Invincibility Starts with Crazy Simulation

There is a question. The author said that in the simulation, the protagonist does not know the existence of the simulator. Which protagonist directly rushes into it when something happens? What is the reason? You must know that in the simulation, the protagonist thinks that his life is the only one, and he will die if he is killed! Why does the protagonist often give away people's heads? Why doesn't the main character just act recklessly in real life? Also, the author often arranges accidents in reality, and accidents often appear in simulation articles, which is unacceptable. As soon as he got the simulation, the author forcibly gave away people's lives. During the first free trial, he got a third-rate exercise book and immediately beat the supervisor to death, and then was killed by the guards in various ways during the simulation. The first free simulation, with third-rate skills. Who gave you the courage to kill the supervisor when you knew you were no match for the mine guards and didn't know the ore could be recharged? What's even more outrageous is that the reason given for killing the supervisor was that not enough ore was mined! The author also said that the protagonist gained skills in the first free simulation, and the protagonist can defeat several miners one by one! The protagonist has traveled through time for three months and been beaten by reality for three months. Is he still so unafraid of death? If you are not afraid of death, why did you go there earlier? You only committed suicide after you got the golden finger! The first free simulation, once you gain strength, you are no match for the mine guards. Shouldn't you just keep quiet and develop? Then, while mining, I accidentally discovered that ore can be recharged, and then developed! This is the right thing to do! But the protagonist, directly killed the supervisor, was hunted down by all kinds of people, and suffered various simulated accidents in reality. Then, as the villains grow from small to large, and then to the old ones, they will be killed. I will spray you to death with a mouthful of fucking salt soda!

The front foot said he wanted to kill, but the back foot let it go. . .

The protagonist's IQ is worrisome. I've only read a few chapters and I haven't seen anything other than recklessness.

When there is no emulator, everyone is a good person; when there is an emulator, everyone will kill you! All in one routine

This book is simply amazing. The protagonist is either killing people or on the way to kill people. He keeps killing and killing. Children of a big family? Kill! The proud man of heaven? Kill! A strong martial artist? Kill! The leader of the top forces? Kill! Killing again and again, the protagonist has lost his mind

This protagonist is as if he has no brains. He is just tough when meeting people. No wonder he can't live for 10 days. I really don't know what the author is thinking.

There are three pitfalls in this book. The protagonist has just entered an alien world. The first pitfall is that he can understand the alien language. The second pit is that he can speak the alien language. The third pit is that he can understand the alien language. These three pitfalls do not need to be learned by the protagonist who has just entered the alien world. Is this a time-travel and rebirth of the soul? It will take at least a year or two for the protagonist to be able to speak, listen, and write. Wouldn't the author explain it?

Although you will not die in the simulator, you must cherish every opportunity and give away your life without thinking as many times as you want.

What the hell? The protagonist, a great master, can actually force the way of heaven. Author, you collapsed so quickly?

Rubbish novel, others killed you many times in the simulation, but you didn't kill anyone, so you were disfigured. It's really not bad, but when someone kills you later, you don't resist, and you still fight with others, it really makes me vomit, Holy Mother Liu novel! Don't read it, everyone, this is a rubbish novel. It's really a rubbish novel.

The protagonist always waits for the opponent to curse a few words before taking action. Why can't he take action directly? The protagonist wouldn't kill anyone without being scolded before being beaten, right? Also, the supporting characters in it are really too mentally retarded. It gave me the feeling that they are not afraid of death. No matter how powerful the protagonist is, the supporting characters dare to curse a few words. To sum up, there is too much nonsense. The supporting characters have the same IQ as humans and machines, and the protagonist also has a lot of nonsense.

What the hell? You can't get along with Su Mingyue, right? Are you going to come to someone else's house and cripple them? Can't you imitate it and come back to destroy him after you've reached a higher level? Do you have to fight to the death? The author wouldn't be able to write without a woman, right?

Let's put it this way, Xiao Su pulls Da Su, and Big Su pulls Ju Su. The hatred continues, one after another, killing the Su family into chaos.

Generally speaking, the outline is okay, but it's so awkward to write at this level! Every time I think there are two realms

If this is a world like the protagonist said, if you look at it you will be arrested for mining, and if you look at it you will be killed, then can there be anyone in that world? Everyone is mentally ill.

The villain is extremely mentally retarded and lowers the pig's trotter's IQ.

No 🉐️ don't say it, there is huge room for improvement

The woman appeared so suddenly? Still carrying it with me

There is a reason for not living. With such a good simulator, I go to die every time. I was convinced too. After reading dozens of chapters, it feels like there are only a few families in the world. The protagonist's appearance seems to have offended the whole world. The author's world view is too small.

What can I say? I feel like the author is not writing about a world, but a very strong game feel. Goldfinger was written out, the simulator interfered with the world, and it was clear that the protagonist was the protagonist, everything seemed very deliberate. Go write about games.

Author, please update quickly, it's so late every day!

If I were to give a rating (out of ten), I could only give this book a score of 5.9, With eight words, a mentally retarded character, and a protagonist seeking death.

Don't keep dying, think of other ways

Crazy simulations are more attractive starting from invincibility. Nowadays, no one writes the type of sitting back and enjoying the success.