Proving the Transcendent Path Through Simulation

The most typical thing about this book is that the writing style cannot support the setting. It's a pity to throw away tasteless food. Author, you can definitely sell this outline to an author with good writing skills to write it. It's a waste if I write this stuff myself. The writing is really impressive and the outline is really good.

It feels like I just put some water in the outline and then it gets stuck on my face.

The protagonist has traveled through time and turned into a simulator, but why does it feel like only the character has changed and the overall situation has not changed? It still keeps simulating and simulating. The identity of the protagonist as a simulator is dispensable.

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Chapter seven is a map. Eating dumplings does not eat the skin, not the filling, only the meat. It's a bit... Why don't you calm down and write in detail?

Infinite flow, no more than ten chapters in a world.

It's okay, not bad, but it's a little bit sparse. I don't know if it can be finished on the shelves normally 😤

Author, others are like water. Do you only have dry biscuits or instant food? If the pace is slower, you don't need hundreds of chapters to complete the world. At least don't just yo-yo after two or three chapters. It's too dry and you're looking at an inexplicable running account.

It's a bit of a running story, but it seems to be going well, I'd like more updates

The imagination is fine, but the writing power cannot support the plot.