The Empresses Are All Coming to Propose. You Call This a Simulation?

From the moment the protagonist was brought into the sect, I've been puzzled. The plot doesn't progress within the sect, and the sect leader keeps targeting the male lead without explaining why. This constant targeting is incredibly annoying. If it's meant to introduce the later Empress storyline, a brief mention would suffice. If the sect leader is indeed part of a harem, then explain why she targets the male lead. If the writing continues like this, it's only good for a captivating beginning; the story starts to decline after the sect arc. It's like the author is deliberately trying to annoy the reader, forcing things when there's nothing to say.

The more settings are added, the more the harem storylines fall apart—this is basically the ending for this type of novel.

Is the leader of the Wantian Sect insane? I couldn't continue reading after this point; he seemed like a lunatic, constantly targeting the protagonist without any explanation from the author. It was baffling, like he was mentally unstable. And then there's no news about the other female leads either—a sword immortal, an emperor, and a young lady from a powerful foreign sect. It's impossible for them to be unable to find the male lead for so long, or at least completely disappear without a trace. The plot feels confusing. I haven't read the later parts of the story, so please don't criticize me if I'm wrong.

Too watery

The author is really good at cutting off lines.

What was the author's purpose in creating the character of the Lord of the Heaven-Supporting Sect? Was it to disgust the readers? I just want to see this guy die on the spot.

No matter what you say, the author won't listen to you; he'll stick to his own path and uphold his own beliefs.

Having read the latest chapter, I'd like to offer the author a suggestion: the pacing is too slow and there's too much content. The early chapters were quite good, but now the Sixth Elder's storyline has become excessive. It might be intended to introduce the Empress, but so far the plot hasn't changed much and has no connection to the female leads. This could easily cause readers to leave. While building up the plot is fine, excessive buildup isn't good for the overall book. I hope the author can review this and speed up the pacing. The current chapters feel a bit bland. Hope this helps.

It's a typical wish-fulfillment novel with a satisfying plot and familiar tropes, but I love it! The plot is well-developed and the content is fresh. The most unique aspect is probably the life simulation element; it tells a great story in a short time, cleverly connecting the simulation with reality and triggering various chain reactions… These are just some opinions for your reference. Wasn't the male lead's attitude a bit too cold when he met the female lead in reality later? Even a normal person would find the female lead very nice, let alone the male lead who shared memories with her? The goal of slapping her in the face was achieved, but it felt slightly unnatural.

Although it's not Qingming Festival, I'll still come and sweep the graves.