My Life Simulator Says I Should Start Over

The toxicity is too strong. Apart from other aspects, I just can't stand the character of the protagonist. In just 20 chapters, I saw: the giant baby time traveler who is 18+18 years old but has almost no ability to think; the super non-stick pan that I hate you is your fault and it is your fault that you hate me; are you interested in me by being so close to me? It's all because you're so beautiful that I couldn't help but kiss you. He's a scary, dazzling and depressive man who's still thinking with his small head even though there's a zombie crisis. To be honest, you are so cute that you kiss one parent abruptly and blame her, then go back and make love to the other one, and then it turns black and you are so mad that you hate her so much, I really want to put it on a little

I really don't want to say it so harshly, but the portrayal of this protagonist is a bit... Disgusting. Even if it is about a loser, at least he has a decent character. The dialogue is like a child playing house when he is graduating from high school. What is this guy doing who kills zombies and kisses others without warning? I really want to excuse him so that I can continue watching, but no matter how I look at him, he is sullen, timid and lustful, and he is a kind of sperm, and it is difficult to be honest and honest.

I'm dead from poison. There are still more than 20 chapters left, and I really can't read any more. I suspect that the author has no outline at all. The first few copies are OK and can be regarded as food, but they are meaningless without mentioning the main line. They are better than nothing. The author seems to want to do something different from others. Instead of reflecting the main line after the end of one copy, he has more subtitles. This copy then forms the main line, but unfortunately the author's writing skills are not enough, and then this copy is not clear, and the next copy comes one after another. In addition, the time of the main line is unclear. The whole process is that the copy is advancing at a high speed, and the main line is grinding. It is like a sea king with insufficient time management ability forcing his feet on N boats. The capsizing is inevitable.

I don't understand why the squad leader must be killed in the simulation. Isn't this a simulation? Why is the protagonist himself getting more and more angry as he plays in the simulation? The contents of Chapter 50 and Chapter 40 are in simulation. The squad leader is not a superpower. Even if he kills the protagonist, he will not become a superpower. It is better to just stay in the zombie school and learn how to become a superpower. The protagonist doesn't want to become a superpower, but thinks about the monitor's secret every day. Shouldn't you clear your copy first? Why did you kill the squad leader first at the start? Just because of your yandere label. At the beginning, it was said that the protagonist is a time traveler and he is disappointed that he is not a person with supernatural powers. He also read an undocumented hero comic book. Later, he said that the protagonist is not jealous of people with powers at all. You may not think so! This simulated protagonist can be simulated twice a day at home, and when he comes out after 10 years, he will be invincible. . . . . No matter how much simulation is written, reality does not promote it at all. This really creates a strong sense of fragmentation. It's all illusory. Nowadays, all simulation novels are mainly simulation and supplemented by reality. I haven't even left the house yet. I've already simulated it hundreds of times at home.

Based on my experience of being a book reader for more than ten years and reading through the author's two previous books, I swear that if the author can't hold back in the middle and later stages, and then comes up with some illusory big concepts of heaven, time, emperors, etc., This book will be a hit 👆🤓

The essence of the monitor is a little girl who needs affirmation and praise. As long as her needs are met, she can win over her. At worst, she can just coax her and say that in the future she sees, the monitor will also awaken into a powerful person with super powers, shining brightly and attracting everyone's attention. The jealousy now is not important at all. The monitor just needs to stabilize her mentality. I hope the author will be clear-headed. Everyone is here to read the story about the male protagonist's successful comeback and the three thousand beauties in his harem, rather than the whole story of killing the girl to prove it.

If you want to give the protagonist a cold and sultry label, you have to at least write it smartly. If you write it stupidly, you can still be in love anytime and anywhere.

Can the monitor clear his name? Just because she has a history of not being recognized? But this is not a reason to kill. It would be too funny if the protagonists took pity on the squad leader and then liked each other.

Isn't the protagonist a pure waste? Without the golden finger, I acted like a human being. I thought I was awake and saw everything. But when I had the golden finger, I was so horny that I lost my mind.

All information depends on death. If you are dead, you like to scream. After you scream, you will be careless and then die. It's a closed loop.