[Trait-Based] [Simulator] [Fusion and Evolution] [Utterly Invincible]
After transmigrating, Chen Changsheng finds himself in a world of high martial arts in its early stages and fantasy in its later stages.
He awakens the Trait System.
But all he draws are useless white traits such as [Fragrant Athlete's Foot] and [Good at Stepping with the Left Foot].
Then, at the age of twenty, he awakens a second System.
The Life Simulator!
For every year he survives in a simulation, he gets one chance to draw a trait! And he can bring traits back to reality.
In his first simulation, as a beginner's bonus, he draws the heaven-defying trait [Trait Fusion Talent].
Traits of the same quality can be combined into higher-tier traits!
[Can Go Without Food] + [Can Go Without Water] + [Can Take a Beating] = [Indestructible Golden Body (Gold)]!
[Fast Runner] + [High Jumper] + [Light Body] = [Traceless Steps on Snow (Purple)]!
And so, Chen Changsheng frantically keeps himself alive in simulations to farm traits, while in reality he blows a world-suppressing god apart with one punch.
"You say my talent is mediocre? Just watch me combine these ninety-nine white traits and show you what a Chaos Dao Body really is!"
The protagonist in this article also has a very good brain. I just feel like his simulation and reality are both pretty good. There are few simulations in the early stage, but there are quite a lot of things that are close to reality. From the beginning to the middle stage, the number of simulations begins to increase. In fact, it's quite interesting to write it this way, and it's quite good.
The overall content of the article is very good, and the plot has ups and downs. Unlike traditional similar articles, it is really touching. However, the pace is very slow, which is not a shortcoming because the content can make up for it. Now let's talk about the bad points. The first one is that some plots and details in the article are problematic, inconsistent and unreasonable. There are some problems but the author doesn't know why he shouldn't. The second one is that the pressure is quite severe. It's almost 180 chapters and it's just approaching the fourth level. The entries are almost all white. The probability of anything other than white is too low. In fact, it's not reasonable. All in all, it's generally good, but the details are not handled well. But I don't know why no one has read this book and the rating is so low. I still hope that more people can read this book. I still like to read it.
The updates are a bit sparse. I basically finished the book with about 200 chapters in one day. I have to read the books from 300 chapters onwards. I read them too fast and many books in the bookshelf have been read. The updates are slow and the number of words is too small to read. Hey.
I have two heaven-defying cheats in my hands, and the two cool cheats are written as masochistic texts. I can't be the only one who is poisoned, they must be full of stars.
The protagonist is not invincible, the development pace is okay, and the world view is quite realistic. I highly recommend it. The pace in the middle and late stages is too slow and not very exciting.
Not bad, keep working hard
The writing is very similar to previous Internet articles, and it is not just a fast-paced product.
There is a simulated reality where he punches hard
It's a very good simulation book, but the simulation ratio of this book is much better than those books that are always simulation. If there was a rating, it would probably be over 8 points.
The purpose of simulation is to replace the risk of reality. If there is a simulator in reality, why should we kill enemies we are not sure about? Don't you want to go after the simulation?