I Am a Villain in the Simulator

There are two protagonists, the owner of the simulator and the tool man simulated in the simulator. There are more plots about the process of the tool man simulating the world. I prefer this tool man. At the beginning, the tool man only has talent and grows step by step. The simulator owner directly gets the tool man's ability to work hard for nothing. The simulator also deceives the tool man and secretly steals the origin of the tool man's world. Maybe the tool man works until the end, and his own world is gone. It's so miserable. The same is Lin Yuan, One is that the crown prince has no worries about food, clothing, prosperity, and wealth. The simulator system actively binds various gifts to give away treasures. The other is that the tool man's modern world is set to be refreshed every day and is reincarnated in one day. The results of the hard work after becoming a tool man are rewarded to the crown prince. Every time he sees the simulation results, he gets angry. The order to destroy the simulated world is given by the simulator, and the benefits of the simulation are obtained by the prince. The consequences of destroying the simulated world are the risk of enemies seeking revenge, and it is the tool man who takes the blame.

I finished reading it in one afternoon. I wasn't sure about it at first, but the setting attracted me so I continued watching it. Many people will be discouraged at the beginning. The character is obsessed with seeking the truth, and the highlight of the book is the if line derived from the different initial talents during each world simulation. In fact, the talent aspect can be improved a bit, similar to that of Wanjie Dream Company. Helps increase fun. When it comes to simulating the same world repeatedly, the masterpieces I have seen include simulating the road to immortality, connecting foreshadowings, and the arrangement of each if line is very interesting. The abilities and growth of the characters in the story are actually easy to get tired of watching. Unless the power system is designed to be subtle and interesting enough. What makes people chew on it again and again is the characters' thinking and judgment of various situations, and the process of using existing resources to find the optimal solution. This is the essence of analog flow in my opinion. "For the same thing, because you know more information, you have more options" Instead of reincarnating with power, everything will be solved with power in the end. After all, in Tomato, power-ups are the cheapest thing to buy. There are a lot of transcendental ones in the infinite index tower at the beginning.

It's okay. Anyway, I think it's pretty good-looking. Just make sure there's no cp and no heroine. I still hope the ending is crueler [laughing]

As the author of this book, I feel that my writing is pretty good. This is my first time writing a book. I give myself five stars for encouragement.

Seeing 63 feels okay.

Not bad, keep it up

Wonderful, this is fun