[Simulator] [Darkness] [Decisive Killing] [Using Any Means] [Not the Holy Mother] [Refreshing Article] Lin Feng, the true disciple of the Demon Sect, was snatched away and reborn by the soul of the villain from the real world at the critical moment when he was encircling Xiao Fan, the righteous prodigy, and his confidante Lin Xuewei. Faced with the mess left by the original owner and Xiao Fan's Long Aotian threat of "you have a way to die", Lin Feng unexpectedly awakened the "Dao Life Simulator".
"The child of destiny? It's just my experience baby!"
"The heroine of the original novel? She was kidnapped and used as a maid. Let's see how she goes from hatred to... Surrender!"
"Sect Master? Bring me the sect's secret art "Blood Soul Swallowing God Technique"!"
Let's watch Lin Feng use the cunning and cruelty of a villain to play with each of the "sons of destiny", step on their bones and dignity, plunder their luck and opportunities, and rise to power!
Beautiful, absolutely a refreshing rebirth! It's not easy for the author either. There are so many characters in it that I felt like I was dizzy when I read it in the early stages. Overall, it's good and the ending is pretty good too!
This novel is also difficult to review. In terms of the overall story, it is quite gripping. The plot also has its ups and downs. The emotional drama between the male and female protagonists is also handled appropriately, without being overly sweet or even borderline. There are a lot of cool points, but there are also a lot of shortcomings. Let's list them: 1. There are many typos and omissions, which affects both reading and listening. 2. The heroine's character and IQ fluctuate up and down, which is very unstable. The two biggest shortcomings have both triggered extremely high comments, and they are all highly unified dissatisfaction comments, which shows how unpleasant it is. 3. The author may have a lot of things going on at home, and always forgets to write about some things. For example, the heroine always "overlooks something, but fails to catch it for a while." Usually when this happens, there will be corresponding events later to respond, but there is no such thing. So much so that everyone is wondering, what did the heroine overlook? Another thing that made everyone laugh is that the author forgot the pregnancy time of the supporting character, which caused Princess Yu to be pregnant for two years before giving birth to the child. Comments said that she was pregnant with Nezha. In terms of storytelling alone, I really want to give it a 9.5 Rating, but in view of these shortcomings, I'll give it a 7.5 Neutral rating.
The writing is delicate and smooth, and the main idea is clear and rigorous. It's really good. However, there are many characters with lines or identities in some scenes, making the plot a bit messy.
Sometimes the wise king, sometimes the king of Yu, the author himself wrote it in a mess.
The story is wonderful! There are just some partial branches that are repetitive and confusing!
I like the male and female protagonists. Duan Huirou is just not miserable enough. Duan Qingyin is also not pleasant, she is a bitch
Very nice, recommended.
This is the top setting that a Machiavellian novel should have! Both the male and female protagonists have online IQs and hard-core strength. There is no frustration of one party being held back, only the tacit understanding and joy of meeting the opponent.
They are the best partners in the maelstrom of power and intrigue. No matter how secretly they are in the court, they can always resolve dangerous situations with their keen insight and careful thinking - I can understand the situation you set up in seconds, and you can fill in the flaws I missed. Step by step, the camp has the tension of a mental game, and also has the peace of mind of each other's support. There is no brainless romance that drags down the main line. The emotional line is naturally grown in the process of breaking the situation side by side. From allies who appreciate each other to confidants who share the same mind, the paving for the long-term love is delicate and solid. Every time they look at each other, there is an even pull.
The most poignant thing is the male protagonist's dedicated setting! He holds the power but is always single-minded, and uses his resourcefulness to stabilize the situation and protect her, rather than intrigue and ambiguity. He understands her tenacity and sharpness, respects her wisdom and structure, and cherishes her as an equal soul. This configuration of "strong alliance + deep affection and single-mindedness" not only meets the high requirements for a power plot drama, but also touches the expectation of pure love. The more he watches, the more he gets obsessed with it, and he can't stop at all!
The author's writing style is very good. This is what ancient plots need to be interesting.
I just watched it at first, but then I really insisted on watching it just to complain. The character setting is confusing, the plot is inconsistent, holes are dug and many clues are missing...
