Life Simulation: The Female Demon Lord of My Past Life Became Real

I've read more than ten chapters, and it's well-written. However, it's awkward to portray the demonic path as having both compassion and righteousness, while depicting the righteous path as utterly evil. In your setting, demonic fetuses, demonic arts, and demonic energy are objective realities, not just slanderous labels.

I only realized halfway through that the system retains memories from before the time travel, but not from afterward. That's why the protagonist always feels like they just traveled to the future during each simulation.

This book is interesting; it's an infinite flow simulation novel, and I feel that each of the smaller worlds is quite well-written.

The pace of each sub-world is too fast; there are already three sub-worlds in a hundred chapters. It would be better to slow down the writing, allowing more time to develop the characters' emotions and expand upon the story.

Why is nobody reading this? It's really well-written. But the author has several female leads; why not write more?

I read a book where the protagonist also descends into another world every month. The difference is that the protagonist is already invincible in the real world. After descending, he randomly takes on a new identity and must complete a mission to return. His first descent was to a zombie world, where the mission was to make humanity believe in light.

Why do I have to bring someone back every time we do a simulation?

Keep it up! I've already subscribed. Write well. I won't close the subscription until it's finished. I'll wait for you to be published.

Why is this book so unpopular? I think the author's writing is pretty good!

The description is not bad, but the plot twists and turns, and the suspense, are not well written.