In the Age of Heroic Spirits, I Relied on Simulation to Transcend Eternity

Does the protagonist have common sense? People who have been famine for a long time cannot eat a lot of uncooked rice at once, otherwise they will eat dead people, and they must be cooked.

There are quite a few shortcomings, and many places are unreasonable, but they are all harmless. At least there is no too outrageous plot. For example, as an ordinary person, your calmness, familiarity, and ability to fight to the death can be explained by accepting memories. Although it is not mentioned, and then the ghost makes you disappear, what does the doctor say? This is a moderate poison, but I haven't seen any serious poison yet.

It's as good-looking as the heroic spirit simulations I've seen.

The author is good at writing about heroes and understands what a hero is and what a hero is.

Let's update the book to chapter 80 first and then read it [please update]

Okay, ok, I think it's very beautiful, I hope the author will update it more [smile][smile][smile]

The simulation plot is good, but I have a doubt Where did so many people come from on the battlefield? 1. The supernatural event has not been announced 2. There are only a limited number of awakened ones. The number of awakened heroic spirits for each person is limited and their levels are uncertain. 3. There are hundreds of thousands of enemies on one battlefield. Where did so many people go to this kind of meat grinder battlefield, and still maintain the supernatural and unannounced status? [What]

Lazy bookworm

Finally, there is a novel that does not have a brainless villain or a big enemy. There is still a civil war. The protagonist is not brainless and makes people hate him. It is very comfortable. If you like genre themes, you can read it.

Why are there only two chapters per day? I have been following the update for almost a month!