Simulating Cultivation of Immortality, I Can Become Stronger by Fulfilling My Last Wish

[Pseudo-invincible flow] [Travel time] [Kill without plot] [Simulation upgrade, reality overturns everything] The male protagonist has clear grudges and acts cautiously in both simulation and reality. Luo Wuhui traveled through time and became a boy who was abducted by human traffickers. Looking at his thin self, he had given up struggling. But he awakened the life simulation system, simulated it day by day, extracted various talents, escaped from the predicament, and tortured the murderer. Extract the white talent, King of Power (your muscle density is greater than that of ordinary people, and your strength is more powerful) Extract the green talent: Black Mamba Elbow Attack (your elbow attack seems to have a trace of regular power, as long as you use the elbow, the opponent will receive an elbow attack no matter what) Extract purple talent, yin and yang twins (you kill me, I will be resurrected directly, but why did I become a woman) Extract the golden talent, River of Death (the souls of the lives killed by you will be swallowed up in the River of Death, and can be summoned to control and attack others. After you are killed, the souls in the River of Death will be consumed to resurrect you) After the free simulation is used up, what, in order to get the number of simulations, I still have to fulfill various last wishes of "me" in the simulation. On the way to fulfill his last wish and gain strength, Luo Wuhui gradually discovered the strangeness of this world, including the conspiracy of evil cultivators, strange invasions, the rise and fall of kingdoms, sin and blood, wars between gods and demons... After ascending to immortality, the immortal world was actually filled with monsters who preyed on immortals... Let's see how Luo Wuhui became stronger through alternative simulations, became an ancestor in a few months, resolved various crises, killed all enemies, and cracked the secret of traveling into this world. It turns out everything is. . . . . .