Fantasy Family Simulator

I stayed up late and read more than a hundred chapters. I really liked this book.

I am a 99-year-old, and I started reading novels (pirated copies, Biquge) around 2012. I switched to Qidian around 2017 and started reading them. I am a real bookworm for ten years, a veteran of digging for gold in shit, and a master. I rarely read them. Now I read basically books by 345-level authors with few comments. Today I saw the author said that they will be put on the shelves. I will give an objective evaluation. The rhythm and writing are good. I feel that this book is too under-exposed. If you maintain the rhythm and writing style, it will not be a problem to have a high-quality book. The author can find people in the author group to recommend the book to increase exposure.

Come on, author. My wife and I both love reading it

After searching around, there is really no fantasy novel that can compare to this novel (for me). I am not afraid of jokes. It is the loyalty of soldiers, no growing pains, respect for love, the huge world view, the mature and stable age, and the increase of high-level life span. They all attracted me deeply. I originally hated system writing and simulation writing, but the previous points made me finish it. I fully accept and look forward to this cheat. Even the author of the bloodline potion setting, which I am deeply familiar with, does not describe it too much. This allows me to replace it with the improvement of talent, rather than the bloodline connection of the strong ancestors. That kind of setting is disgusting to me now. The continuity of the chapters should also be praised. Wow, it is so annoying. I have forgotten so many complimentary sentences in one sentence. It feels uncomfortable.

There is no Western fantasy novel protagonist who dares to name his son Alsace. They are all truly courageous people.

To be honest, it is really exciting that the author can submerge a lot of hidden lines without being abrupt. The author's fighting scenes are the simplest I have ever seen. The energy system feels very vague, but it is not bad. Now I have subscribed for more than ten chapters. Overall, it is worth the money. The main thing is the simulation. This simulation can be the finishing touch and is very exciting. I still look forward to the family and the simulation being able to highlight the main body.

Everything else is good, but there are too many crises, right? Basically, every ten days and a half is a life and death crisis.

A good book with a female protagonist can add a lot of color, but if there is a slight problem, it will be awkward. Therefore, I think it is a good book if it does not have a female protagonist or is purely transparent.

It's fully booked so far, and the writing is really good, and it doesn't seem to be the traditional routine of upgrading and changing maps. There is currently no female protagonist. The male protagonist is extremely affectionate and a good man towards his wife. He should be planning to resurrect his wife. There is no shortcoming except that he is slow to update. It's just that it's painful to follow up. I heard that if you don't follow up too much, the editor will advise the author to cut it off, so I want to keep it but don't dare. Reading one chapter a day is really heart-breaking😭

If there is no one, I will build one myself (★＞U＜★)

Although it is a short article, this book avoids almost all the poisonous points, and it is quite enjoyable to read. Maybe it is because I also like simulator settings. Food and grass, all right

This book is very well written, but it has a fatal flaw. It updates every day. Do you think I look down on it? The plot that was originally familiar to me has gradually become memorized as the update speed slows down. There were seven or eight books I was reading at the same time, including two with the same theme. The plots would get confused as I read them, so I kept reading them and then stopped reading them.

This book is generally good, but the younger son's character is too girly, he acts coquettishly and complains that his hobbies are like those of girls, which is not good at all. I have a guess, is it because he was originally set to be a daughter, but he was afraid that he would poison us with his devotion, so he changed it to a male?

I forgot where I saw it and gave up. Maybe I'm not interested in simulators. It feels like the protagonist has no subjective initiative, and the simulator seems to be able to predict everything. Accurate simulation can seize all opportunities, so why do you need enemies and supporting characters?

It's the food and fodder in the simulation novel! ! ! Not that poisonous! ! ! Although there are still many deaths every year! ! ! The advantage is that you can control your own rhythm and not collapse! The disadvantage is that it is a little different from the theme concept! 1 The development of the family depends entirely on the protagonist, but the development of ordinary family members is not much slower than that of the protagonist. In normal development, the protagonist is far higher than the family! The people in the family are probably not as good as the protagonist who recruits a few level 5 or above subordinates in the later stage. To be honest, the support for family members is far worse than other big families, except for the elves. At least the system should have a link to the development of the family, otherwise the protagonist will always die, and this so-called family is nothing! 2. The development of the protagonist depends on the BUG of the card system. This only shows that the destiny point system set by the system is unreasonable. A slight change is better than stuck in your own system. Just saying that you get points by killing enemies at higher levels, but not by killing enemies at equal levels? ! Obviously unreasonable! The normal development of a family is to compete with smaller families and families of the same level! It's almost a last resort to kill enemies by leaping up levels. An electric car crashes into a truck? ! Not a common occurrence! Killing 1,000 people of the same level has no impact on the power? Most families develop slowly. A nouveau riche is not a family, and a family that thrives for only one generation is not a big family! You get higher points if you climb higher levels, and you get fewer points if you get higher levels. It is unreasonable to not get any points. 3 I wrote almost two hundred chapters, all about personal power on family power. There is too little written about the development of the family's humanistic and economic power. This kind of writing is about the family style of a mercenary group, not the territory 4 The family style is too weak! Strengthening will make it more exciting! Refer to the sect-type lord novels. The full text system has no other function except to fix bugs for the protagonist. A simulation of Pipi! ! ! Hope for transformation☞Family simulation text

Zhong Tianwen hopes to absorb some elements of the dragon dying, just that little elf

How could an excellent novel not have idiom solitaire? I'll come first Ying Ying Zhuo Zhuo ƪ(˘⌣˘)ʃElegance

Damn it,,, I'm going to be a grandpa when I get on stage

It's an interesting start. The protagonist has traveled through decades and has sons and grandsons.

OK OK! Just watched it! This book avoids a lot of poisonous points and old clichés, and is very comfortable to read. Moreover, it is not the background of the cute little daughter in the beginning. The good girl in the beginning really made me vomit.

Idiom Solitaire starts with doing whatever you want

It's so beautiful, why are there so few people?

Very well written. As far as Western Fantasy Lord farming is concerned, it's pretty good.

Overall, it's a good book. It's a fine product. I just have a small suggestion. Use square brackets to distinguish each paragraph of the content during the simulation period. When you read it faster, you can't tell whether you are in the simulation or in the real plot advancement process without paying attention.

Elf, Elf, Elf, I want to see the Elf

It looks good. Why doesn't anyone read it? Well, those not-so-good data are much better than this. I don't understand 😰😰😰😰

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Compared with other text simulations, this novel gives people a step-by-step feeling like a spring breeze. Not exaggerated, not impetuous. Come on ＾0＾~ Author, the aroma of wine is not afraid of the depth of the alley!

This book is too watery, and the simulation content keeps recurring. For a novel with more than one million words, the real content is only about half, and the rest is just a low number of words.

Are there any novels similar to this one? Can you recommend them?