My Apocalypse Simulator Is Unbeatable

The cheat-like abilities are fine, but the protagonist is terrible. He initially knew to explore the surrounding resource points, but after the simulation, he just stayed inside playing games. Did he think the food in the house would last forever? Didn't he plan for the future? Or was he waiting until the food and electricity ran out before thinking about going out to find resources?

I ordered two chapters to read, and one part made me laugh. Here is the original text. The power of the Nine-Star Warrior was on full display; in less than three minutes, Zhou Ling had easily wiped out hundreds of zombies. Nine-star attributes are 900k, nine thousand times that of an ordinary person.

I'm obsessed with simulators. Actually, it's quite simple: For example, the protagonist of a certain book is like a cannon fodder soldier forcibly conscripted during World War I, with an extremely low social status, such as being starving, a beggar, and making a living by begging and occasionally drawing for others... Then, he can simulate the events of the following day in advance.

After reading several dozen chapters, I think it's readable, though there are some minor issues. The protagonist isn't very familiar with the simulation in the early stages, but after nine simulations, he becomes a competent post-apocalyptic protagonist. However, I still have a question: the mutated creatures in this post-apocalyptic world evolve incredibly fast!

Why not just write a simulation? Why add scenes of drawing prizes and getting gold bricks? This is the part I hate the most.

So all humans on Earth start in hell. I want to ask... How many humans will survive in the end?

It's really not working; they didn't even select the immune virus, which is incredibly presumptuous.

The novel is quite contradictory, and the characters' IQs aren't very high either.

To be honest, the author should take this seriously. The pacing and writing style were actually quite good, but the premise was just too illogical, like child's play, full of contradictions and unrealistic. If this book doesn't do well after its release, I suggest the author just scrap it and start a new one, learning from this mistake.

Dear friends, please support the book during its new release period and be sure to read it! Thank you so much! 😘