
Simulation Ranch System
模拟养殖场系统
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 940k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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The Taoist priest has indeed sold his account. Goodbye!
Isn't this the Tiger Taoist Priest who sold his account to a brain-dead AI studio?
The plot is really sick.
The plot is bizarre: the protagonist enters a secret realm, encounters a thug who takes a dislike to him and tries to kill him, but the protagonist fights back and kills him. Then the thug's family starts hunting him down.
Your novel has truly astonished me; it's even better than AI.
The story begins with a brainless villain, whom the protagonist defeats. Then the villain's backer appears, whom the protagonist defeats again. Then the backer's backer appears, and the protagonist defeats him as well...
A reminder to newcomers: this is purely a studio-written piece.
Suddenly, a thought struck me: the author should be starting a new book. I opened it, and sure enough, a new book had started. Is this some kind of sixth sense? 🙂
Is it really that hard for ordinary authors these days? They've all been reduced to selling their accounts.
The article, which started in 2023, uses the same formula as the one from 2003.
I've been a fan of "Terror City" since middle school. I've read the older books, including "The Legend of the Great Thousand Worlds" and "Heroes of Might and Magic." I've also read some of the newer, multiverse-traveling novel. It seems like the author's writing has gotten progressively worse over the years, really bad. Each chapter of this book reads like an outline, comparable to my own haphazardly written novels.