The Age of Heroic Spirits: I Can Simulate Infinite Possibilities

It's a very good novel. I originally thought it would be a cliched love simulation novel, but it turned out to be surprisingly good. There is basically no real-world story line, no slap-in-the-face plot, and even female characters rarely appear. As for the shortcomings... I guess it's that the class setting is a bit Western-style, and the simulation plot in the first volume is a bit cliche. If I hadn't seen that there were no female characters appearing later, I probably wouldn't have read it. Disappointed, the fourth simulation started to become routine and became more and more clumsy. It was a lot of nonsense before the war and was still delaying the process (referring to the Four Heavenly Kings). The author's other previous novel was not like this. What we wanted to see was a river of blood, not the Three Thousand Luoshui. I recommend ending this boring dungeon immediately and starting the Reckoning and Holy Grail War.

The author's level is still there, and it has been successfully proved that there are no old-fashioned story settings, only old-fashioned authors. When using the simulator, it is no longer a cold-luck text, but a complete story as much as possible. However, I personally suggest that the protagonist can consider directly retaining the protagonist's original memory when simulating next time. After all, it is a simulator stream. Try to avoid being too long. This can reduce the sense of fragmentation.

The content of the simulation is really good, whether it is the wish of all beings at the beginning of the game transformed into the way of heaven, the land forged into the door of truth, or later the storyteller Amon who sat on the Forgotten Road, the last brave man who was captured by Chinese delicacies, and the strongest demon king in history.

It looks good, the plot is good. As of the latest chapter, there is no heroine. There is a partner in the simulator, but basically there is no special sense of presence. Unlike other simulations that have multiple heroines, it is suitable for people who want to read without a heroine. It's pretty good. I've just watched the latest chapter. There's still no heroine. The plot is pretty good. It's the same as my previous comment. It's suitable for people who want to watch a movie without a heroine.

The story is so beautifully written ٩(๑❛❛๑)۶ It can be seen that the protagonist's soul has different possibilities in different worlds. It is basically the same chaotic personality, bad taste, petty-mindedness, and a fondness for dwarf jokes (?). It can be regarded as a non-CP product. In the simulation, there are only a few words about future generations, which will not affect anything. It's a cool article that doesn't hold back. It's super comfortable to read. I'm very satisfied that the main character's main world doesn't forcefully pretend to be a saint in front of others. I don't like asking for trouble. Come on, the author. I'm looking forward to a long novel.

It's beautiful, the author is very talented, the writing is emotional, and the plot is detailed and appropriate. At first glance, it looks like an experienced author [like] Of course, I have been looking forward to a novel with this theme for a long time. I can only say that the author is very good at grasping the demand [Sending Hearts]

The author writes very well. The first time is to end the dynasty with the wishes of all living beings; the second time is to refine all living beings as an alchemist, and the whole country ascends to become a perfect creature; the third time is to be a native who relies on eating to replace the summoner (in the form of Japanese comics) to become a brave man, cut off the demon clan and the devil, and change the world. The latest is to become a blacksmith and transform into the sun. Generally speaking, the simulation process is well written, the length is moderate, and the plot makes people want to continue reading; the transition chapters are also good. When there is no simulation, it writes about how the world and people are now, so that people can continue reading. It is not boring or too long to make people want to read it. It mainly focuses on simulation to avoid the problem of too long transitions and too short simulations in many simulation novels, and to distinguish priorities. After all, everyone mainly looks at the protagonist's legendary simulation experience and the ability of the heroic spirit. They are not there to see the protagonist spending half a day on a heroic spirit and not being able to simulate it even if he is not strong enough. The protagonists of this book, by the end of the first chapter, are almost T0 in strength. They are the strongest group. They did not involve too many things to affect the simulation. It can be said that the writing is good.

Good-looking, cool writing, invincible, the simulation has a partner, but there is no cp in the main world after reading more than 300 chapters. The battle descriptions are very scene-like, each simulation is interesting, and the feeling of being alive is very strong. It looks relaxed, funny and comfortable. It's not a loss after watching it [shy][shy][shy]

The last book was very well written, but I feel a little tired of reading this one. Maybe it's because I've read too many simulator series. I'll give it a try first and see if it can attract me later. I'll give you a five-star review first.

It's pretty good. I feel good about it so far. Please keep it up, author👍 And hope there is no CP