My Sword Simulator

I thought it was pretty good at first, but suddenly it was so dramatic.

Thank you Gongge Yejiuwu for your suggestion. Let me explain here. The protagonist is in a game mentality at this time. This can be entrusted to Shinpachirou. Aying wants to keep a low profile and avoid conflicts as much as possible. But he didn't care, and told Aying that if the matter couldn't be done, she would just slap her butt and leave. After all, it is an adventure in a simulated scene. It is somewhat of a game mentality, and I only think about improving my strength to deal with real crises. He didn't pay much attention to the people and things in the simulated scene, because he thought it was just an extremely real but fundamentally false dream. Just like some people who play games, they just want to level up as quickly as possible in the virtual world. They ignore all plots and NPCs, so don't delay my leveling up. Only when you have experienced a real mental stimulation will you realize the secrets hidden in this simulated scene. If I say too much, I am afraid of spoiling it. The protagonist will then realize the seriousness of the matter and face everything he encounters.

I would like to make a comment. The dialogue is very strange. It is set in the Japanese Warring States Period. The male protagonist speaks fluent domestic curse words, and the other person can pick up the words quite smoothly. In addition, the male protagonist has been a laborer for two lifetimes, and he has no composure at all, like a schizophrenic child.

I can't help but complain, the heroine's character is invincible, stupid, bad, greedy for money and afraid of death. First of all, the heroine pretends to be weak and robs the remaining soldiers of her former lord for money. It sounds like stripping people naked, which is similar to killing them in troubled times. Then I was tricked by the protagonist. I didn't want to die yet. Please save me and let me do anything. After negotiating with the protagonist to rescue her and bring her home, she just seemed to have forgotten about it. She didn't hate or appreciate the protagonist, and suddenly turned into a savage character. Someone came to her father to gamble his life, but his father refused. She wanted to go because of the money, so she dragged the protagonist along. The protagonist naturally agreed and paid only 40% of the money. Moreover, greed for money is completely unfounded. It just wants money and nothing else. Except for being stupid, I don't see any advantages.

After tasting half of it, you might as well be a divine farmer. First of all, there are many Chinese characters in the book, and it's a bit annoying to read too many of them. At first, I was entangled in the system by something weird and I just tried my best to do it. Since there are always rumors about weird things, why not try to find a temple or official multi-threading to protect my life in reality? Even if the simulator tells the story of a sword master slaying evil spirits, the time is only seven days. It is a brainless stud. You can buy some gun parts in Japan. Even if you don't have a gun in the end, you can still let the reader see the process of the protagonist thinking hard about how to survive. Besides, the protagonist Sword Master also needs a sword, but he didn't buy one in real life. The second thing is that the current simulator does not have a cooling time and a forced number limit. There is a certain time difference between the two worlds, which is good. There is also the clichéd mental protection after the simulation. The protagonist is obviously doing the simulation with the mood of playing VR, but the pain in the simulation is inevitable. It is understandable if you don't have a mental breakdown after the simulation. Should it hurt or hurt during the simulation? In this case, why are you still risking your life with others? Since it is written that the protagonist does not adhere to the moral samurai spirit, then simply use lime and add some poison. There is no need to fight with others. The third simulation is to solve weird problems in reality. The body is only simulated. A few months after getting the breathing method, shouldn't we confirm whether we can fully implement the accumulation of these months into reality? If we have to practice again in reality, wouldn't it be a loss of blood?

How can I put it, overall it is quite enjoyable, but it is a bit fragmented. The reasons for the fragmentation are the plug-in settings and the protagonist's successive reductions in intelligence, which later simulates turning into a pig-headed monster (laughs). For example, when you enter the battlefield at the beginning, it is obvious that you can accumulate attribute points by killing people. However, you don't use the opportunity to collect attribute points. You have to leave the battlefield. After the current stage's attribute points are full and there are no tests or other levels, you can directly upgrade to the next stage. Doesn't that mean that you will be invincible after you keep grinding the initial battlefield and become a Shilipo Sword God? The second point is that my father-in-law, Watanabe, who was the first teacher in swordsmanship, died after being cut off. He could obviously add points after death to change his fate, but he had to take the heroine to run away and let his father-in-law cut off the post. Because the comment came with an explanation and the save time could not be determined, so it was patched later, and the save time will be prompted. The third point is that it has only been two days since exiting the simulation. Even if the sword that sealed Musashi is rusty, it will not be recognized at all, right? Besides, you will know later that this is a situation where 9 people are going to be sacrificed, but you still can't think about whether the simulation is linked to reality? Fourth, when you are captured by the Anhui people, you can obviously keep grinding attribute points to strengthen your strength. However, as soon as you are sure that you can break free of the shackles, you will rush out without stopping and almost get killed. Why can't you just grind more attribute points before going out? I hope the author will think more about whether it is reasonable before writing. Don't just write whatever comes to mind. There are many ways to limit the growth of the protagonist's strength. For example, it would be great to advance through the current dungeon.

The Musashi simulation is okay, but the reality is too poor. The simulator rewards 2 knives. As a result, one knife is used by the protagonist and the other is always used by the villain. The protagonist is outwitted, but his teammates are not given complete information. The teammates are useless, and it is too deliberate to force the villain to develop. Cheng Guo also wants the protagonist to go through life and death to eliminate demons, and then get a 50-50 split. The core is that the protagonist can eliminate spirits. With him and without him, it will be the same, and he dares to ask for half of the proceeds. Too much poison.

Writing a book means being able to endure loneliness. Come on, cheer yourself up at first and enjoy yourself alone. No one cares about it, and I even doubt myself a little. Now at least some people have left comments. Although there are not many, it is better than before. Keep up the good work.

