My girlfriend's downfall

Even tho the MC might appear overpowered at first that is not at all the case in the grand sheme of things.

It has the same idea as 'Worldwide Simulation Era' but 'I Have Awakened The Deduction System' is more restrained, it's not as exaggerated as the 'first' one, the 'first' one has a lot of immortality cultivation, and a lot of Chinese stuff, it even has a little of prejudice from other countries (spoiler - in the 'first' mc world there was a war, and china conquered the planet), and 'second', I only read up to chapter 20, and according to the synopsis, it has genetics, martial arts, world of fantasy.

A slow paced novel, the MC always think before he act and is actually low-key (not your others MCs where they say I need to stay low-key, but just does the exact opposite few paragraph later).The MC start as a poor boy, in martial art sect (martial art and cultivation are different, an MA is still considered mortal, a cultivator is considered an immortal), and for some reasons he start his cultivating, from this point and onward all his move are calculated and his goal are doable, neither lucky nor unlucky in his hunt for the thing he needs to cultivate.Pretty much all the conflict are related to benefits (fighting over treasure, pills and so on), and the most important part it's "FREE FOR ALL

is this a harem? hdjdjdjdjdbdndndndndnjrrjrjdjskdbbdjdhddhdhdhjdjdjdjdjjdjdjd djjdjdjdjdjjdjdjdjdjdjdjdjjfjfjfjfuruurururjrurufujrururrjrjjj

Racism in chapter 1. If WN didn't Westernize the names it would be blatantly obvious. Blondies and Capitalist scum. Dropped in chapter 1 which is a new record for me.

This was so sweet! My heart melted at many moments and Ayesha's enigmatic yet genuinely nice personality is a perfect example of commendable character writing. Marco's reactions to certain situations was highly relatable and realistic, making the reader feel connected to the MC, ultimately creating an enjoyable story. Obviously, the credit goes to the beautiful writing. The description was out of this world and the scene development was undeniably great; as a reader, I felt true fear, suspense and chills in many of the circumstances faced by the characters, and that goes to show just how good this was. Overall, I loved it ❤️Summed up in one word (jk, it's two words): HIGHLY PRAISE-WORTHY