Emulator: Opening Talent Super Gigolo

well.. this did start off as a good novel but after 40 it just starts going downhill real quick.. author fails to keep up quality it's really sad how this went from 100 to 0 real quick..
dumb MC..
useless characters
poor background
the author just starts making everyone dumb

from this batch this is definitely the best one at least i feel that personally i would say its worth a past time read since you get some interesting stuff with most of the emulator genre.

Raw: 模拟器：开局天赋软饭硬吃
Author: Braised Stone
Category: Fantasy Novels
Status: Chapter 242 (Ongoing)

Definitely worth the read. If you wanna read mtl, use chrome.

Very great novel until you hit chapter 41 where the translator that has ruined numerous novels with their awful translations yet again shows off their work.

You already know the end of the book but the author gives up before writing the ending. That's the sad fate of a plagiarized work, the farthest I've ever seen is the sixth generation of plagiarism. Generally the original story didn't do well either. It just showed a new strategy of being lazy in writing.

translation quality becomes almost unreadable past chapter 40

The best from this batch so far. I really love how smart the MC is. Among these countless bunch braindead faceslapping MCs, this feels like a breath of fresh air.

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.