Longevity Through Simulation, Starting as a Prison Guard

Hey, I have an idea, the protagonist can hide the acquired treasure in his head! After all, an empty head is also empty. No one would think that there is a treasure in the head. Even if you search your body, you won't find it.

There are too many deductions, it's a bit boring and boring.

The pig's trotters practice so fast, they have risen so much in just a few months! ! ! Even the core disciples of the sect are not as fast as you, are you not surprised by the people around you? Just like I didn't understand addition and subtraction for several years, but I ended up proficient in elementary school mathematics in a few days, then proficient in junior high school and high school content in a few days, and then proficient in advanced mathematics in a few days. Wouldn't the people around me be surprised?

I thought it was treating other people's brains as my own CPU threads, and running a few brains with multiple threads 😅. It turns out that it is just a different kind of simulator. The difference between the simulator and the simulator is that one uses the perspective of the protagonist to simulate, and the other uses the memory obtained from touching corpses to simulate.

In every novel, the enemy is basically afraid of his own people. One person bears everything

It's really mindless, it's quite big.

The writing style of this book is quite good, unlike many books where the characters are depicted with a forced smile and bared teeth, which makes people angry. However, logic makes people speechless. The protagonist's first small level in the early stage can increase the weight by thousands of kilograms. Later, Xu Yun, who simulates the fourth large level, was killed against several cavalrymen in the third level. The reason is that the momentum of people borrowing horses is irresistible. Please, your first realm is a small realm with hundreds of kilograms of divine power. How strong will it be in the fourth realm? ! Moreover, the sword energy can be unleashed. The protagonist has also mastered countless magical skills, including Qinggong, horizontal training, and sword skills, which can be deduced into even stronger skills. You think you can't stop it? What kind of horse is so awesome? Supersonic Pegasus? With such terrifying power, you can jump 100 meters without using any light skills, right? And anyone who has ever ridden a horse knows that it is very difficult to turn a horse around. Even with the protagonist's peerless qigong skills, the protagonist's unparalleled qigong skills are enough to turn the horse backwards. The stiffness of waiting for the horse to turn backwards is enough for the protagonist to be chopped into pieces, right? Not to mention that he can also unleash his sword energy. Shouldn't he be able to sweep away thousands of troops with just a few blasts of his sword energy? As a result, the protagonist wants to destroy these cavalry later. He is not sure whether his true combat power is stronger, so he wants to sink a daughter and a bunch of women together. The writing is good, but the combat description is just like Ai's, and the combat power is unclear. The most speechless thing is that all the people who interact with the protagonist are young and beautiful women, and most of them are talented martial arts girls. The men are basically middle-aged and older and are villains. The protagonist's aunt is also a confused idiot. In the ancient class-strict world, the protagonist started out as a weak, low-level jailer. His aunt used some deliberate words to bring the protagonist together with the county magistrate's daughter Shen Qianjin. I don't know if it's a pig's brain or because she thinks her family dies slowly. If the author hadn't tricked the protagonist, she would have been at the bottom of her life due to her talent. What kind of brain circuit did her aunt have to dare to do this? One is a cannon fodder jailer who no one cares about even after he dies, and the other is a daughter of the county magistrate or a disciple of a sect. In a world with such a large class system in ancient times, how could she dare to think so and do this? This happened several times. If the protagonist hadn't had a cheat to be the protagonist, it would have brought disaster to the family, and the whole family would have suffered a terrible death. The protagonist himself is also baffled and does not understand the reason why he is guilty of holding a treasure. Upgrading is the same as flying, and you don't know how to hide it. Who are those beautiful girls, your father or your mother, showing off everywhere. It's just the author who is covering it up, otherwise as long as the reality is more logical, everyone will know that it must be an unexpected adventure. If it is not easy to leak it, it will attract powerful people to covet it, and they will directly search for the soul and die. Anyone who talks about logic and reality knows that the villain is not an elite monster who is one or two levels higher in the game to give you experience treasures, but a villain who jumps from level ten to hundreds of levels if you are not good at it, without giving you a chance to escape and resist. It's really that the protagonist's cheats are so outrageous and his upgrades are so different from ordinary people's that anyone with a brain would find something wrong. Finally, the protagonist is too much of a virgin. There are many murderous intentions around him. He doesn't want to improve his strength, but also thinks about saving others and all kinds of nonsense. Either he saves Shen Qianjin and Yu Sandou, who doesn't know the specific strength of his cards, or he saves the common people from fighting with the cavalry. Knowing that the countdown to death is imminent, I don't make good use of my time and use plug-ins quickly, and waste my time on these. It's really bad. In other words, the author is covering it up. The villain has no brains or has various scruples and just doesn't take action or kill the protagonist. Otherwise, he will be so lazy all day long that he will die early.

The world of young people: Li Qi, Agarwood, Wei Bingbing, the white-haired goddess archer and the empress. The villains are all middle-aged and elderly.

It's an interesting simulator-like story, and the pacing is pretty good.

What do you say? The writing is okay, but there is a problem with the sentences in this paragraph. Is it due to length?