Life Simulation Begins with Farming Soul Beasts

The most mediocre article I've ever read, bar none.

While we can't expect the protagonist to be righteous, nor is it necessary, in chapter 45, the protagonist disregards human life. People haven't provoked him or harmed his interests, yet he still goes to hunt them down. And he could do it in a simulation, but he insists on doing it in reality. This kind of protagonist feels very unfamiliar and uncomfortable. Doing bad things is acceptable when necessary and doesn't make him a moral exemplar. But doing them unnecessarily is disgusting.

This is the only novel I've ever read where the simulator doesn't suppress the protagonist.

The game simulates once a day, and the rewards are quite generous. With this kind of writing style, the protagonist will complete the game very quickly. Now I'm writing infinite flow novels.

If they kept doing this, they would have been invincible long ago.

This is ridiculous; the power level is completely shattered. Forget 1 million words, I'd be impressed if you even reached 700,000.

I need to take a day off; I'll be officially castrated.

What makes this novel so amazing is that out of its 2 million+ words, about 1.7 Million are filler, hahaha.

Even after you put it on sale, the simulation is still so poor, just a bunch of copied and pasted stuff, costing only three or four cents per chapter. I guess I have to leave.

I have a bold idea: I'm going to make a book just as simplistic; copying and pasting is just too much fun!