The Gray-Fog Apocalypse: Simulating My Way to Godhood

No wonder no one saw it. The energy consumption for Goldfinger was given at the beginning. Every time it doubled, the energy was deducted according to a percentage. Otherwise, the energy of the universe will not be enough for you to simulate it once.

According to this way of writing, if the protagonist is unscrupulous enough to become invincible and then emerges from the mountain, he will have no brains. If he is really stubborn to the point of becoming invincible, he will be worthless. He will be blocked at both ends.

No wonder this book can't be read. Look at how people write simulations. Good guy, starting from Chapter 2, I read 4 and 5 chapters in a row. They are all about the first simulation description.

The readers can't even figure out what the fun part is. The protagonist is tortured at the beginning, and when he grows up, he gangs up with no one left, and the blood flows like a river. This is the fun part. Being abused at the beginning, and then conquering them in turn? According to the protagonist's growth rate, other than calling 666 to the protagonist, these people really can't think of their role.

There are many authors writing this kind of books now, but they all only care about the results and don't pursue the process. Only those who are popular will be successful except for the first person to eat the crab.

After watching the opening, and then looking through the table of contents, I saw that the Black Tiger Gang was not wiped out, and was it left here to enjoy free food? Instead of farming, this kind of garbage that strikes hard at home and specializes in squeezing and killing weak people of the same kind is kept for food? They also engage in subjugation. Is it reserved specifically for the protagonist to call 666? If it weren't for the weak gang protagonist at the beginning, the protagonist would have died immediately at the hands of the Black Tiger Gang.

There are basically no good books with this kind of introduction.

During the period of the Puppet Qing Dynasty and the Kuomintang, they collected excessive amounts of taxes and miscellaneous taxes: the Puppet Emperor of the Puppet Qing Dynasty took a hundred thousand soldiers and horses to a certain mountain village to collect taxes. Do you know this? In 1937, did you know that Chiang Kai-shek took He Yingqin and various members of the Whampoa Military Academy to a village in Zhejiang to collect exorbitant taxes?

When you update, subtle flaws will be magnified, and the greenness of the writing will be criticized. When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the progress of the plot is paid more attention to. When you are on the third watch, the humble praise begins to sound, and the number of dead givers begins to decrease. When you read the fifth update, readers' support spontaneously formed, and the voices of praise became louder and louder. When you are at the tenth watch, the Confucian debates are deafening, and the tolerant attitude is implemented both inside and outside.

The exponential increase in simulation consumption seems terrible when you can only simulate it a few times. However, in the way the author writes it, the real golden finger of the protagonist is actually the talent of resonance. This devouring ability is much stronger than the protagonist's system. Development basically depends on this. In chapters 30 and 40, after four simulations, one can achieve level 4 cultivation and level 5 combat power. In this world, level 6 is already an upper-level powerhouse.