A really interesting story. I haven't seen this style of simulator for fan fiction, I appreciate this style more than the unlimited streaming style. The plot of fanfiction itself is original. For example, for Harry Potter, I've only read a few fan fictions that don't take place in the 1990s. Few authors stand out and write about other timelines. In addition, we quickly pass through the school years, which is appreciated. There are still flaws, the worldbuilding remains superficial, the author doesn't make good use of his originality and everything seems simple for the protagonist, too simple for my taste. The problem isn't that it's simple, otherwise it would be a kind of invincibility flow, but that the author wants it to remain a challenge for the protagonist. Moreover, the author also explores other timelines for other fanfictions. Good for that of The Lord of the Rings( Silmarillon in this case), a fiction too little explored by Chinese authors. I will update this review later because I only vaguely remember this story.