Can Changing My Fate Make Me Stronger? I Change the World from the Start!

Does the author have no concept of explosive troops? The war is about logistics. How can there be an army of one million with a population of three million? There is a war horse in ancient Chinese books that is equivalent to the consumption of 16 people. You can afford it and others cannot. How is it possible that there are 30,000 horses? You can't do it with businessmen.

The author is not very good at math 🤦

Good guy, the screen of the book I posted has been blocked, so only I can see it.

If you don't write about the simulated world, it would be boring to keep writing about daily life.

I was annoyed by my classmates, but after all, the classmates still blamed me because all the protagonists had high ratings. Isn't this setting too poisonous?

Simulation is simulation, reality is always watery💦

It feels quite strange to have seen it. The writing style needs to be improved, some parts are awkward. It's weird to talk to the system, not that there's anything weird about talking to the system. That is, when the protagonist talks to the system, what he says is very strange, not only in terms of content but also in the language used. I don't know if you feel this way

There are really many loopholes. When entering the simulation world at the same time, everyone is actually of different ages. The simulated world can actually communicate with the outside world, so can you still transmit things in later? This is not funny. It's a good subject matter, but you should also check for loopholes.

What weird content? I'm really speechless. I turned around and ended up with some weird parents. I might as well start the game as a beggar.

So-so. It feels like a simulation is just a simulation. The heroine is only realistic. The people and things in the simulation are gone as soon as they pass. Sigh. In the end, the protagonist has to practice and become stronger in reality. It's really routine and I'm not interested anymore.