
Reincarnated as a Villager, I Cultivate Immortality by Drawing Traits Through Simulations
转生村民,靠模拟中抽词条修仙
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 16h ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- It's Bad Enough to Play It Safe in Real Life, but You Play It Safe in the Simulation Too现实苟就算了,模拟中你也苟Alternate title on Fanqie
476Chapters
40.6kReads
8.3Score
5.2kShelves
12kListens
381.5kReads · all time
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Reader comments 86
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The simulation details are handled well and the mood is full. Cultivation of immortals is the same as in modern society where everyone strives to be a master. The suffering of most people is a structural problem. If the roots of private ownership cannot be gradually eliminated, tragedies will continue to occur.
Very nice simulator article. It's not that the harem doesn't exist, but it has logic and a storyline. It looks like there should be multiple female protagonists, and I quite like them all. It's not like other novels where the writing is so random and ugly.
It's very well written. You said it's too heavy-handed, but I don't think so. I feel like the author is writing a story, rather than a rigid upgrade flow. The story is very interesting, the male protagonist has a good personality, and the confidante is also very interesting (except for the simulation of the second mortal). It's not like some novels that are impatient and always on the verge of death.
The first part was pretty good, but in Chapter 140, I saved a little girl who was a shark. The sharks were very valuable there and were sold by many people. Then the protagonist keeps it with him and earns her travel expenses back. Because he had been living in the city, this shark didn't give way to another monk when he went back, so a conflict broke out and he got into trouble with the law enforcement team and the like, which was quite vicious. 666. Before leaving, the shark suddenly became a great monk again and became even more vicious. You can skip and read these 10 chapters on the road from Nanhai to Zhongzhou. There are many poisonous points. The plot is probably about saving a female shark, and then making alchemy in a city to earn travel expenses. After meeting an alchemy monk named Shuyu Yuanying, he broke through and became a real golden elixir monk.
I feel that the frame of the story is very complete, not to mention the loose and gray lines, at least many parts can be echoed back and forth, and the protagonist is also okay. However, the current life is too slow, and the main plot of the current world and the relationship between the heroines have not made much progress. Can you simulate the main plot and the emotions of the current world? Otherwise, there will always be a feeling that we have all experienced so much, but you don't feel it at all.
It's not bad. It's not that cheating. It's not like the whole story is spent in simulation. Many simulation articles have 100 chapters, 90 of which are simulations. It looks a bit tiring, and many details are mentioned in one stroke.
Yes, yes, there are no anti-human settings.
It's a title-based game that has nothing to do with Gou. It feels a bit frivolous. The 4 stars are for the first 150 chapters. The pain of the tortured master is not bad. The simulation basically has a smooth life in the first half, and then starts to trick the male protagonist in various ways in the second half. Basically, those who have a good relationship with the male protagonist will not end well. I gave up after reading chapter 350, maybe because I read it too quickly. Chapter 167 looks like it was written by someone else. It's not that I can't read it, but I feel that the gap from before chapter 156 is a bit too big.
It's pretty good, I recommend watching it. There's basically no poisonous points, but it's just a problem. The protagonist in the previous plot simulation acted as if he didn't know that he was simulating. For example, when he was refining the Five Demons Golden Pill, he clearly said that the upper limit would be stuck, but the protagonist agreed without any worries, saying that his talent was like this anyway. After all, this will be inherited into reality. What you get when you return to reality is a card. The golden elixir with a dead limit; and in the next 300 chapters, it seems that he knows that he is simulating and knows how to use the simulation to test the road, but the author never says why, or writes that he can plan a rough route before the simulation, for example, I want to explore this road, and the rest will be simulated as usual, or simply say that the system will limit the cognition of the simulation protagonist, and he does not know that he is simulating. To be precise, many people started arguing.
This simulation novel is really amazing! The pacing is so precise that I didn't catch my breath after reading it for a long time. It's been a long time since I've read such an interesting simulation article! 🤤🤤🤤 Later, the protagonist becomes wiser, but the author is still not good at writing.