
Demons Run Amok in a Chaotic Age, and I Can Simulate Cultivation
妖魔乱世,我能模拟修仙
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- Ongoing
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- 2.9M Words
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- Xianxia
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- Fantasy Cultivation
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- 5mo ago
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Does the author not understand why, despite their decent writing, the story doesn't perform well? It's obvious. The author has written a protagonist who lacks any distinctive features or charisma. The simulation aspect is too convincing, creating a strong sense of disconnect.
Even the protagonist, with all his advantages, struggles to survive. Why are there so many people in this world? It's so strange.
The actual combat strength suppression is too severe.
I've almost finished subscribing, and I'm still at the Foundation Establishment stage in reality, while I'm almost at the God Transformation stage in the simulation. The disconnect is really too stark; it's getting a bit boring and a waste of money. 🙂
The author failed to grasp the gap between simulation and reality.
Based on the author's writing style, it seems most people are skipping around in their subscriptions. They're already at the Golden Core stage in the simulation, but back in reality they're still only at the Qi Refining stage, which is a huge letdown. Anyway, I subscribed for the challenge and only read the simulation.
A protagonist who doesn't know how to plunder isn't a good protagonist.
The simulation is amazing, but reality is utterly useless; the sense of disconnect is incredible.
This is absolutely top-tier among simulators, practically a short, multi-dimensional Kyushu story disguised as a simulator. You can even skip the main world plot and just focus on how the author conceives the Kyushu worldview. Thanks to the simulator's features, it allows for the writing of stories about characters experiencing different lives under the guise of a simulated protagonist.
If you have a cheat code and are still so frustrated, then what's the point of having it? Besides, simulations are about winning by trying multiple times; if once isn't enough, try twice, if twice isn't enough, try three times. You can always create a future you're satisfied with. That Xiang Wuji is trash; he gave up the second time. His mentality is terrible; he'd rather his woman die with him than try to undo his regrets. He has a self-destructive personality.
Please continue reading during the new book period. Reading and recommendations are related. Especially on Tuesdays, if you can, catch up; just scroll to the bottom of the latest chapter. (⁎⁍̴̛ᴗ⁍̴̛⁎)
The simulation is amazing, but the reality is just a mini-Qi cultivation session... The disconnect is too strong; no wonder not many people watch it.