The Strange World: From Babyhood to the Longevity Martial Saint

How can I put it this way? I'm half-satisfied. The main character is more than 50 chapters old and he's not even 1 year old. I'm still convinced.

The writing is really good. It's the first time I've seen a simulator article that doesn't overwhelm the protagonist. The pace is very comfortable. I highly recommend it.

Everything else is fine, except that the protagonist is a variable, and the future will only change when something changes. Suddenly something unrelated to the protagonist happens (shouldn't this be part of the simulated future?), And then the future changes? What simulation is this? The core of the simulator is that the protagonist makes good choices and changes the future.

Gungun Jiang's strong identification technique. I hope the author will live to finish the book.

I know there are many people who read the recommendation of "Go away" But I have to remind you that this book is full of poisonous points The author of this book relies on the recommendation of "Go away" and feeds everyone like crazy⑩

Dear male gods, please raise your charming little hands and help me read the book. (I heard that people who click to read have already started the road to riches)

Get away from the recommendation, haven't you updated in half a month? Have you already offered sacrifices to heaven?

After reading more than 20 chapters, I knew that this book was useless. If you write the simulation flow like this, you won't even be able to read it in the early stage.

If you are writing like this, no one will follow you. You are trying too hard. You write two chapters around two sentences. I am convinced. Also, there is a drawback of simulation writing, that is, the protagonist in the simulation is awesome, but in reality, he is submissive and very weak. It is almost 100 chapters. The protagonist is not even 1 year old, and his strength is also weak. It is really tiring to read.

You have made a fatal weakness. If you don't change it, this book will be useless. Don't drag your simulation writing too much in the real world. You can focus more on building a worldview instead of dragging out word counts in the real world. Going down a mountain to kill people can be used as a way to get simulation times. Don't write tens of thousands of words there, otherwise no one will read it. Anyway, I saw you going down a mountain to get times when you were 1 year old. But I got off track while writing this, and I don't want to read any more. I'll leave you with my reader experience.