The Apocalypse Descends: I Have a Life Simulator
全球降临：我有人生模拟器
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 633k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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249Chapters
263Recommendations
977Fans
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Once you see resource battles, you can just leave. Why watch others fight and struggle when you could just go straight to level seven? Plus, the leaderboard is blocked, so you can't see other people's levels. What if the opponent is a sneaky saint who quietly leveled up to level seven? Wouldn't the protagonist be doomed? The protagonist must be out of their mind!
The author has spiritual power but doesn't use it, just forcefully suppresses it. Is that interesting? He's probably just trying to scrape by. From here on out, nobody's reading. He knows exactly how to keep people interested, but I'm just keeping it to myself, not using it. How interesting.
Seeing the scene where Ruan Bing is rescued makes me not want to watch anymore. The protagonist is a simp; no wonder so few people subscribe.
Invincible protagonist stories aren't popular anymore, and simulator-style stories are practically nonexistent now. 😂
I took a look and found it laughable. I only read up to chapter 10. The protagonist can obtain spiritual power in the simulator. It seems like he simulated it about five or six times in six hours! Each simulation lasted for one or two days, and he could obtain spiritual power again. The protagonist obtained a level 7 talent, Earth Power, during the third simulation. So that's how it is.
The three golden chapters completely ruined my experience (I'm out, I'm out).
The protagonist is a saintly figure, ugh, ugly and greedy. What use are those little bit of spirit stones to her?
The simulator is alright; it needs to be ruthless and decisive; the protagonist type is unique; the theme is novel; and it has an original world—that's what makes it popular.
From the film and television series "Love in the Courtyard," I've come to congratulate you on the great success of your book.
Is there anything to say about the weapons? First it was swords, then guns. It's fine in normal gameplay, but how do you control real people like this?