I Really Don't Want to Simulate

I had a dream last night. I dreamed that someone was complaining about a plot in a novel that was unreasonable. There were so many people who liked it. I felt very scared. When I woke up, I saw no one commented at all.

What can I say? The subject matter was not chosen well. I personally recommend reading another book. This is the one you have now. I lost more than half of my desire after just one glance at the introduction. And the update is not very good. Newcomers have to break new ground or they will have no future. And I have to write simulation suggestions to change the world of cultivating immortals. I've thought up the theme outline for you. Take a look. The protagonist travels to a world of cultivating immortals. He has spiritual roots but very poor talent (don't call it cliche, it's a classic). Then the protagonist awakens to a life simulator system. In the end, he uses silver without any cultivation at the beginning. (You will be given ten or five simulation opportunities for free at the beginning) Then simulate and find a relatively safe place to make money. Don't think about directly improving your strength. I hate the kind of people who start to show off just after they have some strength and stay away from women in the early stage, especially beautiful ones. (Because the more beautiful a woman is, the more troubles she will have around her. If you are a noob at first, you should be a little more indifferent.) Then simulate a place where you can live, (ps: the better if you can make money) and then start making money. It is best to simulate your own safety three times a day, once in the morning, noon and evening. Then transfer a few thousand taels of silver to start the simulation upgrade. Don't rush to complete the repairs first, because there is a high probability that something will happen. Just start simulating hard. Try every method you can think of at the beginning. Then you can start trying to die in the simulation. As long as you can't die, you can try to die. As long as the reality doesn't cause trouble, you can play casually in the simulation. What about the industrial revolution, what is a pity to cultivate immortality, what about industrial alchemy, etc. You can jump left and right. This time it simulates entering the righteous path, the next time it simulates entering the devil's path, and then the next time it simulates betraying the plot here, and the next time it simulates betraying the plot there. In short, it is to improve your own knowledge and skills. If you can't learn it once, try it a few times, and then you will become an immortal. (PS: Don't ask me why I didn't write it myself because I typed so many words in my high school essays). Okay, that's it. You can use it as a reference to publish a new book. Remember to call me. Bye-Bye

Well, what should I say? The author is a complete newcomer. I just read the first few chapters and there are quite a lot of flaws. In order not to dampen your enthusiasm, I won't mention them. Anyway, keep going.