
Supreme Simulation: No Cooldown, I Want It All
至高模拟,没有冷却,全都要
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 282k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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134Chapters
625Reads
8.0Score
273Listens
58.3kReads · all time
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Okay, okay, the article is refreshing enough, but the author's idea of compensating the time-travelers whose systems have been taken away later is unacceptable! If I compensate them after detachment, I will give a one-star negative review! And delete this five-star review!
To be honest, the first half of the book got better after Chapter 90. But it's just a bit curious. The protagonist has a skill that allows others to spit out an egg and give birth to a child. Later on, she would spit out eggs and give birth to children, and her body would also transform in an inhuman direction. There are 8 pupils in the eyes, the skin is like a zombie, and it has octopus genes and 8 hands. To put it simply, it is the transformation into the evil god in Cthulhu. And he has the ability to be very curious about the underworld and make others vomit eggs to give birth to a child. Turn women into men, and men into women. Turn other people into cats, and then turn other people's cats into mung beans.
Very good, five-star praise, but I saw the finale today. A little confused. In fact, more can be written. This is the finale for the ninth time. How can I write a simulation 100 times? But it is still a good five-star review, very good, and I hope to keep up the good work. It's better to write down the paperwork.
When I first read it, I thought it was a bad book with a low score, but after reading it, I found that it was actually good. Many of the negative effects that many people rated as toxic are positive, and other negative effects are also dispensable. As for the subsequent negative effects, I think the author has control over them. After all, some novels are so bad that no matter how big the author wants to be, the negative effects of this book are still acceptable.
Not bad, good-looking, the protagonist kills decisively It's pretty good, no heroine, no warmth, the protagonist's interests are the main focus, the second simulation stream to watch
The AI smell is very strong, but you can still watch it
Evaluation: It's very interesting. I read the latest chapter in one breath. 1. Excellent writing style, gripping plot, and vivid characters 2. The story is wonderful and the writing is touching. The more you read, the more you will get hooked. 3. Exquisite conception, sincere emotions, undoubtedly a masterpiece
No, why haven't you published a new book yet?
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So far, it seems okay. It's a cool article, and it's not sloppy.