High Martial: From Life Simulations to Conquering the Starsea

Next time, let's use an AI to write it. The villain I wrote treats the protagonist like a dog and kills him, but the protagonist is a good person who lets the villain cause trouble for him. It's ridiculous that I completely forgot the villain even existed.

This is the one that lets you see Chapter 2 👍🏻

The emulator gives too many prompts, constantly interrupting my reading rhythm and making it very uncomfortable to read. There are just too many circled areas. It would be one thing to summarize every ten or so pages, but there are almost every chapter, completely disrupting the reading rhythm.

Fart? He castrated himself.

Did you even read what you wrote? The first page is like this??? The Demon Blood is described as so serious, but it's treated like a joke. Putting aside everything else, the protagonist knows who stole it but is afraid to speak up for fear of retaliation—that's treason! Who's afraid of who? Are you a primary school student?

Although it inevitably contains some plot elements common in martial arts novels, the protagonist really does take on whoever he wants, even more villainous than the villains themselves—it's incredibly satisfying!

Check-in

You mean you simulated it 10,000 times before you finally beat it?

The action scenes could have been a bit more exciting; there wasn't enough fighting. But the flaws don't detract from the overall quality. I just wanted some really exciting and action-packed fight scenes.