Review Detail of Noctas in Fantasy Simulator

After 100 chapters, I still have no idea where this story is supposed to go besides the MC getting stronger. The MC travels through time and space and finds himself as a younger version of himself in a parallel world. Everything seems to be the same, except for cultivation and the supernatural being real now. The MC has a system that allows him to travel to different worlds through simulations and keep items, skills, and knowledge gained through a lottery system. The real-world story is rather bland, and while the simulations are more interesting, the author highlights the boring bits like pointless conversations and skips anything interesting—not to mention the sheer amount of redundant sentences. All in all, both parts lack depth and flavor. However, my biggest disappointment is that there is no emotional engagement. There are simply no moments that would make your blood boil or cause grief for any character. Nothing that happens inside the simulation truly affects the MC too much. His personality doesn't seem to change even after he experienced decades as another person. The MC doesn't have much of a personality in the first place. All he does is smile and think of a way to use the people around him for his greatest benefit, but the author fails to make the delivery original or even interesting. All feelings are either ignored or there are none in the first place. The potential is there, but unfortunately, the author failed to grasp it.