From the Start, I Have Only a Bowl, Yet I Simulate Myself into the Dao Ancestor!

After reading some comments, it seems the woman from the city lord's mansion was only mentioned to activate the cheat ability; they had no real connection. The earlier parts were a bit weak and had some minor flaws, but they weren't major issues. Just be patient and keep reading; it won't affect your reading experience. You can see the author's writing style is improving.

Update, update, update, update, update, update, update, update, update, update, update, update, update, update, update, update, update, update, update, update, update , urge an update, urge an update, urge an update, urge an update, urge an update, urge an update, urge an update, urge an update, urge an update, urge an update, urge an update, urge an update, urge an update, urge an update, urge…

Too little, too little, too little

The protagonist is simple-minded; even with additional cheats, he wouldn't survive long without the emulator cheat.

It's alright. Overall, it's not frustrating, and the protagonist's combat power increases rapidly. Especially since the simulation times increase based on cultivation level, the protagonist stays at the initial stage, pushing his body training, alchemy, and formation skills to their limits before breaking through to a higher realm.

It's good-looking, ruthless and decisive; he kills every woman he sees, leaving none alive.

Too little, too little, too little, too little, too little, too little @Dazzling Aurora There are too few, too few, too few @Dazzling Aurora There are too few, too few, too few @Dazzling Aurora There are too few, too few, too few @Dazzling Aurora There are too few, too few, too few @Dazzling Aurora There are too few, too few, too few @Dazzling Aurora There are too few, too few, too few

It's a pity it's no longer being updated. It was very well written, with no ambiguous romantic subplots. Although there were two women he interacted with quite a bit, one was killed and the other was a sword spirit, and they disappeared after about ten chapters.

It's really good, but there's not enough of it. Author, get up and start writing! You can't rest anymore! 😂

I read it in one go. It was good, but too short. To be honest, I almost gave up at first because simulation stories are generally better written in longer parts, and a short simulation didn't create enough immersion. Overall, it was alright. I hope the author keeps it up! 🤔