Infinite Simulations: I Ascend to Godhood in a Single Day

Instead of suppressing combat power, suppress the protagonist's intelligence? Genius!

The writing is okay, but the biggest problem is the single female lead (I personally think it would be better without a female lead). The protagonist's cheat ability is very strong, and the characters in the story don't do anything mindless. Of course, I really didn't expect the male lead to take the female lead on an adventure at the beginning.

Many people say the beginning is a bit toxic, but actually, the whole book feels like it's setting the stage for later chapters, so overall it's still very good. The reason for not focusing on attribute points early on is that there's a cap at each level, and the protagonist consistently reaches the maximum cap later on, reaching level 70 in just ten simulations without suppressing combat power. In my opinion, this book is already quite good among Tomatoes' works. Keep up the good work, author!

It's an infinite simulation after all, which is great, and the only cost is a small amount of time. The logic behind the settings is all sound, which is ideal. It demonstrates high intelligence and doesn't hinder development—a good thing. There are so many other elements, including various memes, game elements, and settings.

It would be quite interesting to update with more chapters. The school storyline is a bit boring, but I can understand it being done to reach the word count. The interactions between the female lead and higher-ups are quite good, the logic is sound, and there's a lot of humanity involved. My only concern is that the progression is too fast, and the story might end before there are many more simulations.

The new book needs to be updated quickly, and I'll try to get it to over 1 million words. Ideally, you should start with at least 10 chapters a day! At the same time, quality must be guaranteed; quality is of utmost importance. Don't sacrifice quality for quantity.

It's pretty good. I finished it in two days. The plot was a bit slow at the beginning, but overall it was good. I feel like the story will end after the protagonist becomes a god. The beginning was a bit cheesy, but acceptable. 267,000 Words, 7.7 Rating. The author has done their best.

This is a single-female-lead novel, and it's incredibly good; I absolutely love it. I suggest tagging it with the "single-female-lead" tag. I'd come across this novel several times, but I only started reading it after seeing the comments mentioning it was a single-female-lead story. I almost missed it! I recommend tagging it; it will quickly attract more readers who prefer single-female-lead stories.

I was so excited, I was almost fooled by the title.

This is a sweet, female-oriented novel disguised as a simulator-based invincible story. It lacks conflict, satisfying moments, and doesn't employ any righteous or dark themes. It features a single female lead and, in short, has no major flaws but also no major highlights. It's basically about a group of incredibly naive, god-like beings protecting the world.