
My World Simulator
我的世界模拟器
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 163k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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63Chapters
4.2kRecommendations
6.5kFans
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I've noticed that, starting at some point, novels frequently feature scenes depicting the protagonist as narcissistic and thinking he's handsome. These scenes can appear multiple times, and it doesn't seem to make any difference whether they're there or not. What's the point besides padding the word count?
Here's a suggestion for the author: the system should ideally not be overly clever, and it would be better if it didn't have any intelligence at all, otherwise it would be a real liability.
Here's a suggestion: it's best to avoid the existence of a "fourth calamity." The protagonist should absolutely not introduce real-world characters as players. In the novels I've read of this type, the moment players are introduced, the whole thing falls apart; it's full of flaws and generally impossible to manage. (Just my personal suggestion.)
Standard start: Incurable disease + Returning to hometown
The protagonist's character is both hypocritical and pretentious. Alternatively, you could directly create a cold and ruthless protagonist. Either create a protagonist who is kind-hearted. As it turns out, the current protagonist is truly unworthy of his position, acting like a prostitute while pretending to be virtuous.
The very fact that the creator god personally intervened in the development of civilizations destroys the diversity of civilizations. Don't tell me the protagonist is impartial; if the protagonist has taken on disciples, how could he be unbiased?
I'll just vote quietly, and wait until the author leaves before switching to another one.
Humans have abused him countless times, yet he treats them like his first love. 😅
I came in thinking the title meant a story about a protagonist chopping trees, mining, and farming, but it turned out to be just another generic creation story. Disappointing.