Life Simulator in a World of the Strange and Supernatural

The protagonist should commit suicide. In the simulation, if anyone takes away the protagonist's things, he can master martial arts and martial arts. The protagonist will die after 70 or 80 simulations. Calling him trash is just to praise him.

After ninety simulations, martial arts, not to mention the three realms, can at least reach the peak of the fourth realm. Then, from a high position, it will be easier to reverse the path of dual cultivation of martial arts. What is the result? The protagonist looks like an idiot, struggling with both martial arts and martial arts in the Seventh Realm, but the result is still a seriously flawed version, and he can only live to be twenty years old. . . This is not something a person with normal intelligence can do.

And I don't know why it took the protagonist thousands of years to reach the sixth level of martial arts, while other geniuses reach the sixth level in five years. No matter how bad their talent is, they can't do it. Doesn't that mean that other people's cultivation efficiency is thousands of times that of the protagonist, and the protagonist's talent is normal. There is no need to write a useless protagonist.

Since you have given me the ability to inherit the power, in the end, I can only inherit the memory? ? Is there any use for it? Either go out or die? Junk cheat

It's not interesting. The simulator is too perverted. It just simulates the future and gives you things back. Moreover, the main character's mentality is disgusting.

I just want to ask how to redeem the rewards from the Yokokawa House in Chapter 5. You must know that simulation is just a possibility of seeing the future. In reality, this house has an owner. You said that various treasures can be copied through the simulator, and that makes sense. This kind of forcible change of reality cannot be achieved by heaven. At least it must be done step by step and slowly. If the simulator is so powerful, what else should the three protagonists do? After all, he is just simulating the future.

I couldn't help it, so I came over to evaluate it. I got 80 points for the first time, and I was crazy about my strength, but it just didn't improve. The second time I got more than 50 points, I didn't improve my strength, but I still suppressed it. The simulation was full of treasures and magic weapons. I didn't want it. I asked for a human skin map. When I went back to the city and killed the maid, the map dropped. I really don't understand the author's logic. Why did you take two maps?

After reading dozens of chapters, the more I read, the more I feel that the protagonist is an intelligence agent. It is worthy of being produced by a studio and written by an artificial intelligence agent.

What kind of thing is this written? It's really rubbish. Each level is set to be very different. But in the simulator, the protagonist is always killed by people who are two levels above. The protagonist is stupid and stupid. No wonder the grades are not good. There is a reason.

Forcibly reducing wisdom, you have to practice martial arts and martial arts, and you will die all the time. If you practice martial arts alone, you are now at level 5.