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It's a pity that this book is a book. It's probably because it's been manipulated and doesn't have much traffic, or maybe it's because the first few chapters are a bit too strong. But actually looking at the back, it is still a good book overall. I hope the author can stick to it until the second recommendation later [face covering]

The first fifteen chapters are written by humans, and some of the latter chapters are written by AI. Looking further back, they should be refined. The book itself is good. It's not that AI can't be used. If it's refined like this book, it would actually be quite nice. It's a tool, and it can't replace people. You can see what the tool writes at a glance.

The writing is vivid, the subject matter is novel, and the plot is smoothly connected. Highly recommended by bookworms...

A rare good book, the pinnacle of platinum

It does look good, but it's too short. Like the author [angry][angry][angry]

Not bad, quite cool

Okay, boring to watch

Looks pretty good so far

Just write about the boss like this, awesome

Not bad, just a little missing

Author, please update soon

The writing in the first chapter and after the sixth level is okay. The writing in the middle is too rigid. The thinking in the later chapters is okay.

Maybe, maybe it should be a single female protagonist

There is no need for mercy when dealing with dissidents. Endless killing and undying will to fight can give him the greatest respect.

It's quite interesting. The most important thing is that there are not many chapters in the simulated world. Other authors writing this kind of novels would like to write hundreds of chapters in a simulated world, and they can't distinguish the priorities.

There are some flaws in the previous writing, but it is indeed a refreshing article and quite good.

It's well written and has the flavor of previous novels.

The writing is not bad, but the beginning is a bit flawed but the rest is okay [eating melon]

Fresh subject matter, independent and complete world view that appeals to me Good reviews

A book with great potential, but the author is too short