Building Foundation on the First Simulation, Inheriting Everything Gained

In the simulator category, this is practically a top-tier game. It offers one simulation opportunity per day with no resource costs, and all progress is transferred with a single click. There are no major flaws; the protagonist is intelligent enough to know how to farm resources, and there's no issue with cultivation level. Overall, it's a very enjoyable experience and definitely worth checking out.

It was incredibly satisfying, especially the first time simulating recognizing a Nascent Soul adoptive father—the resource consumption was surprisingly enjoyable and reasonable. However, the author should try to control the pacing; reaching the Foundation Establishment stage on the first day of the simulation is too early unless you have a significant power level difference, otherwise you'd reach the Deity Transformation stage within a week. [Full][Full][Full]

In short, it's simply exhilarating. It doesn't feel restrictive, there are no mindless villains, the protagonist isn't a pushover, and it avoids the clichéd plots of older novels. For a novel written like this, it easily ranks in the top ten.

So satisfying! 🤦 It doesn't suppress any fighting power at all. The only downside is that you can easily guess the content of each chapter just by looking at the title, which isn't very friendly to seasoned readers. 🤦 It gets boring later on, but it's really satisfying.

It's pretty good. The pace is fast, the actions are decisive, and the decision to make someone else your adoptive father is swift. The only downside is that some obvious choices require a reason for not choosing them, which makes you want to skip them. Otherwise, there aren't many problems.

This book is excellent; in my opinion, it ranks in the top five of Tomato Simulation Novels. It's enjoyable from beginning to end, maintaining a high level of engagement. The early and middle parts are humorous, while the later parts get a bit dry, but it's still manageable. This later dryness is a common problem in many novels; some are dull and tedious from start to finish.

Lu Bu: Passive: When attacked by his adoptive father or mother, damage is reduced by 50%, or both sides have a chance to be unable to attack each other. Every 3 attacks, a backstab is automatically triggered. Skill 1: Recognize Kinship: After activation, the lower the level of the two parties, the easier it is to successfully recognize each other as relatives.

This is a pure, enjoyable read, with no twists or plot points whatsoever. We're not asking for the protagonist to suffer, but at least there should be some process, right? Basically, he gets whatever he wants, all the good things happen to him, and he can fill in the numerical values ​​himself. [Staring emoji]

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