Simulation: Starting with The Outcast

I have been squeezing my strength, and even for the sake of squeezing my strength, the third reward was not written out, nor what the result was. The fourth time I simply refused to receive the reward without looking at it, and even made a Kamen Rider Japanese anime at the beginning. Then I met Na Dotong when I went out. He was overflowing with lust and wanted to save Chen Duo. He was inexplicably unwilling to do anything. He was doing all kinds of things there. His mind was very immature, his IQ was low and his personality was like a little kid.

The book is okay, but I have a few complaints: 1. You didn't choose "One Hundred Years of Pure Cultivation" out of the three options, but chose a drawing that can't immediately improve your combat power 2. The protagonist is too casual

The author pretended to be dead and didn't answer. You could tell at a glance that he was a product of the studio, but this also had an advantage. He didn't seem to care whether you scolded him or not.

In one sentence, it's a downgrade, it's a cool article, it's downgraded, everyone understands it.

The writing is messy, and you can tell at a glance that the author has no outline and writes wherever he thinks. Creativity is wasted

The previous writing was very messy, but I preferred to watch the development, so I read it slowly and patiently. As a result, the simulation turned out to be a simulation. I actually traveled through the fox demon and the little matchmaker slowly experienced it. In an instant, the book collapsed, which violated the original intention. It was obviously a simulation, so the simulation would be fine. I don't know what the author thought?

The writing was too messy and gave me a headache to read, and I always felt that the author's portrayal of the company was too outrageous. According to the simulation in Chapter 17, the protagonist had a mechanical limb and was actually assassinated. It was too outrageous. The author probably didn't know how meaningful this thing was to ordinary disabled people. And according to one person's world view, the country's attitude towards aliens is to strictly control the population red line, which means that one person's world still belongs to the world of ordinary people, so the exoskeleton armor and Gundam developed by the protagonist are not of great significance to the country and the army. If such a talent is discovered by the country, how can it be possible for the company to take care of it, and wouldn't it be good to let him do scientific research? That would also allow other strangers to assassinate him.

It's boring. The beginning of the writing is good, but later it is revealed that the author is a novice author. To sum up, there is no main line and the writing is too messy. The author obviously wants to come out one by one, and he has not even written an outline.

Recently, there were a lot of frogs popping up last time, and now there are a bunch of simulations popping up. What will it be next time?

Literary youth is not a disease, reading is really terrible