
Heterodox Cultivation: I Rely on Simulations to Become Invincible
左道修仙:我靠模拟无敌
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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The author is truly rushing through the text. And the simulated cultivation level even includes poison!
This book is arguably the worst in the simulator series; it's truly rubbish.
I could tolerate you writing about a woman wherever you go, but you inexplicably writing about a daughter is truly toxic 👃🏻. You deserve to fail.
The protagonist is both stupid and a saint; what's with the "Unorthodox Cultivation" thing? They should just call it "Mentally Challenged Cultivation" 🙂
Sigh, the protagonist in this kind of book always likes to shout and yell. In Chapter 4, he just waited patiently for the other person to finish speaking and then found a secluded place to talk. Were the protagonists this brainless in their past lives?
The system rewarded me with a daughter, and I'm really hooked!
In the latest chapters... Could the protagonist do fewer good deeds? A cultivator wanted to possess a child, and the protagonist indirectly saved him under the guise of testing the talisman. On the other hand, if you went to so much trouble to train your senior sister into a flying yaksha, was it all just to give her freedom? Wouldn't it be better to have more henchmen?
Those who can finish the first four chapters are either elementary school students or have brainstem damage.
What kind of nonsense is this? To summarize, it's a recurring story where the people around the protagonist keep getting into trouble, and the protagonist saves them; then another group of people get into danger, and the protagonist saves them again; then another group gets involved, and the protagonist saves them again... And so on... The protagonist is truly a model worker at the 120 emergency center.
I found it really enjoyable to watch, haha. Everyone has different tastes, I guess. 😁