Often the operation is as fierce as a tiger, and then... The result is this? ? It's very childish, right?
The framework is well set, but the writing ability lowers the rating. The chaos of the characters is tolerable, but the timeline is messier than Yue Lao's Red Line, and the plot is arbitrary and depends entirely on the author's needs. The heroine's intelligence is what everyone says, but in fact it is a bit hard to describe. There is a bit of arrogance in the intelligence, and there are many plots, like watching a story with only the beginning and the end without any middle.
Beautiful, absolutely a refreshing rebirth! It's not easy for the author either. There are so many characters in it that I felt like I was dizzy when I read it in the early stages. Overall, it's good and the ending is pretty good too!
This novel is also difficult to review. In terms of the overall story, it is quite gripping. The plot also has its ups and downs. The emotional drama between the male and female protagonists is also handled appropriately, without being overly sweet or even borderline. There are a lot of cool points, but there are also a lot of shortcomings. Let's list them: 1. There are many typos and omissions, which affects both reading and listening. 2. The heroine's character and IQ fluctuate up and down, which is very unstable. The two biggest shortcomings have both triggered extremely high comments, and they are all highly unified dissatisfaction comments, which shows how unpleasant it is. 3. The author may have a lot of things going on at home, and always forgets to write about some things. For example, the heroine always "overlooks something, but fails to catch it for a while." Usually when this happens, there will be corresponding events later to respond, but there is no such thing. So much so that everyone is wondering, what did the heroine overlook? Another thing that made everyone laugh is that the author forgot the pregnancy time of the supporting character, which caused Princess Yu to be pregnant for two years before giving birth to the child. Comments said that she was pregnant with Nezha. In terms of storytelling alone, I really want to give it a 9.5 Rating, but in view of these shortcomings, I'll give it a 7.5 Neutral rating.
The writing is delicate and smooth, and the main idea is clear and rigorous. It's really good. However, there are many characters with lines or identities in some scenes, making the plot a bit messy.
Sometimes the wise king, sometimes the king of Yu, the author himself wrote it in a mess.
The story is wonderful! There are just some partial branches that are repetitive and confusing!
I like the male and female protagonists. Duan Huirou is just not miserable enough. Duan Qingyin is also not pleasant, she is a bitch
Very nice, recommended. This is the top setting that a Machiavellian novel should have! Both the male and female protagonists have online IQs and hard-core strength. There is no frustration of one party being held back, only the tacit understanding and joy of meeting the opponent. They are the best partners in the maelstrom of power and intrigue. No matter how secretly they are in the court, they can always resolve dangerous situations with their keen insight and careful thinking - I can understand the situation you set up in seconds, and you can fill in the flaws I missed. Step by step, the camp has the tension of a mental game, and also has the peace of mind of each other's support. There is no brainless romance that drags down the main line. The emotional line is naturally grown in the process of breaking the situation side by side. From allies who appreciate each other to confidants who share the same mind, the paving for the long-term love is delicate and solid. Every time they look at each other, there is an even pull. The most poignant thing is the male protagonist's dedicated setting! He holds the power but is always single-minded, and uses his resourcefulness to stabilize the situation and protect her, rather than intrigue and ambiguity. He understands her tenacity and sharpness, respects her wisdom and structure, and cherishes her as an equal soul. This configuration of "strong alliance + deep affection and single-mindedness" not only meets the high requirements for a power plot drama, but also touches the expectation of pure love. The more he watches, the more he gets obsessed with it, and he can't stop at all!
The author's writing style is very good. This is what ancient plots need to be interesting.
I just watched it at first, but then I really insisted on watching it just to complain. The character setting is confusing, the plot is inconsistent, holes are dug and many clues are missing... Often the operation is as fierce as a tiger, and then... The result is this? ? It's very childish, right?
The framework is well set, but the writing ability lowers the rating. The chaos of the characters is tolerable, but the timeline is messier than Yue Lao's Red Line, and the plot is arbitrary and depends entirely on the author's needs. The heroine's intelligence is what everyone says, but in fact it is a bit hard to describe. There is a bit of arrogance in the intelligence, and there are many plots, like watching a story with only the beginning and the end without any middle.