Life Simulation: I Open the Path to Immortality for All Living Beings

How to review this book? Well, simply put, it's about a useless person getting a cheat code, but still remaining useless. The protagonist likes to: 1. Release the tiger back into the mountain. People who offend him are constantly sent to kill him, but he only passively defends himself, never taking the initiative.

The beginning was pretty good, but around chapter 30, when everyone was about to kill the protagonist, he still insisted on having morals and couldn't kill people indiscriminately. I'm speechless at this logic! The protagonist's personality is so hypocritical and self-righteous, it's disgusting, a complete hypocrite.

There's a reason this book flopped. The protagonist knew the emperor wanted to kill him, yet he only made things difficult for the henchmen. When others invited him to join the killing, he repeatedly refused, even resorting to his selfish and self-serving philosophies: "If everyone were trash like you, there would be no need for the new China." We're not saints, but you can't use your selfishness to deny others' willingness to sacrifice themselves for righteousness…!

I didn't want to read any further after chapter 193. If resisting oppression could lead to death, then don't resist at all. Your bias is pretty skewed, isn't it?

Having read thirty pages, as a reader with over a decade of experience, I wouldn't recommend it to those who don't think critically. The author enjoys contradicting himself; earlier, he describes the protagonist as decisive and ruthless, refusing to entrust his life to others, but later he entrusts his fate to someone else. Of course, those who don't think critically can take a look.

No wonder there aren't many posts. There's a life simulator now! Knowing he's been tricked, he still blindly walks into their face, still wary of his own cheat abilities. I even spent 100 points on a reward to write a post. I couldn't even endure 20 chapters. He's been tricked and still wants to cooperate. So brainless?

This novel is a bit of a letdown. If the later parts had focused on creating a unique martial arts style, the book wouldn't have been so bad. But author, you ruined it by writing about the revival of spiritual energy. You should have written about creating a unique martial arts style to pave the way, then spreading your teachings throughout the world.

The novel started off well, but after reaching the Spirit Realm, it felt riddled with plot holes: 1. The protagonist's reasons for establishing a divine dynasty on Earth are insufficient. If he wanted everyone to be like dragons, he could simply establish academies nationwide. 2. The path to godhood was directly given to the emperor, making him the biggest beneficiary.

The protagonist is a complete waste; anyone with a protagonist's cheat ability would be many times stronger than him! It's a very traditional simulator-type novel where the protagonist isn't particularly bright, making it suitable for those who aren't very intelligent.

Another brainless player during simulator training. A sixth-rank character can only use three moves to kill an eighth-rank character before running out of internal energy? Even worse than Wei Xiaobao!