Unrestricted Simulations: I’ve Found a Shortcut to Immortality

Keep it up, big brother who's writing about the Imperial Uncle!

So far, the writing is truly impressive, and the world-building is stable. The changes in map and cast are also very reasonable. At this rate, it will be among the top simulator novels. I hope the ending won't forget those who were so loyal to me from the very beginning—the little fox, and the two masters from the Giant Sun Sect. Keep it up, author! Please finish it!

The author's driving skills are excellent, on par with seasoned veterans on Qidian.com. The simulator is also more logical; the woman who was whining and moaning in the previous life is completely unfamiliar in the next because she's no longer of any value.

Sure, the plot and writing are both good; it's definitely a decent read, if not a masterpiece.

Listening to 80 chapters in one go was really satisfying. Just a side note: they only admitted to staying in the beginner village until chapter 80. However, each simulation was very detailed. If I had to point out something, it would be that the plot of the third incarnation was rewritten, focusing on the Buddha's enemy, who is probably the core of the book.

It surpasses 95% of the books on Tomato and completely outclasses all simulation books.

It's great! It felt like I was truly reading a novel. I stayed up all night and read all 100 chapters in one go. My only question is, what will happen to the harem the protagonist acquired in the simulation after he becomes invincible and leaves the mountain? That's what I'm most concerned about.

Having read 37 chapters, I have to comment. As far as "God of Gods" is concerned, most novels have plots that feel like missions, with many parts being nonsensical. This one brought back the feeling of reading novels in the past. Author, keep it up! This is what a novel should be like. No offense intended, but many novels are written like a diary, yet a lot of people read them and they get such high ratings. Tomato is truly an amazing platform.

Dude, Tomato, you're really wasting your talent here 🤦 I haven't read many novels, but I can tell good from bad. I feel your writing is really good. Are you coming to Tomato because you're afraid of being too explicit and not being allowed to write elsewhere? I feel your writing is better than many others; it has a down-to-earth feel.

It's quite enjoyable to read, lighthearted and funny, with plenty of jokes. From a lighthearted reading perspective, I think it's great. The main character's personality isn't unpleasant either. The only downside is that it's a little frustrating. Aside from that, I think it's fine during the simulation. It's a good way to pass the time.