Mythic Era: If It’s Not Disabled, Does That Mean It’s Enabled?

I'm just wondering if that gambling talent will actually work in real life. It's one thing to gamble in a simulation, but to leave a possibility of it crashing the world in reality seems a bit silly. They could simply transfer the risk to the simulation without any problems in reality, but instead they insist on creating that same risk in reality – it's just ridiculous. =_=

The plot in the Luoshan part is off. During the college entrance exam, they tried to kidnap the protagonist's family to force him to surrender, but after the kidnapping failed, they were only beaten up by the protagonist in the exam hall. Shouldn't the two brothers have had their exams canceled and the whole family imprisoned for two years?

Just wondering, is the protagonist a time traveler or a native? 🤔

There are no major problems with the newcomer, but the book is terrible. The groundwork is a bit lacking. It's like an honest kid who wants to be indulged but only goes to internet cafes to play games.

It's really important to follow a new author's new book during the initial reading period. Please, brothers and sisters, don't let the book sit unread. No follow-up reading means no data, no data means no recommendations, no recommendations mean no quality. Please, everyone, this is really important to me! 😭😭

Stop the water!

At the beginning, everyone looked at me and Zhang Zhang introduced the water numbers.

It looks alright. Keep it up, author! The beginning was bad, you're such a gambler, but the writing has improved since then.

It's a pretty good book so far.

The author might need to change the book title. It doesn't incorporate elements of divine creation and civilization simulation. Judging by the title alone, readers don't really know what kind of book it is, so their desire to click is relatively low. And those who do click are likely not to be readers whose tastes match the book's.