Evil Spirits Run Amok in a Chaotic World, Luckily I Have a Simulator

Very nice, don't be fooled by the ratings

Okay, okay, it's beautifully written, I'll give it to you! The plot arrangement of each program is very interesting, just like playing a game to pass the program. Moreover, the characters in it all have distinct genders and are well written!

The story is very simple. Travel to an ancient world of super martial arts cultivators surrounded by formations. Outside the formations are all evil demons. The ancient world of high martial arts cultivators is troubled by internal and external troubles. The emperor is not a human being. After killing many evil spirits, when you reach the top of the world, you can see a door, and inside is the world of evil spirits.

It's not bad, although it's not the massacre, biological warfare, or military type that I like, but it's still good.

Let me talk about the conclusion first. Hao Kan. I read more than ten pictures of this book. I thought I had seen forty or fifty pictures. I looked at forty or fifty pictures and thought I had seen hundreds of pictures. 🤔. After reading it for an hour, I thought it took two or three hours. [Shocked] 🤔

Although it is messy and confusing, I like this kind of article very much. It's old-fashioned, mixed, and even has no basis or method, but it is a story that bears fruit. The shortcomings are all in the text and the story itself. There is nothing great about it, but the reading experience is good.

This book is considered a small masterpiece among simulation novels. The realm division and content setting are quite good. So far, I haven't seen any poisonous points. The only drawback is that the simulation novel is a bit niche and the name is not attractive enough.

The plot behind it is pretty good, please support it

I have read 66 chapters so far, with a score of 6.2, But not less than 8. The protagonist treats his friends with kindness and kindness, and treats his enemies without mercy. The story is also written very smoothly, without a lot of nonsense and word count of various descriptions, making it very comfortable and smooth to watch.

This book is okay, a bit toxic but the pace is tight The front is pretty good, but the 3-in-1 mother-in-law content at the back is a bit more compact.