Humanity Yongchang Starts from the Simulator

I think we can write more about the simulated world in the early stage The main world is now in the development stage, with few human races, the protagonist's level is very low, and he has no ability to compete with the thousands of races in the background. In fact, what everyone needs is a sense of growth in the main world. After all, simulated worlds are all virtual. It is best for the main world to have the feeling of getting stronger step by step. In fact, the author can add a little more background to the main world. To put it more dangerously, it will take a while in the early stage, which may be better. I think the main world can be written about cultivation and farming + dynasty hegemony + war among all races Wouldn't it be better if the struggle of human beings are interspersed in the middle, but it shouldn't be too cruel. It would be better if it feels like a heroic epic. The simulated world is used to accumulate various production materials. The author can plan the role of the simulated world 1. Cultivation system type (a world in the three directions of essence, energy and spirit) 2. Professional skills type (alchemy, weapon refining, formations, talisman making) 3. Management experience type (governing mortal countries, immortal dynasties, heavenly courts, etc.)

Well, about this genre, I can't give you any advice. I can only remind the author that there is something he should take good care of, because with this special setting, the strength is actually reset every time he is reincarnated. Later, many authors will write something that goes beyond the original golden finger rules, such as the divinity of the protagonist in the middle and late stages of the fantasy simulator. However, I remember writing that the protagonist's soul power has become very strong due to the superposition of several reincarnations Compared to the physical side with strong combat power, the soul side of this kind of reincarnation is easy to have a strength-retaining setting I'm just saying, I can't say whether this setting is good or bad? But it's really cool To put it simply, the protagonist of this kind of novel usually masters an ability with extremely high growth potential and can continue to become stronger in reincarnation by the middle stage, but as for whether this setting is necessary? Or the specific extent to which this ability is set depends on how the author writes it? Some of these abilities are only dealt with in the early stage, and then transferred to the main system of this world in the mid-term After some grow up a little, the strength of each reincarnation is directly comparable to the strong people of the middle and upper levels of this world (and I think this setting is actually very necessary). In the early stage, when the world level is relatively low, it is okay, from the system Taking some exceptional abilities, such as the innate body, can directly allow the protagonist to break through that world level and reach the innate level. But in the later stage, there are also various powerful talents and physiques in various other people's worlds. If you are also following other people's cultivation path, it will inevitably appear, even though you have been reincarnated. A few lives, but there is not much essential difference between you and most practitioners in this world, and this ability that will not disappear and can be run in the game can be used as a springboard. There are always some worlds with some weird things, and some conditions that are difficult to achieve in this world. Another system is light and It can be done easily. For example, in the world of superpowers, everyone is crazy about developing superpowers, but fundamentally speaking, the spirit itself does not increase much ヽ(￣д￣;)ノ, but as the superpowers are developed, the utilization rate becomes higher. At this time, if you bring a meditation method between mages, you can directly activate Wushuang.

This, a small supporting character in the dungeon world, is written in more detail than in the main world The author can't distinguish the priorities. Many things can be mentioned in one stroke, but the author just wants to be good at it. Judging from the author's writing style, he is not a novice, so why can't he distinguish the priorities?

Chapter 48 The disciple went crazy and killed innocent people indiscriminately, and then you just took him back and educated him. Look at the title of your book again. Don't tell me, can this kind of character save mankind? You can't do this, save the ass

Please, if you can't write an emotional scene, then stop being disgusting here! The settings are pretty good, don't go out of your way to poison them.

WC, this emotional scene made me numb. I originally wanted to watch her s*x, but didn't it? I thought it would make me feel better, cao, could the author not put poison in it? If I didn't know it was temporary, I really wouldn't be able to watch it. To be honest, this male protagonist is really sentimental. After so much experience, it feels like he has not experienced anything. He has experienced so much and been married many times. He can fall in love with another woman after just one turn, which is the same as Bai's experience. I hope the author will try not to put poison in it. Thank you.

The second dungeon was really speechless. 1. The Chen State had a total of thirteen cities at the beginning. However, the protagonist's imperial examination was divided into county examination, hospital examination, township examination, general examination, and palace examination. 2. There was civil strife later, and there were so many countries. It took you four years to unify the country, but in the end there was no foreign invasion for four years. 3. This is very important. You spent most of the page on how the protagonist was very cautious and frustrated in the family fight when he was a child, and then he was cautious and obscene in his development. Finally, you wrote a little space on how to unify the country, and ended up finishing the struggle for hegemony in one chapter. Finally, you explained that the rest of the story is boring, and it's really boring. It's better to finish the previous chapters and spend more space on how to fight for hegemony, so that it will be exciting. To read this kind of novel, you have to read the copy. As a result, the world of the copy ends in an anticlimactic manner. The first part is cautious and frustrating, but the climax is gone in one chapter.

Can a bandit den pay 80,000 taels of silver and 3,000 taels of gold? Author, can you understand the purchasing power of silver and gold in ancient times? Taking prices in the Ming Dynasty as an example, the price of a Siheyuan in the capital was only a few dozen taels. With these 80,000 people, we can start a rebellion and occupy several cities for two or three days.

The author's book is very delicious, and it is memorable after eating it. It is a good dish! 👍

There will always be a temporary heroine, which is boring

Some of the plot designs are too retarded

This novel has gone astray. To put it simply, the characterization in the simulator is deeper than the characterization in reality, and the descriptions in the simulator are more lengthy than the descriptions in reality.

To be honest, I'm a little disappointed. It seemed like a genre I liked, but I was dissuaded by the author's strength. There is no distinction between priority and secondary. I don't know what I am writing.

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I just saw the second simulated world, and the girl felt so poisonous as soon as she came out, so she forced herself to

To be honest, the more I watch, the more boring I get. For example, the main world is filled with emperors and emperors. When you look at the population of hundreds of thousands, it seems a bit peace-keeping. When it comes to Weird, I don't want to watch Weird. As the saying goes, people who are not my race must have different hearts. What's more, Weird is the kind of person who can become stronger by killing people. They are naturally on the opposite side.

Has anyone read this book? When simulating dozens of chapters at a time, which one is more important, the simulated world or the real world?

Come on, author, write more about the main world and don't always deviate from the topic 🤭🤭🤭🌹🌹🌹

It's not enough. The author should write more!

What the hell is this?

The writing is pretty good, it's considered first-class dry food, keep up the good work

There is a masterpiece by a great man, but I am not worthy of it

You haven't seen the back yet. Don't you have a demonic blood oath in your Sutra Pavilion? Afraid of betrayal, I directly asked those people to swear the blood oath of their inner demons when accepting the inheritance. Once the technique was passed on to others, their inner demons would immediately come back to clear them up on the spot.

Finished with flowers🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

It's a trap, it's a trap, it's a trap, it's a trap!

My first reaction was to restart the life simulator and find the fairy vein catalog left in the previous life in the cave

The dungeon has nothing new, so go check out the monster dungeon.

I personally like this kind of novels, and I have read a lot of them, such as Lord of the Heavens, Fantasy Simulator, and The Sims. Having read the first two stories so far, I can't help but want to talk about this novel. First of all, the first story is too thin. The second story is quite long and contains a lot of explanations. It would be nice if it could share the pressure with the first story. Also, according to the description of the main world in the current novel, it is best to write the protagonist in a more sophisticated way. You don't have to write it in an old-yin style. But you'd better not write it as Tou Tiege. Your first and second stories both take place in the same world, so it's best to leave some hidden identities and powers for the assistant. There is no contradiction between overt influence and covert influence.

In fact, you can read some book reviews. These dozens look a bit chilling.

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