[Simulator + High Martial World + Reality-Focused + Nearly Invincible + Power Fantasy]
Su Mo is an orphan in a high-martial world. He has no money or connections, and his talent as a student of ancient martial arts is merely average. Everyone says ancient martial arts are dead and the new martial arts are the future. He thought his life would amount to nothing, too. That is, until one day, a cheat appeared in his mind.
[Martial Arts Simulator] Activated. No talent? No problem, he can hone his skills bit by bit in the simulations. No resources? No problem, he can earn them himself in the simulations. While others train for one year, he trains for a hundred. While others take one path, he takes them all. Divine abilities, manifestations, domains, laws: he has fought his way through every obstacle with his life on the line.
He inherits everything he gains in the simulations. Cultivation, insights, divine abilities, combat instincts: he brings it all back to reality. Every time he dies in a simulation, he gains another life in the real world.
While others are still congratulating themselves for breaking through to the Origin Condensation Realm, he has already returned from a simulation wielding divine abilities. Others say the Domain is the pinnacle of ancient martial arts. He stands atop the city wall, his manifestation blotting out the sky, and drives back a beast tide with a single sword strike.
How did he train? He thinks for a moment and says, “I got lucky.” What realm is he in? “Nothing special, just the Manifestation Realm.” Can he go even further? He smiles without answering. The simulator is still here, and the road ahead is long.
He isn't a genius, just someone who has walked too many paths. He isn't invincible, he just hasn't met anyone who can make him take things seriously yet.
It feels like the author has no outline
Very cool, strong sense of substitution
The pace is fast and the content is clear. Refuse to have clear brain and logic. The content is lively and interesting.
Super cool article, awesome golden finger, I like it
It's good to support it with five stars.
It's okay, there are many books to read
Generally speaking, you can read it if you are in a book shortage.