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The red-temperature mode is nonsense. They are all going to die and these monsters are given away one by one. The subject matter is very good, but the result is written like a game. Is it more important to eat Tang Monk's meat or to save one's life? These monsters are going to die. The protagonist also uses a damn red-temperature mode to play the game. It does not help them at all. Will others spend money to use your simulator? The protagonist has not even started cultivating immortality and has started to act like a string. If he is in a bad mood, he will not be simulated. In a world where gods and Buddhas are everywhere, it's impossible for the protagonist to lie down. It seems stupid and childish. Well, directly simulating these monsters will lead to death no matter what. They are in danger of death. If you scare them a few times, you will try your best to simulate and save yourself. Why set up a once-a-day simulation? Eighty-one monsters, if you scare them a few times and fool them a few times, you will get the magical elixir. After thousands of chapters, you will have it. There are so many modes in such a mess that people who read them can't remember them.

It doesn't matter the beginning, it doesn't matter the process, it doesn't matter the end.

It's boring. The author should add strength to those members of the simulation group. Like other simulation questions, the simulation can be enhanced to make it look good. Without adding strength, you will make the group members know that they are powerless, just like the feeling of powerlessness that the end of the world is coming after you simulate for a few days. There is no hope of turning around, which makes the group members and readers feel no satisfaction at all.

The book is a good book, and the writing style is not bad. But the group portrait writing method is a bit...

Indeed, this ending is really 눈_눈

The subject matter looks interesting, let me give it a try

The theme is good But why did the protagonist start the group (to earn treasures from heaven and earth? What did the monsters simulate for (eating Tang Monk meat to live forever Is the content of the simulation real (no, it was compiled by the protagonist) Did the monsters finally achieve their goals through simulation (No, on the contrary, they seemed to have been persuaded to quit) The trend In reality, this group is a naked fraud group. The protagonist uses deception to get these monsters to buy fake products. If the content is actually deduced by the protagonist and has actual value to the monsters, it can be regarded as a mutually beneficial transaction for both parties. Unfortunately, it was made up by the protagonist The biggest function of this group is to provide an efficient and real-time communication channel for monsters, and it may also allow some monsters to change their fate and finally survive. On the contrary, the simulator, which is supposed to be the core and highlight, feels of no use to monsters. Although the simulation experience can provide certain analysis clues, after all After all, the information was compiled by the protagonist, which can only be said to be useful, but not very useful Without a patch that makes the protagonist follow his words, it seems that this simulator is difficult to be truly valuable (sad) Anyway, looking at the monsters from a God's perspective is not very good, and the protagonist seems to have no feeling at all...

I just have one point of view. If it doesn't involve the setting of Honghuangliu, I will pursue it.

At least let the protagonist have fun. Has the protagonist messed with you?

You are trying to force your wits down. Is it really that stupid for a monster to survive to that level?