I Can Simulate Without Limit

All simulation novels follow the same mold: 1. The protagonist is a super useless person; 2. As long as the protagonist gets up and develops, God will definitely kill the protagonist! I wonder, how do ordinary people live to be 10 years old, 20 years old, or dozens of years old? ? ?

You simulate it so that the protagonist doesn't care about the Zhang family's crappy things. You simulate it everywhere and just keep extracting the results of your training. You can become the best in the world and then you can take care of this crappy stuff.

The writing is okay, but a lot of poison. I'll see how many people can survive this virgin heroine.

There is water, it is slightly poisonous, and it is whole food! It can be skimmed, but not savored.

A familiar plot, I chose the one next door

From Chapter 120 to Chapter 123, the writing is really stretched. Everyone was killed in the simulation, and those people were let go, and people were looking for trouble. I really didn't want to read anymore. In those 3 chapters, things that can be solved in one chapter, the protagonist is dawdling and verbose. Has the author changed? You have aroused the readers' emotions, but you actually let those people go? I really can't understand the feeling of having to stuff the shit back in when it's about to come out in the middle of defecation. Think about it for yourself.

The first part is okay, but the second part starts to overwhelm the protagonist. In the previous simulation, he learned the skills and became a county guard, and his son still has a backer. Later, I want to know the details of the Zhang family. Shouldn't I run the simulation again and choose my life experience? Don't know everything! As a result, you have to ramble here, otherwise you should not write the previous simulation scene, just find a new method in another way, you write it like this, and then ramble on there later, isn't this funny!

They are all compliments, so let me give you a negative review. This book is terrible and the writing is terrible.

Overall, it's too sharp. The martial arts version of Dad went there. . .

Once it's released, any plot involving family members will be outrageous.