What Do You Mean I'm a Game's Rare Rainbow Card?
什么叫我是游戏彩卡啊？
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Lighthearted Comedy, Nothing Else. I'm Too Tired of Depressing Stories
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The Protagonist Is Simulated by an Indigenous Character Using a Simulator
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They deliberately gave it a low rating to protect the book.
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One Heroine! Sweet Romance! Invincible Protagonist! No Hiding Their Strength or Identity!
The female lead should get plenty of screen time. Also, I don't want the protagonist to dither or hide their strength and identity. Preferably fantasy or cultivation.
Looking for Great Books With Simulators
Like Forbidden Revival... and Pushing Across the Heavens from the Simulator
Fans of Imaginative Xuanhuan, Come On In
I want to read books like *Divine Brush and Elixirs: I Draw All My Phantasmal Beasts*. I’ve been binge-reading this one like crazy these past few days and think it’s pretty good 👍 It has a fantasy setting, a creative premise, and a golden finger. Feel free to recommend similar books!
I'm Out of Books. Looking for Good Reads
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Simulator-Type Stories That Make You Think, Without the Nonsense
Ascension Is a Lie: Cultivators Are Food for Higher-Dimensional Beings
The cultivation world is a giant slaughterhouse. Cultivators are livestock raised for food, and ascending to immortality is one huge joke.
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Business Is Business: I'm a Big Shot in the Business World
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It's an alternative simulation article, not bad. Although the male protagonist's description perspective is different, the quality is good. Although I don't quite understand what those people who say the second female protagonist's introduction is slow think about, but I still hope that the author can do his best and don't need to write such a fast-food article.
Before, I only watched male videos without CP, and I have never watched Pure Love. Now I have jumped directly into the harem. The key is to tie it up without knowing it [face covering]. I can only say that it is really good-looking, and it is a feeling that can be accepted by people who only watch non-CP stories.
The angle theme is very novel, but with the increase in the number of female protagonists, the content inevitably becomes too daily and dilutes the protagonist. To be honest, it gets boring after four or five simulations. Basically, the heroines are chatting with each other. The advancement of the main line is extremely limited. It would be more interesting if it were used as a traditional simulation essay.
I read forty chapters in one go. It was so well written. The collision of technology and immortality in the simulated world (although it was crushed, but it was very exciting). Mortal bodies are as good as gods. Various systems have been reformed and modernized, but in the end, they cannot escape the fate of destroying the country. I cried several times after reading it. It is really touching. It deserves a praise.
It's really imaginative. There seem to be five female protagonists, and everyone is a simulation game player. Each simulation gradually unfolds the world view. In the simulation, the male protagonist becomes stronger and stronger, and more secrets of the world are discovered.
It's very interesting, much better than those novels where the male protagonist also has a simulator.
It's good-looking. It's not a typical simulator article. It's more like an article about the best timeline of time travel iterations. It's similar to iterative articles like I Really Don't Want to Be the Savior, The Genius Club, and The God of Wealth Bribing the River of Time and Space. The comment section says that you're being treated like a dog to the empress, but even if you look twice, you won't comment like this. . .
Good article. The male protagonist has a unique outlook on life, saying that farmers feed the world and are benefactors, and soldiers are heroes. His daughter should not be a self-proclaimed slave, but the daughter of a benefactor.
The setting is interesting, and it is an anti-routine simulation text. It is very good. I deducted one point for failing to simulate interoperability. We know that we need to open a harem to gain favor and create a sense of crisis, but it cannot be in the form of simulation interoperability. This simulation gives me the feeling of another world. The protagonist's plug-in is like a mobile phone. The person over there is happy and gives you the video, but you are confused.
With some brains, the protagonist was rewarded for simulating the local simulator player, and then they started the simulation and looked for him in reality. Although they couldn't tell directly, the protagonist could roughly guess something. And players can communicate with each other. It won't keep you appetizing, and it's very comfortable to watch.