My Paranormal Simulator

What is a simulator? It's fake, except the future is real. Where do the rewards come from? The simulator gives them, it's like getting something for free. It's the same no matter which protagonist you change, so what's the point of having a protagonist?

The protagonist is constantly grumbling and complaining about the high price and the lack of an emulator; he's just a useless character. This kind of protagonist is utterly worthless.

The beginning was alright, but later the protagonist became a truly wicked, overly saintly figure.

Humanity is declining, and they even have to lower the intelligence of humans to preserve the protagonist's scholar's IQ.

Is it enjoyable? If not, I won't read it. It was recommended by a yakuza group. I hate those cloyingly sentimental books. So, is this one enjoyable?

It's really boring to always be able to kill monsters above your level. It would be better not to divide them into different realms. Instead, as long as you have rich combat experience, solid basic skills, and good techniques and weapons, you can fight monsters above your level.

After finding a job, the author will write new books as a side job and take it slow. Writing full-time before becoming a top author is indeed not very rational.

Are so many simulator-style novels written by computers these days? None of them are good.

This simulator is a complete charade! Why don't you just call it a dungeon system? Besides, the cost of entering a dungeon is practically zero. Does that mean I can just grind through dungeons until I can blow up the Earth with one punch, and dying in a dungeon has no real consequences? Entering a dungeon is essentially free, and the skills and advancements gained in dungeons can be carried over to real life. How can you not be in trouble?

The author seems to have flopped. I think it's still a very good read, so why is nobody reading it?