Bad Woman Simulator: Max Out the Distortion Meter, Then Make a Run for It

Good, good, good, good, good, good. Thank you to the author. After reading the novel, I have experienced loss of entropy, demon body, origin stone disease, Pamish infection, rainstorm syndrome, vocal cord infection, collapse disease, abstraction, money infection, radiation infection, cyberpsychosis, fear gas inhalation, homesickness, urban disease, distortion, slow shock, zombie transformation…

Words simply cannot express my admiration for the author 🤦, she's amazing! Only three books of this type have truly thrilled me: *The White-Haired Girl*, *Loyal Orange*, and this one. It's so well-written; the expressiveness is just as immersive as when I first read *Loyal Orange*, giving me goosebumps. However, I'm also a little amazed by the author's state of mind—she's just too beautiful (I won't lower the rating 😏).

I like it very much, like it very much! There is really no need to criticize Hajidu. Although she is a bit evil, a bit arrogant, and a bit duplicitous, there is no doubt that she is the real savior, whether in a narrow or broad sense, the most benevolent, the most kind, the most pure and true. This kind of tolerance, compassion and love makes me even wonder which altar she fell from.

Warning: This is a list of incredibly talented individuals. The main character is the most extraordinary one in the entire series, including but not limited to acting from age zero onwards, enduring abuse with the veteran actor's amusement, portraying a split personality and returning home unscathed, and being shown but not fed—a trait completely absent in the simulation where the character has a strong sense of purity. 😄

It was amazing! I finished it in one go. I was so lucky to stumble upon this author's book, the end of the first world. No need to suffer through the agony of waiting for updates. I was rolling around in bed laughing the whole time. I'm already looking forward to the author's next world.

Explaining the benefits of the protagonist's actions before they are spoken or performed seems to better showcase the protagonist's true inner rationality and calmness, giving readers a chance to step back from the "drama" and calm down. Constantly viewing the protagonist's perspective within the "drama" can easily make readers feel that the protagonist has truly become part of the story…

That's all I've read so far. Before I leave, I'd like to warn you all that I'll only be discussing the first simulation. Personally, I think the emotional entanglements and build-up in this book are top-notch. It's an excellent romance novel that shows both what the female protagonist wants to protect and what she desires. However, it's not as lighthearted and cheerful as the synopsis suggests.

It's good and very creative, but the initial suffering of the protagonist was really painful to watch. However, the thought of them watching the protagonist fake their death and then wallowing in grief while the protagonist just stood there watching made me chuckle. It was so funny! And the protagonist seemed indifferent to everything that happened in the simulation as long as it wasn't real, which instantly made me feel much better.

The plot and setting are very Japanese in style, that vibe is immediately apparent, but the writing style is very Chinese, lacking a bit of the light novel feel, making it a little strange to read. But... I like this kind of plot, hehe. As long as it keeps updating, those who like this kind of thing will keep reading. However, if it stops updating, it'll be no different from other light novels~

It's amazing! The delicate and almost twisted emotions of each character are so well-developed. So where did Shen go in the later parts? And honestly, I felt the first chapter could have ended at any moment, it just dragged on for so long. But it was so well-written. After finishing the first chapter, I felt a sense of emptiness and sadness, wanting to keep reading.