It Was Supposed to Be a Simulation, So Why Is the Empress Chasing Me with a Sword?

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Where did all this water come from?

I've heard that adding "okay?" To one's speech makes them sound especially gentle. So, friends, is it okay to lock Kawano in the basement to write?

It turns out the author was a nobody.

I'm wondering, is it possible that Gu Han's entire life was also a simulation?

This is clearly a wish-fulfillment story, but it has quite a few flaws. It seems to follow a template, as it shares some similarities with other simulator novels. Perhaps due to insufficient writing skill, some characters appear noticeably less intelligent. However, it's still readable, as long as the author doesn't abandon the story. These days, simulator novels are easy to write in the beginning, but they start to fall apart later on; at least six out of ten books do this.

Come on

I noticed the fox spirit was a bit stagnant, but since she couldn't determine the male lead's identity through her soul, how could she be sure he was her master? She just gave him away for free, which is really ridiculous.

I sensed something was off. First, the status of cultivators here is low. Only those with talent have the chance to be called poor cultivators; otherwise, minor characters who would only survive two chapters in other works wouldn't be so arrogant here. Second, the female lead is too laid-back. While others are rushing to the male lead's house, she's completely captivated and starts lounging around, playing house.

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