I Can Simulate a Life Once a Day

The simulated world is very concise and rich in writing. The highlight is that in the early stage, every world is married and has children. The heroine must have someone else as her spiritual sustenance. From the wasteland world, the layout has become bigger and the heroine has become independent and has no children. I feel that there is progress. Overall, it is worth watching.

I think it's okay. The logic of the world is quite good. Giving birth has always been my highlight. I hope to always be the main heroine. I originally thought she was a lone wolf, but in the later stage, she cooperated with the country. But I don't reject it, it's very beautiful. I hope the author can do more Well, how come there is such a thing in the world of orcs? Is this this delicate one? Damn it, I can't do it anymore. For the sake of the first few worlds being beautiful, I'll give it three stars. The orc world is really shocking!?

A peasant became an emperor and used a golden hoe to hoe the land. This is the feeling this book gave me.

A very novel heroine, very beautiful. I'm curious why it's not popular Give me back to the heroine in the beginning 😢😢😢😢

I hate Lucifer You were imprisoned by Lucifer for 20 years, and he waited for you for 20 years before he could forgive you and even feel guilty. I really love it, the whole Holy Mother

Well, overall it's okay, except for the fact that the heroine may have little accumulation at the beginning and cannot develop her own resources, so she relies on having children (a red herring point for many people, but this is the accumulation of the heroine herself. Giving birth to children accumulates achievement points and looks for more possibilities) to seek possibilities. The wasteland world begins to focus on the big picture to eliminate the root causes of the apocalypse. Aside from the fact that she always lacks love, the heroine still has some brains and can solve problems, she can work hard to improve herself, she can reflect, and she has her own persistence and belief.

Ah, the genre is quite new. It's the first time I've seen it. There are games like The Sims invading it. It's quite interesting. Although there are many types, the stories in them are really fast. There are all kinds of styles, but I can't see the point. Forget it, you can read it when you are short of books.

Thank you very much for giving the heroine a good ending/open ending. I feel that the heroine has actually awakened herself. She has experienced gender transformation, various perspective changes, etc., But it is precisely because of her awakening that she gradually chooses to show off and end herself. She no longer pleases the "audience", that is, us readers, but chooses to love herself. Just like before, she has been looking for anchors in various worlds, looking for people for whom she can contribute. From small to large, she gradually changes the entire world. Many people will call her a holy mother, but to be honest, is such a holy mother wrong? Those who choose to continue reading even so should actually have the answer in their hearts. The heroine is an ordinary person, so she has seven emotions and six desires and is not flawless. I watched the achievement points she got gradually increase, and she was able to get them all in the middle, and she also benefited a lot from it. She always said that life has no regrets, from quantitative changes to qualitative changes, and she also transformed from this qualitative change, emmm, a bit like Taoism, but also a bit divine? (I don't know if saying this is a bit excessive) Tired of change, and knowing that a mayfly cannot shake a big tree, the latter two worlds are like the system in order to squeeze the last value of the heroine, giving a very dramatic identity and world view, in an attempt to feast the eyes of the "audience", but the heroine resisted, and her resistance was not ineffective. The book is over. Thank you so much. I feel like there are very few books on Tomato that can make me think. I have read a lot of books on independence and awakening, which seem to make us think deeply. But it seems that they are all out of reach, and no perfect product with any flaws can be found, but this book allows me to see "examples" of ideological awakening. Although DaDa said that he was writing blindly, to be honest, DaDa treated his work and the protagonist well!

The author writes very well. 1. He knows how to break away and give full play to his best advantages. 2. The logic is clear and the plot is compact. 3. He chooses the biggest things in life to write without water. He knows how to use his own knowledge and skills to solve and do what he wants to do. 3. He understands how difficult it is for ordinary people to make a comeback. He knows when enough is enough to seek advantages and avoid disadvantages. 4. Go to each different world to experience life. The writing is very good. Come on, author, I will always support you!

It's pretty good, but the one about the world of immortality. I feel really uncomfortable. Because there were only a few pages in the last chapter, I felt happy for a while. Well, there is also the world of the last magical girl. The heroine goes back to find other people to have children. This approach also makes me feel uncomfortable, but other than that, I think everything else is pretty good. Forgot to mention, another drawback is that the heroine seems to have a different personality every time she enters a world. In the last world, he was still ruthless, but in the next world he was extremely kind. Although this metaphor is a bit extreme, I think it is still very appropriate. Then I made a mistake in grading. I didn't find it,