Life Simulation: Let the Theocratic Queen Regret Her Life

The first story is very exciting, and I have a lot of staying power after reading it, but I don't want to read the second story because the first one was so well written. I already defaulted to the fact that the male and female protagonists are in pure love. If there are other female protagonists in the future, it will feel like the protagonist has become a scumbag. Is there anyone like me?

It's good to read. The first story is well polished at first glance. The writing is okay and the length is around 30 to 40 chapters. The pace is neither too fast nor too slow. It's rare to find a good book in analog fiction. It's still worth recommending so far.

The story in the first chapter is very well written, with a bit of a literary flair, but it must have gone through a lot of polishing before it was published before Dajun could see the work. The only worrying thing is that this type of article has few readers because it is not a fast food article. The experience of following the reading may not be as good as saving up a whole story and then reading it in a coherent and interesting way. Without too much following reading, the data of the book will not be very good. I don't know how long this book will take to write. ᵕ᷄≀ ̠ᵕ᷅

I just finished watching the first simulation. As everyone said, the content is very literary. There is no hard-earned love, but more of a regret. The protagonist is behind the scenes. During the simulation, the relationship with the heroine feels more like a close friend than love. The hero is more like a one-sided love or the heroine is dull about emotions. It gives me a feeling that the heroine is not worthy of the hero. This feeling may be better after seeing it. What's very interesting here is that the male protagonist's behavior during the simulation was not deliberately done to create a certain ending. It came from his heart. At present, the heroic spirit gives me a very ethereal feeling. When the male and female protagonists meet again, will the female protagonist die in the simulated world and become a heroic spirit and be summoned by the male protagonist?

The first story is very exciting. It is the most detailed simulation story in Tomato. I look forward to the next one.

It looks good, and the writing and story details in the simulation flow are pretty good. The only shortcoming is that the first story doesn't have any classic scenes of the two people together. However, the depth of emotion is deepened in the simple and even monotonous daily descriptions. They look like a couple, no, more accurately, it should be more.

Niu Fu author, you are Niu Fu, the author Are you deaf? @Tentacle2025 I said you are a bull

Manxing made me cry three times as a man. Do you know that my eyes were red three times?

So delicious, but a bit naive

At the end of the first simulation, it looked like seeds of light were being emitted, which made me a little nervous [face covering]

The first story is very well written, very delicate, and has a sense of literary youth. I feel like I have no desire to read the next story [face covering]

Finally struck gold

Why not break up the story into a collection of different stories. The essence of mock writing is this.

The first one smells like Otto, and the second one is more fun to make dumplings with vinegar.

For no other reason than the book is very good, please support it.

Why no one rated it? The first volume is the best. It's good.

The writing style is okay. The repetition rate in the first two volumes is too high. It is an emotional article, but there are regrets in each volume. When will I make up for it?

Excellent product, I just finished reading the first story, it was a bit frustrating, but exquisite. It would be perfect if it could be briefer and more refined. As long as the expression is in place, a lot of words can be omitted in the middle.

The story is touching, the characters are very delicately drawn, and the author's writing style is really good. I won't have any problem maintaining this level of 8~9 points later [Adoration]

It's pretty good. It's indeed a mock article, but the writing style is really good.

In the simulation novel, the writing is pretty good and the plot is pretty good, but some words are a little repetitive, but overall it's pretty good.