Living to the End of Your Life, You Say It's a Life Simulation?

This book is so beautiful. It is the best fairy tale novel I have ever read.

The book is good, but the main character has some double standards and fits the villain template. He should practice magic. Goodbye and farewell.

I can't stand it anymore. The author has no common sense at all. I suspect that the author is a primary school student and his writing is all based on fantasy.

When in the mortal world, the protagonist is well described. But as soon as they enter the world of immortality, they directly write the protagonist and everyone else as fools. The pressure is too high, and as long as it's about the upgrading of the protagonist, even if the big guys want to vigorously cultivate pig's feet or the big guys want to save the protagonist's life, the protagonist will still be killed by the little guys casually. Remember, if you kill someone casually, the protection of a big shot will be of no use at all. He was obviously favored by the adults, but he was not given any skills or resources. Completely portraying those big shots as fools.

The protagonist's golden finger specializes in technology. It has a great advantage. It has a human body memory bank. He can find a way to cultivate a little to increase his lifespan before going back to research technology. He first clicks on the hibernation warehouse and recovery technology, and then he can wait and win.

The author doesn't want to dig too many holes, just write that when immortals are together, mortals are no different from cats and dogs. Then, because the immortals plunder resources, the entire plane consciousness increasingly thinks that these immortals are a bunch of moths. However, the immortals grow up again, and then the plane consciousness pulls a first-generation traveler from another plane, Blue Star, a creature. The engineer came over. This bioengineer was affected by plane consciousness, and he lived in a relatively equal and peaceful era. In this immortal world where mortals were like cats and dogs, he researched the silk spores step by step for these mortals. After being infected by the silk spores, these immortals could only lose their power, and then the immortal world could only be disconnected from the mortal world. The first generation separated the immortals But the goal of the will of the plane was not achieved, the immortal was still in this plane, so the plane consciousness found another second generation, City Lord Li. It turned out that City Lord Li was a mechanical engineer, and was finally destroyed by several supremes in the immortal world The protagonist now is the third generation.

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The book is a good book and I have a suggestion. The protagonist uses restarts to satisfy regrets, but he will keep restarting in the future, so satisfying regrets is of little significance. How to use others reasonably, even if you deliberately lure them to death to satisfy your own interests. After all, the protagonist insists on reincarnation. The purpose is to become an immortal. Wouldn't it be more interesting to do whatever it takes to achieve the goal?

It's almost exactly the same as the setting of Goldfinger's "real" book and Goldfinger.

In fact, I really want to know that the protagonist has been in the mortal world for so long and has been reincarnated countless times. Is there really no one who cares about him? After reading the beginning, I felt that after hundreds of restarts, cultivating immortality has become an obsession of the protagonist.

The book is quite good, but that woman is disgusting 😅

Why must we cultivate immortality and use the golden finger of the protagonist to develop science and technology life after life? When the time comes, it will not be possible to achieve mechanical ascension?

It's Chapter 78, and I haven't officially started cultivating immortality yet. . . Why do you keep getting modern weapons? Nuclear weapons have been developed, and the progress of cultivating immortals is really slow. .

It was quite interesting to read before. After cultivating the world of immortality, the whole book implements how to target the protagonist. Every character will kill the protagonist at every turn and have trouble with the protagonist. I was too tired to watch and gave up.

After reading ten chapters, it turns out that cultivating immortals requires immortal seeds, and Jusi Tian can defeat those who cultivate immortals. . . Isn't this just an insect cultivating immortality? Immortal seeds are insect eggs. Can the silk threads also be understood as insecticide measures? What the author wrote makes it difficult for me not to think about this 😁

I hope you won't cut it. I cut seven out of the ten books I chased after them.

This is no longer a cool article, this is a detailed outline of Xiaobai's cool article. To sum up, I feel like I came from next door. In other words, the future is promising. Well, the potential is huge.

The author is getting more and more headline-grabbing, stating that "life simulation" should be qualitative. In the beginning, life is restarted, and then restrictions are added to only restart in one realm, and then special environments cannot be restarted. Then, every time the realm is improved, new anchor points are changed. It is estimated that there will be more restrictions in the future, which suppresses the protagonist's strength and makes it unfinished. Goodbye

I came here to read the refreshing articles. After Ascension is a bit too complicated and I can't stand it anymore. It's not as enjoyable as the human world The main reason is that the writing style is different between the human world and After Ascension. It's very painful to read

The writing is quite good. It's not much better than the kind of invincible writing that tries to outwit the enemy. I don't understand why the mindless writing that copies songs and poems is so popular? Write a song in a few chapters, then write out everyone's reactions, and then start repeating.

The book is good, but the pace is too slow (fast in the early stages) and there are too many holes dug, so it is destined to be unfinished.

It was quite interesting when the limited exemption was available. After the limited exemption ended, I subscribed to a few chapters, but I felt that it was not on the same level as before. The writing of these recent chapters felt a bit awkward. For example, You Jia and Li Jiumu personally bailed out people and wanted to take revenge and kill people to silence them. Or I could easily get through the first five years. It's okay to write this way, but I just felt uncomfortable watching it, and it wasn't as exciting as when I first started writing it when I was a child. Then here are some suggestions. Don't spray. It's best to hide in other people's homes for five years and write less. It's best to have variables that can affect yourself five years later but will not cause danger to yourself during the five years. For example, the river begins to recover. Sometimes the five years of rebirth will spew out some things. These things affect the NPCs five years later, causing them to make the same decisions as above. It's a different decision, because the river cannot be fixed according to the settings. The difference in the erupting fairy species may completely cause the NPC's advancement direction to change, or the monsters to cause the death of some NPCs But I don't know how you fill the gap, because after rebirth, the creatures that crossed the boundary are basically gone, and the river does not stop. I doubt that the river can be wiped out if you continue to regenerate.

Highly recommended! ! ! I enjoyed reading this book so much. I can see how Gu Zhenren felt. The author followed his own ideas and made it a masterpiece.

I just ordered it all and you can give me a limited fee...

The plot is really good, but it's a pity that it's unfinished 🥺

No wonder my grades are poor, it's so cruel...

Is this gone? If you don't work hard to update, how can you empty out my wallet and make a fortune?

I think this novel is quite good. If you, the author, could write the protagonist a little more ruthlessly, he would probably be as good as Gu Yue Fang Yuan. The genre of the two books is similar, rebirth flow. The inner style is different. Every time you are reborn, you will encounter the same encounters and opportunities, and there will be surprises. It's just that the details in this aspect are not very detailed. Many of them are brushed off and done hastily. It may still be a mechanical problem. You can be resurrected as long as you survive for five years. This may be the biggest bug. There is no sense of crisis of life and death, and the protagonist is relaxed. I think this aspect can be a little smoother in the later stage, not so invincible, and then the treachery and insidiousness of the human heart can be written a little more sinisterly.

Damn it, I've been raising it for so long, and now it's exempt 😃😃😃😃

That's it? I finished reading it in half a day