You Asked Me to Simulate a Life, So Why Am I Simulating Someone Else's?

The first few chapters describe the male protagonist's conscience, but the style changes in Chapter 16. He sees his eldest brother thinking that he has been murdered and helps him take revenge. At the end of the simulation, the eldest brother is assassinated. The male protagonist says, "What do you care about me? We only knew each other for three days anyway." 🤦

I give you five stars because I am afraid that the system will identify malicious negative reviews. This book, really, fully understands the author's character, being compassionate to strangers and killing relatives 👍

Even half a step of practicing Qi has come

The pacing is very fast, and it is very comfortable to watch. It is not sluggish or sloppy, and there is not a lot of sarcasm or anything like that. There seems to be no supporting role, but there is definitely no protagonist. The protagonist acts very decisively [Blow kiss]

Give a five-star review and make others feel sick, hehe

Gou is not completely Gou, pretending to be cool but pretending not to be happy, but the plug-in is still new, you can take a look 🍉 🍉 🍉

This book is actually quite good, but I didn't master the later parts well, otherwise I wouldn't have collapsed. Goldfinger has limitations but is really strong. It is destined that this plug-in needs to take the high-end route, because low-end means that the plug-in has few advantages. As long as the rationality of the source of capabilities is properly handled, there will be no problem.

After seeing the spaceship arriving at Liuyun Sect, I finally understood why the comments said that the protagonist was cruel to his family and kissed outsiders, hehehehe.

This is one of the few simulations that I can watch. Compared to those protagonists who simulate themselves and transform into gods and human beings without leaving the house... It's so much better! The theme is novel and the design is clever! After reading some comments, many people commented that 1) the emotional issues between the protagonist and his brother, and 2) the issue of selling swords in Chapters 47 and 48. In fact, I also think that the protagonist clearly wants to keep a low profile and only wants to practice, but he always comes forward for fear that others will not know that he is a ruthless character in the dark... Another example is Chapter 69. It is clear that he can stay in the mansion and sneak over to solve the problem secretly, but he has to go, and he also has to let Zhou Tianfang know that the protagonist is a big shot with hidden cultivation! This is what I am most speechless about... This is the main shortcoming of this book, but the flaws are not outweighed... In fact, I can understand it. After reading a lot of novels about cultivating immortals, many people only read them to pretend to be X. The more they can pretend to be X, the more they like to read them. Many authors, let alone have more than 30,000 or 40,000 readers, are struggling with a few thousand readers, not even 10,000, let alone more than 100,000 readers. So the work has some flaws, but that's normal! 5 Star praise!

Yes, it is quite innovative. The biggest advantage compared to other simulator articles is that there is no copying and pasting of words. I omit what should be omitted and the rhythm is very comfortable. Some simulator articles copy and paste large sections every time I simulate it, which seems annoying.