Simulation: How Did This Turn into a Battle Royale of System-Protagonist Stories?

It looks good, but I feel that the protagonist does not have to maintain a hostile relationship with other people with golden fingers. After all, there is no conflict in essence. I feel that some of them can turn conflicts into friendship. I feel that the simulation does not require a family. Children are a drag for the protagonist who owns the simulator. The protagonist in the simulator only needs to live long enough, which can be used as a semi-predictor of the future. , The expansion of combat power is a bit fast, and I feel that the hang-up can be smaller. If it is a short-term story, it is okay to switch to the top and change the map mode. If it is a long-term story, it is necessary to polish the settings. The entries should not be too against the sky, and other people's cheats should not be too strong. It is best to write more about the real world, as a lubrication supplement and seasoning. Of course, the above is just my humble opinion. I hope the author can take a look at it. It would be great if talents could be upgraded. Why can't talents with good compatibility be synthesized? Will the talent grid be insufficient in the later stage? Is there an outline? Or write whatever you dream about [pucker][prow][prow]

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It's pretty good, one of the few that I can watch these days. It's a bit toxic, but I can accept it. What I don't like the most is that I have to cooperate with other system owners in the future. The most important thing is that I still kill the protagonist in the simulation.

Good to read, recommended. I have read a lot of simulator books. This one is relatively new. The world the male protagonist lives in is very special. There are many different systems born in this world. The male protagonist's system is a simulator. Although the development is very slow at the beginning, every simulation can usher in an exaggerated increase in strength. The systems inside are also all kinds of strange, such as the point-adding system, the many children and many blessings system, the summoning flow system, the Cthulhu Evil God system, the god incense system... The male protagonist evolves by killing the host of the system and upgrading his system. In short, the world is like a huge Gu farm. In addition to the system, this world feels like there are women/children of luck. The male protagonist's previous simulations ended up with the sister of the system host who was killed by him. I don't have any bad feelings towards this sister. Although he killed the male protagonist twice, he also saved the male protagonist. Then talking about the male protagonist, he did not become distracted because of the simulator. Although he joked that he didn't want to eat beef, but from several simulation plots, it seems that the male protagonist is still relatively affectionate and loyal. Anyone who has helped the male protagonist will be rewarded in the future. He didn't start a harem everywhere after upgrading. Instead, he avoided his parents' pressure to get married (this made me feel very involved 😢). It's very cute. Except for the first two worlds where he was forced to get married and got married, the rest were self-driven. He wanted to get married or to improve his strength. It's not bad. Although he doesn't seem to be the smartest male protagonist, he is very down-to-earth. What makes me feel the most mysterious and uncontrollable is that every time a system host is killed in reality, a new one will appear. This also makes the unchanging simulator plot interesting and uncontrollable. It is interesting. It also reminds me of the big stage in Cihang City, hahaha.

Cool! Aunt Ben stayed up all night watching it, it was so enjoyable! It's all dry stuff but not watery

Evaluate carefully, it's very interesting. I like this different type of system. The time-travelers simulate fighting each other. Seriously evaluate, it's very interesting. I like this different type of system. The time-travelers simulate fighting each other. Maybe I haven't watched it for a long time, but I feel that the plot is not draggy. It's quite fast, but even slower [Bird Food Masterpiece] [Bird Food Masterpiece]

Except for the female protagonist, everything else is in line with my expectations and it's pretty good-looking. The plot of the heroine is not too much, not too much, not too poisonous. It's just that the sense of crisis in the rhythm is a bit too strong. Once one crisis passes, another one will quickly follow.

It's really good, a lot of pitfalls will be filled, and you can clearly feel the change in the protagonist's mentality from the early stage to the later stage. It should be that there is a woman but no master. The relationship with Xu Yao is handled very well. After all, he can't be a monk.

It's very good-looking. The characters described are all flesh and blood. The time-travelers are not completely hostile to each other, but have some cooperation. Moreover, many characters are well described and smart. The protagonist repays his kindness and will take the initiative to resolve some of the kindness in the simulation after his strength improves.

It's okay. Mainly, this subject is quite new. There aren't many novels about System Brawl, and the combat power is easy to collapse. I've seen the latest chapter so far. The early stage is okay. The plot is compact and enjoyable, but it's a little watery later on. But it's acceptable. Anyway, this kind of simulator subject matter is basically like this. Don't use too many brains, it will be very comfortable to watch.