Life Simulation: I Caused the Female Sword Immortal to Regret ForeverSimulated Lives: The Sorrow of the Sword Maiden
人生模拟：让女剑仙抱憾终身

The novel has some really good story building, with the MC reincarnating in different worlds, each with their own power system and rulers.

What I like is the diversity of worlds and the fun interactions between the main characters, although the plot of getting one girl per World feels a bit too pokemon-ish to me...

Still a great read

As this reviewer has already said, pretty much every simulation the mc does is like this. That gut punch to your feelings was good the first time, predictable the second time, and boring the third time. I doubt the fourth or fifth time will be any better. Overall, it's a popcorn novel to get up in your feelings.

Came here for slop but left with feels

Really strong emotionally touching beginning but that's really all this Novel has. I'm not asking for it to reach that level all the time but essentially there's nothing of interest, it never expanded upon anything, we just orbit the MC and his emotionally dependent tragic girls. The worlds and simulations are just undeveloped backgrounds to set the mood.

Read the first 20 odd chapters if you need a good gut punch to your feelings

Bro wtf with all the reviews? I have read till chapter 22 and this novel has made me cry.
Just based on the emotions that it elicited from me, I categorise this into the very good tier of novels.
Read it.

Wow, we're already on the fourth poison test, really incredible. As always, no heavy spoilers, so let the summary begin.

Rating: C (3.5 to 4.0)
Note: I've only read 121 chapters.

Potential: C (3.5 to 4.0)
Note: The novel showed good potential, but then it stagnated and remained in the same place.

The novel tells the story of Xu Xi, funny name, I know, lmao, he lives in a world that suddenly became extraordinary, but due to an accident on the day of the spiritual revival, he ended up paraplegic.

Years later, Xu Xi gains a mysterious simulation system that allows him to be reborn in other worlds. Unlike typical simulation novels, we don't just follow texts and more texts as we watch the MC's reaction to them, he literally goes inside the simulation and lives a life there.

If I had to sum him up in a few words, it would be: "A tragic Pokemon trainer!".

Tragedy seems to be something the author loves to do, of course, I found it quite interesting and good the first couple of times, but it ends up becoming dull and repetitive, and that's what started to ruin the novel for me. I'm sad, because it had a lot of potential.

I don't have much to say about the world, the author doesn't seem to like world-building, so much so that we barely know the general setting of the real world and the simulated world is hardly ever explored in depth.

Each simulation is almost like a separate story, so you don't have to worry about reading walls of text summarizing things.

In fact, prepare some tissues, you'll need them, because the author knows how to stir the reader's emotions.

The MC isn't dumb either, he's even intelligent at various times, but unfortunately this comes across less and less as the story progresses.

My assessment is that it's a good read if you don't have anything too important to read and want to see various stories and systems of power being explored not too deeply.
deeply.

I think it's starting to look like catching Pokemon

In a world, where authors making simulation novels kill their MC as they travel the simulated worlds alone, one author decided to go old school.

A powerful MC travels from world to world, making them a brighter place for those he meets and lets people become OP with the power of Love and Friendship.

Hahah, honestly it's pretty refreshing, and enjoyable.

Ignore the other comments, this is very different from other life simulations, at least that's what I think. (Read until 287)

The others usually focus on repetition, the protagonist dies several times at the beginning and increases his strength and the power of the simulations over time... this has become repetitive. In this story, each The simulation is unique. That is, he will only simulate once. It is also not a manufactured reality, but he actually lives an entire life in each simulation, from 18 years to 800 years, and every action he takes in simulations is then transmitted to real life, demonstrating that he was not just simulating a life, but leaving a Legacy

The only trashy point of the novel is that every simulation has to end in tragedy. It seems to be a rule of the author, but it wouldn't hurt to make a truly happy ending for each story.

Seriously now, if you want to enjoy this novel, treat each simulation as its own novel and reality is just a filler, created just to not make you so sad after the simulations.

Translation becomes more mtl at ch 26, they can't even keep genders consistent, much less technique names.