The Age of Myth: Becoming the Lord of All Worlds Through Simulation

I abandoned both of the author's previous and this books after reading about three-quarters of the way through. The problem was the severe homogenization. It wasn't a matter of formula, but rather that the chapter titles and content were practically identical. Every few chapters, it was just the protagonist being incredibly powerful, with one shock after another, until I was completely numb to it.

After it was published, every chapter title had an exclamation mark; it was so annoying!

The Jade Emperor is made of stone, and Sun Wukong is made of stone, so could Sun Wukong be the Jade Emperor's child? 🙂

Don't let the main character shine all the time; it's fine at the beginning, but it gets a bit tiring later on.

I just saw someone say that the author plagiarized another book. I got very angry and argued with him. We debated for hundreds of minutes, but in the end, neither of us could convince the other. The only way to break this deadlock is to update with 10,000 words every day, leaving the rumor-mongers speechless. Two monthly passes and two recommendation votes have been given, but I forgot to take a screenshot. Sincerely yours salute

This is ridiculous, bro. I've followed two of your books, and this one's become so formulaic. You can guess the plot just by looking at the chapter titles. And this "showing videos to people in the corresponding world" trope—can't you at least upgrade it? Besides, the good parts of the current story are all too similar to the last one. You can't keep relying on old formulas!

That's too slow. Look at other people.

I recommend the author check out the Infinite Worlds discussion group. The author of this book isn't writing novels anymore, so you could read his book for a complementary experience. His main world novels are rather weak, but the group members' worlds are incredibly powerful, especially some of them—the plots and settings are so impressive that any of the group members could easily be used as inspiration for their own novels, especially the world where even gods are better than Nobita's.

This prologue is really hard to evaluate. Could it be that the older sister sees her younger brother will have two cheat codes?

It is speculated that the protagonist's sister obtained Destiny Points by changing the cultivation path and using technology, and then killed a demon god at a subtle point (the method is unknown). As a result, the demon god cursed the protagonist's lineage before his death, causing them to be rejected by the world and unable to cultivate (normally?).