luo's passing. I suggest preparing more foreshadowing next time; it would be more effective in ripping off us readers. Our generation of readers has been through a lot of hardship; we're not easily fazed by such taunts. Just keep ripping us down!