After the Life Simulations End, They Come Looking for Me

It's very well-written, much better than those simulation novels that only have five or ten chapters for the first time. It's also very immersive. Of the hundred-plus simulation novels I've read, this is the best! 👍

It's very good. You can tell the author has written their own unique style, especially the part where the protagonist acts until the very end for his senior sister—that was truly captivating. In my opinion, once the protagonist started massacring the city, there was no turning back. No one would believe someone capable of such a thing, and no amount of injustice could have been imagined by them.

Okay, okay, this slow-burning, depressing novel is just so damn tear-jerking, waaaaah! The aftertaste is so powerful, the ensemble cast is so well-developed, and the struggles and entanglements of each character are so satisfying to read. My first simulation is like this, what are you trying to do?! But seriously, it was really enjoyable to read, the immersion was so strong! Author, please don't stop updating~ If you stop, I'll find you, it's too painful!

The first simulation features a protagonist who is a complete enigma throughout. The first half is okay, but it gets quite serious later on, including an amnesia plot (just for your information). Those who mind these things should proceed with caution. Overall, the opening is quite good, but there are some unnecessary scenes (in my opinion).

The male protagonist is mute. His childhood friend asks him why he massacred over 300 people in his village. The protagonist doesn't have a mouth, and Arya hates him for the massacre, but without him, their entire village would have been wiped out long ago. Dude, if you think you can accept this explanation, then you can come and take a look. [OK] My buddy later lost his memory, and the system just disappeared without a trace, hahaha!

The book is good, with a smooth plot and well-developed characters. The knife is also incredibly sharp; once it strikes, it doesn't heal. However… could the author please send me their address? I'd like to send you some local specialties—don't misunderstand, edible specialties, not razor blades.

Why is the score so low? It's already reached 700,000 words, and I feel there's nothing wrong with it. The first chapter feels a bit disjointed, and some readers think the realm system is very unreasonable. I used to think so too. This might be a common feeling among readers whose first book is *A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality* or other traditional cultivation novels.

To sum it up, if you're looking for a lighthearted, fast-paced story, then skip this. If you're looking for something more dramatic, then read on. I only read the first simulation because I like cultivation novels, and this one was really heart-wrenching. The author truly knows how to make you cry.

The book itself is actually quite good. Although it has a few minor flaws, they are mostly resolved later on. The second simulation is much better than the first. Also, some parts of the romance between the senior sister and Xiaoyu are described too much, bordering on BL (Boys' Love). Although I know the author didn't mean it that way, it still feels strange to read.

I feel like the author could easily expand on the first paragraph into a full book 😘. The content and depth are really good, much more enjoyable than other mindless wish-fulfillment novels I've read, especially the character development. The characters could be more distinctive, and their descriptions could be more independent, you know? Also, author, please update faster!