The Strongest Simulator Across the Myriad Worlds
诸天最强模拟器
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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No female lead, or just one female lead. The protagonist isn't an idiot. I forgot to add ratings to this list. Books are rated out of five stars: Four stars = top-tier Three stars = solid Two stars = decent One star = still has potential Five stars... I haven't found a five-star masterpiece yet.
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I don't know which author invented this writing style, but they depict ordinary people with cold, piercing eyes, all sorts of glints in their eyes, and a wicked, seductive smile—it's truly vicious.
Seeing the world of gods and ghosts was so depressing, it made me feel terrible!
To be honest, while the first two chapters were significantly altered, they were still acceptable. Starting with *Storm Riders*, they forcibly fed the protagonist historical events. And *A Chinese Ghost Story* was utterly ridiculous. Not only was it completely changed, but the protagonist was also forcibly suppressed, and the system even tried to possess him.
To be honest, the first few chapters of your book made me want to drop it. All this fancy stuff, luck is luck, and reputation is reputation. Gaining fame is easy. Take the small businesses in the book, for example; the gangsters won't let you do them, they want the secret recipe. Then just openly announce it to all the people in the city. One city isn't enough, go to a few more.
The novel tropes from ten years ago naturally carried a sense of hostility.
The first chapter was indeed a bit toxic. I don't know how others did it, but I would never believe that anyone would spare my family after I died. I only believe one thing: as long as you're alive, there's still hope; once you're dead, there's nothing left. It seems like the protagonist won by gambling with his life, but that's just the author's setup.
The talisman cuts off the testicles, not the banana.
He was poisoned to death in the very first chapter; the easiest way to shock people is to eat shit in the street! So this idiot protagonist is just here to disgust the author, right? This idiot has completely disgraced millions of transmigration novel readers on Qidian!
I just can't take it anymore. The writing style was alright, so I persevered and read over two hundred chapters, but the content is just too angsty. It's like the author has some kind of cheat code but doesn't know how to use it properly. On one hand, it says the author has already turned evil and will use anything to their advantage, and on the other hand, it says the author has a bottom line…
This is utterly brain-dead. The very first chapter reveals the author's abnormal brain structure; at least three or four passages demonstrate the thought process of a mentally ill person.