摘要
[Simulator+Cultivation+Farming Stream+Survival Stream]
One day, through transmigration, Su Xing arrived in a data-centric high martial world.
This world had extraordinary strong beings known as professionals, favored by the "heavens," who could level up and strengthen themselves by running dungeons and killing monsters.
Su Xing changed his job to the hidden profession of Cultivator, but due to unknown reasons, he could not gain experience or level up like other professionals.
Unable to level up, he could only cultivate... but in this era where Spiritual Energy was depleted and Cultivators were nearly extinct, even obtaining Spiritual Energy was a luxury. After four years in college, Su Xing was still a minor in the Qi Refining Stage, struggling even to graduate.
Fortunately, he awakened the golden finger "Life Simulator," which allowed him to simulate the future by paying energy and bring back the Cultivation Level, items, and more from the simulation to the real world.
However, in the simulated future, the Foreign Race invaded in full force, leading to the overthrow of the Human Race overnight.
In such desperate circumstances, Su Xing chose to lie low and develop, cultivating Spirit Plants, concocting Elixirs, enhancing his Cultivation Level, improving the overall strength of the Human Race... He continuously strengthened himself through the simulator, becoming a hidden powerhouse, silently resisting the invasion of the Foreign Race...
ps: This is a story about a simulator, leaning towards a careful survival strategy, farming development, and operating from behind the scenes...
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****Review after finishing the novel**** So here’s the thing guys, in simple words, it’s a good read. Go have a try. For a much deeper review: 1. It’s a simulation novel through and through. But unlike some, it buts constant emphasis on an equal exchange until the end of the novel. So MC doesn’t get things for free at any point in the novel, up until the simulator becomes useless to him. How does a simulator become useless? Read it. Though it’s kinda obvious. 2. There are multiple times when you feel that the author or MC is being stupid in the early parts, and you’d have a better opinion… well you don’t. Atleast initially. All things that the MC does are very calculated and smart choices. Though in the later parts, you might just be right. But here’s the thing, if you read through the novel, you’ll realise that you aren’t the MC nor the author, and if you keep this in mind, I guarantee you that you will at the least not be bored and drop the novel. It took a lot for me to keep reminding myself of this too, and I am glad I did. The only issue you might feel, or atleast I did, is that the MC always has a sword above his head. Destruction of the world—>save the world—>not strong enough—>run to another world—>new world is also under destruction—>Reaslising that the 3000 worlds are being “destruct-ed”—>escape to the heavens—>heavens is already “destruct-ed”. It’s like he can catch a break at all. So he is constantly trying to improve himself, which makes him have almost zero interactions with others, be it family, friends, or lovers. And even the interactions that are mentioned are described in 2 to 3 lines per week initially, to per month later on. But what can be done, his enemies right from chapter 100-ish, are already the peak of the world. Not his world, but the peak of all worlds. So he needs to focus on not being destroyed.🤷🏻♂️ Anyway, try it, get an idea of it yourself. It’s atleast not a usual brain dead novel.
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i read it to around 500th chapter. story is developing slowly, but it stays interesting enough for me to not drop it yet. it has its ok and not so ok parts. as we are in 'simulation system' genre, author played his cards well at start, as to not let the mc simulate too far away into future, by cleverly throwing different obstacles in his path, which also allows for interesting story development and satisfying power up feel. but simulation is often sureounded by weird/ stupid rules imposed by system. you also get situations, where something suddenly happens, where in sim it didnt. you also get mc doing stupid dangerous things that he did not check using sim so i am kinda annoyed by logical issues
this story is really good 🤩🤩🤩 and interesting and funny at some point 😆😆😆and also very mysterious 🧐🧐🧐the protagonist is really working hard I hope 😣😣😣he can save his little sister and his friends from the demon's attack I only read chapter 1 to 8 and it is really interesting and I hope more people support this novel and thank you 🙏🙏🙏for your hard work 😘😘😘 Dear author and writing such a good story,I really enjoyed reading this story ❤️❤️❤️
99 chapters of sim in the book 14959274847 chapters of sim You take one down And pass it around 44 chapters of sim in the book The inconsistent numbers are glaring, even for the genre. They aren’t even consistent from paragraph to paragraph, let alone across chapters. And the repetition is *ridiculous*. Every single simulation is almost exactly the same up until around the late 400s and it’s very detailed. Mostly straight copy and paste, I think, and it would likely be more obvious if the novel didn’t have more than one “translator” working on it that, I’m fairly sure, don’t communicate with each other. Other than that, the MC is fairly… absent. The actual main character is the simulator itself, which is presented primarily as summaries from chapter to chapter. Whenever the novel goes back to reality from the simulation, the MC’s actions read with all the importance of a grocery shopping list. He did this, then he did that, then he did the other thing. Oh, time for another simulation! I don’t exactly regret this, but I don’t think I’ll be continuing it.
positive points: nice story good world development cautious mc no extreme romance negetive points: inconsistent names of power levels wrong numbers (100 million shown as billion) sometimes author makes dumb mistakes in choices this is all i can think off
Enjoyable story, at times repetitive. Good for a read on the bus/train. My biggest gripe about this novel thus far is the inconsistent translation of numbers when describing the amount of simulation points. The release schedule of chapter updates is pretty good. Nice and steady.
Good novel but can get really repetitive at times especially in the middle(around chapter 200 to 400) it gets better around chapter 500 and up. 100 percent would recommend.[img=golden ticket]
Starts out interesting but gets repetitive after awhile. The mc only ever does interesting things in the simulation where there’s no real risk and the need for simulation energy is always conveniently solved the exact week he has them. I’ve stuck with it for awhile cause there seemed to some real advancement but it’s never actually doing anything.
it's really good, to be honest. but there were some translation errors and discrepancies between chapters. overall it is really great, I deeply recommend it <3
vero good story, but the transllation is really, really bad, with some name and all the numbers.
I have read so many novels that i can't find a good one. New readers may find it interesting. The story is the same as countless other novels. It gets boring after a while.
This novel isn’t as good as you might think it is from the first 30 ish chapters, it degenerates fast and the translation quality gets worse… and worse… and worse… the MC stays the same like the entire novel… yadda yadda ya it’s just not very good
Authos need to review chapters after hsing AI translation. His numbers in the system point are never consistent. Always has issues when its between millions and billions. A simple recheck would fix everything
What if he would just join with the demons in simulation just to prolong his life span and gain more power :)))
The story by itself was good. and the simulations and whatnot is engaging. but somehow author was bad in executing and incorporating the modern element, the dungeon, and the cultivation. as a person who live in world with dungeon (even though he was indeed transmigrated) he don't even know how others players promote from bronze to silver and so on until several simulations. even if as cultivator he does not need to do this, he should not be that clueless right? and despite being modern world with all technological advantage, when he went to scripture pavilion, why on earth he need to memorize? he could just use video/image recording. even if there's restriction, they should have some props to record. and even if nothing can be taken out of said dungeon beside memories, he could always ask his master or the library elders to imprint the knowledge needed directly to the brain (like 3 occassion where they just point to his forehead and he gains said skill). i mean the identity is there. plus, even if he can't take anything out, since he can touch everything in that cultivation dungeon, this mean he can actually consume pills. it is a plothole. but author somehow didn't notice it. and for god's sake, he is a college student, not some high school underage boy. why does author shied away to talk about seggs and relationship? mc always act coy and avoid it with. lastly he never take his interpersonal relationship with others seriously and only used them. he didn't even care about what happen to them. a tragedy could be avoided if he just took notice in the simulation and prevent it in real life and yet he didn't even feel anything after learning the knews the friend's (gf in the simulation) parents died.
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