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Synopsis
Chen Qi is thrust into a simulation system designed to save the world of Terra, but he discovers a frustrating pattern: every life he begins is a descent into hardship. To survive and combat systemic corruption, he is forced to become a ruthless tyrant, a secret conspirator, or a cold-hearted leader across multiple iterations. This narrative blends the high-stakes tension of political intrigue with the 'infinite flow' simulation trope, mirroring the structure of modern reincarnation fantasies. It is ideal for fans of Arknights who enjoy power fantasies and stories where the protagonist must play the villain to achieve a greater good. Conversely, readers seeking a gentle or optimistic protagonist should avoid this title. The pacing is brisk, utilizing the simulation jumps to rapidly shift settings and stakes, while the standout quality remains the tension between the protagonist's forced cruelty and his actual goals.
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Editorial Review
This fan-fiction piece presents an intriguing hook by utilizing a simulation mechanic to explore the political underbelly of its setting. The strength of the work lies in its conceptual variety; by resetting the protagonist's life, the author can experiment with different social strata and power dynamics without stalling the plot. However, the novel suffers from a significant lack of visibility and a relatively short chapter count of 80, leaving it unclear if the overarching plot can successfully tie these disparate simulations together. The writing leans heavily on established tropes of the ruthless lead, which occasionally makes the character feel predictable. While the premise is strong, the ongoing status and low engagement suggest it has yet to find its footing. It is a decent read for genre enthusiasts, though it lacks the polish of a top-tier production.