[Thrilling] [Invincible] [Not a Saint] [Safe to Read, No Annoying Plot Points]
Reborn in a fantasy world, Yang Fan had ordinary talent and planned to accept his fate, living out an uneventful life in obscurity. Then he discovered he had bound himself to the Immortal Realm Life Simulator.
Start a simulation, become a being of the Immortal Realm, and experience an entire immortal life:
Join a supreme immortal sect and learn ancient immortal arts.
Explore the secret realms of the Immortal Realm and seize innate treasures.
Battle mighty enemies in the Immortal Domain and learn the battle experience of an Immortal Emperor.
When the simulation ends, every ability, memory, and treasure becomes real!
The divine abilities others spend a century cultivating, he can master in a single simulation.
The rarest natural treasures in the world, he can pick up at will in his simulated Immortal Realm.
His fellow disciples bully him, and the elders look down on him?
Yang Fan can't be bothered to argue. One move is enough to kill them. Anyone who stands in his way dies.
The prodigies of every race swagger around, convinced their talent is unrivaled?
Yang Fan crushes them without holding back.
I won't provoke anyone who doesn't provoke me. But if anyone comes after me, I'll wipe them out root and branch!
Through one simulation after another, Yang Fan goes from an unknown nobody in a local sect to sweeping aside every enemy and crushing the myriad races of the Great Wilderness.
First of all, the poisonous point is that you are a waste material, then you become stronger, and then you are a counterattack. You are a waste in front, and you are a counterattack in the back. There is no family story about unity like Tudou's "Fight to Break the Sphere", and there is no such thing as the father being the sect leader or the clan leader. Why don't the elders of the sect secretly spy on you or check you or something like that? The second is that at the beginning of the chapter, a woman is courteous to the protagonist for nothing. What do you want to prove? In the third simulation, is it impossible to continue writing if you don't die? Can't survive more than one chapter!
I didn't want to read the fourth chapter. Originally I thought the upgrade was quite fast. But I didn't expect that the author would not even talk about logic in order to reduce the level. The protagonist's qualifications in the real world are very poor, so he can't even break through the second realm. But in the simulated world, the protagonist is born with an immortal body. As a result, the protagonist cannot break through to the second realm. I'm really speechless. Don't know what to say?
What kind of opening is this? The protagonist is a reborn person, but he still cares about what others say. Also, it's not like there's no one behind the protagonist, he actually talks to each of them in person.
The introduction is still better than the main text
What the hell is this first picture? It's so cliche.