I Can Simulate the Course of Civilization

Let's take a vote! Let me make it clear first, this story does not feature a harem. The author is not good at writing romantic scenes. You can only write one female lead at most. You could also completely omit the female lead. If you're writing about a single female lead, please reply with 1. No female lead, please return to section 2.

This book is a story about redemption. Based on the main world's deduction, the simulation creates countless possibilities for the future, allowing people to save themselves through their own efforts and wisdom. Danger lurks in the void, and people's fates are often fraught with hardship. We humans never bow our heads easily. Even if it's ruthless oppression, even if it's cold-blooded torture.

Seeing so many people are unhappy with Shi Wei 😂😂 This newbie promises, this is the last time for the dungeon's deduction. Remember: this dungeon (the Giant Oxygen Era dungeon) will absolutely not appear in the next dungeon (actually, it's just for plot conflict, there was no intentional poisoning, what can you do if a book doesn't have villainous conflict?).

The beginning was pretty good, but the part simulating 100,000 years ago became a little difficult to read. The protagonist barely had any presence in the two 100,000-year-old simulations, and some parts felt forced. The eldest prince was plotting a rebellion and was about to kill his family, yet instead of returning to consolidate his power, he went on a mission and spent 90,000 years fighting…

I think in the latest chapter, the author could add an explanation of why they're observing Earth's civilization. They could use the "dark forest theory" of the universe as a starting point, suggesting that Earth's arrogance led them to expose their coordinates. The observers then find Earth intriguing and want to see what Earth will choose if it knows the future.

The beginning was quite good, but it didn't go so well after 100,000 years into prehistory.

I hope other countries can also produce great people who dedicate themselves to the future of humanity. I feel a bit sorry for the people in the Central Plains region.

Why do you think so many deduction-based novels are also about cultivating immortality? Only a small portion of the stories focus on technology. Clearly, technology is more convenient to use than cultivation, and the protagonist is from a technologically advanced civilization. Why then does the protagonist choose a cultivation path, only focusing on pure cultivation?

I tipped 100 points to get a comment. This is very similar to another book I read (which begins with the protagonist pretending to be the creator). I hope the author doesn't follow the path of that book, sticking to behind-the-scenes work and refraining from things like clones and life simulations. It's incredibly annoying. I only read up to the part where the clone ends up locked up in jail inventing things, and then I stopped reading.

Dear readers, following along is very important. If you like it, please continue reading (following along affects recommendations, and new authors already have fewer opportunities. If there are no recommendations, the book will only be read offline, which affects its quality). The author has a relatively complete outline and is constantly improving it.