There Is a Heaven Simulator at the Beginning of Thunderbolt Misery

It is recommended that you don't learn from the settings of the simulator world next door that affect reality, and don't learn from the plot modes of the simulator world next door. The simulated plot world should be omitted and completed at most a few chapters, with the real plot as the main core. The simulator system plug-in is a near-invincible or invincible cheat, which is a magical skill rewarded by brushing the system. Soldiers, natural treasures, natural talents, magical powers, etc., Can be said to be invincible and cool stories that can increase at least one or a few realms every time you simulate a world. Don't write a story about the protagonist who feels frustrated. After all, such a heaven-defying hook system is only suitable for writing high-level near-invincible or invincible side-pushing protagonists who are cool!

The author is a bit afraid of wise men in distress. The protagonist has no backstage, the protagonist has no power, the protagonist has no strength, and the protagonist knows a lot. You are so easy to bully and there is no need to resort to tricks to deal with you, and there is zero cost to deal with the protagonist. If you stand on the right path, you will be killed by the evil path to scare the monkeys. If you stand on the evil path, you will be targeted by the right path.

My writing skills have also improved, but I'm just following the trend of simulators.

Hmm, the name doesn't feel stylish enough

Author, you can use [ ] for simulated content. This will make it more eye-catching and make it easier to distinguish between real content and simulated content.

When will the author's next novel be released?

I checked a picture and the settings are fine. The simulator does not affect the situation.