[Simulation-focused, mostly everyday life + lighthearted + only a little angst]
[In your first simulation, you met a poor little girl who had been left with nothing after her family was robbed of its wealth. With nowhere to turn, she wandered the streets.]
[Though the misfortune she brought with her nearly got you killed countless times, you never abandoned her.]
[In the end, to protect her from a world that had forsaken her and left her imprisoned, you faced the world alone with nothing but your sword, burning yourself away.]
[After you died, she slaughtered every living thing, yet still could not wash away her hatred of herself or forget how much she missed you.]
[In your second simulation, you met an overbearing, peerless Female Empress.]
[She admired you greatly, but could never bring you to heel.]
[That was because the Empress looked exactly like the girl from your first simulation.]
[During a crisis, you sealed away the gravely wounded Empress and faced countless powerful foes alone. After taking the last enemy’s head, you died of exhaustion.]
[Ten thousand years later, the Empress broke free of her seal. All she saw was a world transformed beyond recognition…]
[The world took away the one she loved. Its destruction was only fitting.]
Simulations, encounters, tangled grudges, and endless partings between life and death.
Until one day, you woke up to find them all standing before you, smiling with murderous kindness as they quietly waited for you to explain…
The writing is okay, and the plot arrangement and characterization are also very good. The relationship between the male and female protagonists and the development of the story described in the first simulated world seem to be relatively smooth. The author's writing style can make people empathize. It would be nice if the protagonist can kill one of them before he dies. At least the death looks more impressive. Of course, the current plot is still worth watching. There was a bad review from someone earlier, it was just for laughs, what kind of male videos would someone with such a high moral character watch? Although it doesn't require the protagonist's moral quality to be very high, it doesn't mean that he can let him go even if he knows that the other person is not a good person, right? Does the hatred in the simulation not count as hatred? Still dreaming, this is something that the protagonist has personally experienced, but after doing it all over again, people are not allowed to have resentments? Funny.
Yes, the plot develops quite well. It is not a simulation that is only recorded in words and can be experienced occasionally. It is equivalent to another story. The protagonist has experienced it from beginning to end. There is no emotion about what will happen in the future. It is just that few people will read it, but come on, author!! It will get better
After watching the first simulation, I feel pretty good, but I really can't comment on what's behind you. What is the revenge of simulation? Reality has to avenge you. You were killed in a dream. When you woke up, you directly picked up the knife and killed the other person. Not only did he kill you, but also his whole family and seven aunts and eight aunts.
Looks good. I love watching. Come more.
Not bad, not bad, I like it very much hahaha 😘
It feels pretty good-looking
Awesome, beautifully written.
Come on, author
The first part was well written, but the heroine in the second part really didn't like it. He was about to die at every turn. It's unbelievable that the skull is bleeding.
The first one was 8 points, then it was 4 points, so it was neutralized.