Life Simulation: How Can They Simulate Too?

It's pretty good. The plot is smooth and logical. The subject of two-way simulation is also very novel and interesting. It breaks the tradition. It is worthy of being a veteran who has written two 9.0-Rated books. The plot is interspersed and retracted freely, and the plot is well controlled and strategized. There are no surprises, and there are some exciting points. It's cool, well-controlled, and the writing is smooth and delicate. However, the only shortcoming is that the character portrayal is not very detailed. From the looks of it, I feel that the appearance and characteristics of the heroine are not specific. If you are really not good at portraying the appearance, I suggest the author use a character drawing. There is no doubt that this book will be rated around 9.5. Come on, from your previous books to now, this one is the most interesting one I have written. Why is the score only 7.7? There are so few people.

It's good to read, but can the author focus more on finishing a book instead of starting new ones all the time?

It's okay, but I want to ask if the system has exploded with other people, and the protagonist is also participating in the simulation? This is an absolutely unacceptable path once the protagonist. If they know that he is also participating, then there is a problem. It is all a simulation, and they will always think it is a simulation, so he can be fearless, and the reality will not be. This itself is a huge blocking point. At least I have read a lot of novels, which really let the female protagonist know that the male protagonist also participated, and basically got scolded miserably.

Okay, you wrote well. I thought it was even better, but when I opened the homepage, I saw, man, how did you manage to open five books in a row and I still want to follow you? Are you kidding me? Rest more, don't die

As time goes by, the simulator flow has changed from the initial situation where the protagonist does not know whether others in the simulator can also obtain memories, to the situation where you can know that other people also have memories at the beginning. Yes, it's really good.

It's a pity that the book was blocked before we even took the first step in the real world. Hahaha, it's a bit funny [face covering]

It is a simulation article that I like very much. The disadvantage is that the author updates it too slowly. It is conceivable that the author's outline is very long, and the actual code is very weak. At the same time, unlike some others, this one is not so exciting. Well that's my question. Sorry, I've read too many single-channel simulation articles and cool articles.

Damn it, it's gone (I just like to see the protagonists' posts, I'm not a lolita fan, but the heroines in this book are all lolita, and they're all small, so this obviously has nothing to do with me [grievance])

I think the writing is quite good, but with this Western fantasy name and outdated setting of swords and magic, I guess the score on Tomato won't be too high [face covering] Tomato likes cultivating immortals [laughing evilly] Empress [laughing evilly] And the realm is best to be the emperor who covers the sky [laughing evilly] Only in Tomato can you get high scores [laughing evilly] Western fantasy settings have been more popular in the past few years. When I was a kid, I loved watching the Legend of the Dragon King and I am the Archmage, etc. [Salute]

It's well written and doesn't feel like a newbie. The intimate interaction with the wolf master Leia is wonderfully written and sweet. One more thing to say: The author is not a lolita fan, I just happen to like lolita [laughing]