Everyone's a Simulator: I Have Countless Talents

It looked pretty good from the beginning, but after the third volume, it exploded in the first chapter. The half-father relationship is real, not real. The eighteen-year relationship between brother and sister was eaten by dogs, and they just hugged each other and lay on the same bed. You can guess the plot without watching the rest. It felt like I was suddenly fed a mouthful of shit, and I really vomited.

I couldn't stand it when I saw Qingniu. He was obviously here to forge weapons, but all day long he was thinking about transforming into NTR. Didn't he really die if he died in this simulation? He still wanted to seduce the emperor's woman, but his brain changed when he turned into a cow? The problem is that this guy has always wanted his sister to kiss him before. The family doesn't care. Don't they think it's inappropriate for the child to be older?

The protagonist's lust was already evident in the first simulation, but the first two times were in situations that were controllable by the protagonist, but the third time was different. He didn't take his own life seriously at all. The author didn't say that the protagonist was very careful to test it. I only know that the protagonist was too presumptuous when faced with an existence that could instantly kill the protagonist at any time. This kind of behavior will seriously affect the rating, let alone a special world where real death occurs, even in an ordinary world.

I don't know if the author has changed, or something happened, but in short, the character of this book has completely collapsed since the third copy. The protagonist seems to have had aphrodisiac soaked in his head. Instead of doing business, he just thinks about women. He has nothing to say, leaves, and spits before leaving. He-tui garbage

In the first book, the protagonist cuckolds an emperor. The emperor is so powerful that the harem can't control it. It's awesome.

All I can say is that the third copy of the bull demon is poisonous... The protagonist seems to have suddenly forgotten that his goal is to refine the magic weapon, and his focus is entirely on transforming into a monster to grab the queen... It feels like the character has collapsed.

I can't understand what the author is thinking. There are a few stable ones at the front, but they become more and more outrageous as you go to the back. First it's Gongsun Qingli, and then there's Wang Xiangxiang. The male protagonist is directly given the status of a real stallion. I seriously doubt that the latter part was written by a gunman? To be honest, I don't think even the Gunners can write such a plot that ruins the entire book.

It looked pretty good at first, but the more I write, the more rubbish it becomes.

I don't understand why you suddenly became a bitch? Why bother to lick a woman instead of doing business?

I originally thought that the author had written a book like Fishing in the Heavens and would rise to prominence sooner or later. All I feel now is destruction, how about love?