How should I put it? The author has been following the book for a few days after it was released, but I would like to mention some personal opinions. The protagonist just feels that what the devil said is just inexplicable and cannot be recognized by force. No matter what the devil says, he can't think of the last time. It obviously happened just a few days ago. This method of handling is like the character in the horror movie that everyone has complained about for decades, who clearly sees abnormal results and tells himself that he is dazzled and ignores it. It feels corny and deliberate. It has been said before that the author said that he did it for ambush, but that does not mean that everything needs ambush. The author did not say how to present the character who was a monk for a few chapters. It turns out that in order to reflect his poor physical fitness, he used a lot of content to describe his nightclubs and his inner activities, and then said that it was to ambush him. Everyone wants to watch sword fights and life-and-death fights, but recently there have been too many teammates playing tricks, so why not form a group to play SM? In the end, he was caught and put to sleep. This is a bit too unrestrained

This Cheng Guo is a piece of shit. He is lecherous and evil. He has no use for anything. He makes the protagonist work part-time. It is disgusting to watch. Please log off immediately. I can tolerate it if you change to a beautiful sister. You are a fat pervert. 🔨

I really can't stand it anymore. Has this author been replaced? The first part is really good, but the second part is just a mess... I really have nothing to say. I spent so much money to read it, but you just wrote this thing for me. I am already speechless. I was really looking forward to the following plot.

Looking at the introduction, it should be a theme similar to spiritual energy recovery and demon slaying, but the content is currently describing the Warring States dungeon in dozens of chapters. This dungeon is a bit too long. It feels like you have to defeat dozens of elite monsters in order to defeat the small boss in the novice village.

No, does the protagonist really think he has traveled through the Warring States Period? You came from the simulator😵

Damn it, I regret ordering all of them, what's written next?

I don't want to read anymore. What is the author doing? A plot that is so frustrating and watery just after it was released? Do you want to read for yourself and see if there is anything interesting written?

Author, why don't you stop writing about simulators and go directly to time travel. The setting of your simulator is the same as the setting of Xiao Yan as a time traveler in Fighting to Break the Sphere. Isn't it because I wrote it down and forgot about it?

What are you writing about in this reality chapter? It's so long and smelly. There's no progress in more than ten chapters. It's too much to just subscribe later.

The latest chapter feels weird, like a fish bone stuck in the throat. This emotional outburst is very strange. The previous few times the simulation was about killing people without changing their expressions, especially in the previous chapter when they were killing people crazily. In the next chapter, they fell to their knees and howled. It felt like the characters were misplaced. Did the protagonist really treat the simulation as a game, or was the psychological description just to make up for the word count?

The author deleted my previous post of

Since you can simulate infinitely, if you want to get a good ending, why not fight? Aren't you afraid that you won't be able to go back? If it's for rewards, why not be ruthless? Just ignore that woman and become a murderer

The reality is that it's really dumb. Even after 20 chapters, there's nothing to advance the plot. If this continues, I might just run away.

Since Cheng Guo started to play more roles, there is no need to read this book. The author has changed, right?

I just finished watching it all, and I don't think there is any problem. I saw so many complaints in the comment section, and the plot is normal. I don't know what the problem is. I specially gave him a reward, and rest assured that it is at least the level of food and grass. It didn't poison me at all.

Chapter 173 So poisonous

If you are writing about a swordsman, it is best to refer to the power system of Samsara Paradise and just keep improving on the basic swordsmanship For example, if you are a beginner in basic swordsmanship, your nerve reaction will increase by 20%, your physical strength will increase by 20%, and your sword swing speed will increase by 2 0%, comprehend skills, straight thrust, slash, block, slash with slash Zhongji swordsmanship, increase strength by 50%, increase agility by 50%, increase endurance by 50%, comprehend skills, draw sword, fast slash, high-speed straight attack Stab, huge force slash Advanced swordsmanship, physical strength increased by 70%, mental strength increased by 70%, speed increased by 70%, Comprehensive skills, mind's eye, subsonic slash, extremely fast spinning slash, murderous wave slash Master level Swordsmanship, Physique increased by 100%, strength increased by 100%, spirit increased by 100%, agility increased by 100%, Comprehensive skills, sword intention to kill souls, sword energy semi-materialization, supersonic slashing,

The plots of various comics, movies, and TV dramas are stitched together. Going to the island to seek medicine is a hellish joy. What follows are Tokyo Ghoul, Fate, the God of Death, and the Twelve Hours of Chang'an?

I discovered this book of yours yesterday. The story about Samurai Duel is particularly good. I stayed up late last night to watch it during the samurai simulation period, and suddenly switched to the modern one and I was very depressed. That Cheng Guo is rubbish, he succeeds more than he fails, and he still wants the protagonist to work for him. Others are venture capital investors who don't even have more than 20% of the shares. How can he have the face to ask for 50%? The protagonist's strength is the core of the company's operation. Even if there are people to form a team, the enchantment master and the psychic female host are both good partners. With two assistants, the female host can also manage the company's affairs. He also gave Cheng Guo so many scenes that he wanted to strangle him to death when he saw it. He even made a joke at the moment that if you die, I will pay for the banquet. It shows that this person is a person with low emotional intelligence regardless of the situation. He will stop reading when he sees this, and he will not be able to understand.

It was so sudden, it suddenly changed from a simulator novel to a wasteland world. Did it collapse?

The copy of Musashi is okay, but the reality is a piece of shit 🤔, especially the supporting role is disgusting. The reality of the protagonist is all kinds of intelligence.