Breaking Down the Walls

Due to the recent toxic comment(s) from a handful of readers (or an alt from a hater), it has come to me that some readers might have misunderstood the concept of this novel.Therefore, I'm putting this review as a disclaimer, so these readers who are expecting a certain type of MC or a type of story can understand what they are getting into. And then, when they start flaming, I can just remind them of their ignorance. What you will NOT see in this novel.1. Fast-paced story2. OP MC at the beginning of the story3. Unyielding MC that refuses to bow down to anyone.4. An evil MC that violates laws and order at the early story.5. A Mary Sue, Gary Stu, Kirito-like MC that infinitely gains instant powerup without having to work hard. 6. An alpha MC that has a perfect personality and makes perfect decisions in every action.7. A ruthless, reckless, and brainless MC that goes around and provoke everyone left and right because of a trivial matter. 8. Humorless dark story. What you will SEE in this novel.1. Slow-paced story.2. An MC that understands these words and can put them into practice; "Compromise

Decent read, probably the best of this batch. I'd ignore the title, it's a joke. This is a simulation system novel but unlike most of the other ones this one feels a lot less monotonous, the system also doesn't feel as random.For example there are 5 fixed types of rewards the MC can get from simulating and the rewards actually make a lot of sense so it's definitely better thought out than most of them.This novel also does have it's absurd and actually humorous moments like the gigolo talent, the fact that he can simulate the same simulation multiple times to stack rewards, the absurd thought process of our protagonist etc. This really does add a lot of charm to the novel and I think it'd be lifeless without it.There's also a bit of an actual sense of danger too unlike 90% of other simulation novels our protagonist is actively putting himself in danger in order to get benefits to live longer in the long term. It's better than playing it safe and living miserably so it makes a lot of sense.Somewhat generic setting and characters but I honestly don't mind since the execution is rather respectable and a bit amusing at times. This has both personality and potential. 3.5/5.

very difficult to read. although sentences are not MLT, I don't understand what is going on.

The premise of this story is halfway decent, the author had some interesting ideas and tried to pull an interesting spin on an old genre.The major problem with this novel is that the author utterly fails to express emotions in a convincing way. The MC feels wooden and constructed because he has either too much emotions or none at all. Side-Characters are a lot better, but not really relevant due to the premise of this story.World building is okay-is, not good, but vague enough to be believable. Differences in planets are almost nonexistent, but again, this isn't a slice of life or exploration type of story. Pasing is another problem, we either get way to much information about things we don't need to care about at all, or not enough to really imagine what is going on.

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Fantastic and interesting novel. The story and the writing quality is so fantastic as it never bores me, I really like how the pace of the story is going. Good work!

So this story is like a Hikaru no go meets League of legends, it's quite similar at the beginning but quickly branches off to its own thing mainly focusing on esports, becoming a pro and finding teammates for his team.

Shamless 5 star review. YOLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!