
Global Simulation: Awakening Infinite Deduction from the Start
全民模拟开局觉醒无限推衍
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 720k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Futuristic Fantasy
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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273Chapters
86kPopularity
1.3kReaders
9.0Score
398Must-read votes
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It was alright at first. Its worldview is incredibly vast, with world planes like nesting dolls, one after another, somewhat like an infinite flow novel with a nurturing element. The male lead is quite lewd (๑><๑). It's surprising that this book passed censorship! When you're about a third of the way through, the male lead is either doing Xx or on his way to Xx.
I finished watching it, and the lack of an ending is really frustrating. Damn it, I hope the author doesn't...
Can't read
It's just so-so. Anyway, the author wrote it haphazardly, and I didn't like reading it.
It's fine for me; there's no bloodshed or survival storyline. The only downside is that I'm always unsure about the boundaries of the main world, but it doesn't affect the reading experience.
To put it bluntly, her writing style is better than most of the authors on Seven Cats; to put it nicely, most of it is just nonsense.
The author is a Frankenstein's monster; those who haven't seen those shows might find it worth watching.
Not bad!