My Doomsday Simulation Game

I feel that building an organization and recruiting people are a bit weird and awkward. I jump through the relevant content very quickly, but the rest is quite fun.

I suggest the author change the title of the book to "The End of the World: The Fire Bearer in the Shadows" or "The End of the World: The Fire Bearer"

The time span is too big and it feels unnecessary. The simulation becomes weak again and the original younger brother becomes stronger. It seems uncomfortable, you know.

After all, the first novel has no fan base, but it can be seen that the author is very talented. If he maintains this level, the second novel will not be a problem.

If you keep it, you will die. This. . . It feels like it's well written. . . What a pity. . The author has a post saying that this novel has less than 500 sales per month. . What a pity. Why

The writing is good and not too toxic, the plot is not boring, it is excellent material.

It's well written. Just tell a good story. In fact, the reincarnation of the end of the world is suitable for telling a sense of fate.

Brother, don't be clumsy. I think your plot and settings are okay.

Seeing the cut-in time point made my eyes light up, because generally simulation novels have a pain point. Growth after simulation will soon lead to invincibility, and then it will become boring. After the simulation here passes the first chapter, the starting point of the protagonist's simulation is directly moved back several decades, and the protagonist changes from a full-level boss to a younger brother, which is good. However, in reality, the protagonist is already invincible, and reaching the point where invincibility leads to boredom. It would be better if this could be solved. Anyway, come on, don't be a eunuch!

It's a very good behind-the-scenes novel. I've read more than 100 chapters and haven't seen any bad points. I highly recommend it.