Simulating the Future in the Abyss

I finally understand what fast-paced is all about; it's all substance, no fluff. 😍

In reality, a simulation game can usually be finished in about ten rounds.

I watched it all in one go; it was watchable, but a bit disorganized. It used two layers of templates; it was less interesting than simply losing a portion of one's lifespan upon death.

Pure simulation text The positive reviews describe it as an extremely fast-paced simulation where you become stronger so quickly you don't even know how much filler the author will have to produce after it's released to make money. So fast it's making me panic The negative review is that the author seems to have abandoned the established plot.

(Some readers said they couldn't remember the glossary effects and urgently needed me to create a template, which solved the problem.) [Already marked: Divine Deer Hidden in the Forest, Skywalker, Unrivaled Through the Ages, Light of the Stars] [Note: Life imprints can be applied across simulations of different experiences.]

This is amazing, it's like reading a novel. This is the first time I've encountered a work like this.

The abyss wanted to devour the world, but all the missions were about saving it. It's like the protagonist saves the world only to feed it to an even bigger monster.

🤫This is truly 100% pure dungeon stuff. Add some female characters, go for the sweethearts. Add a few more female supporting characters as mentors. Add another feeder, add another villain's taunt. Twist. I feel like I could really write an article about this.

It's all practical information, but I'm already getting dizzy from reading it all; there's too much stuff mixed together, it's all jumbled up.

Normally, I read novels at a snail's pace, reading several pages per second. But with this novel, I'm going to read it carefully; I have absolutely no desire to write filler or filler. I just want to write the novel I want to write. The writing style is average. The plot has no major flaws. I'm not trying to hold back. It should be a very pure simulation novel.