Infinite Simulation: Starting From The Wild Age

If you are a fan of high-stakes progression fantasies and the thrill of infinite possibilities, Infinite Simulation: Starting From The Wild Age by Ya Xu is a must-read addition to your library. Blending the classic intensity of Xianxia with the addictive mechanics of a multiverse-spanning simulation system, this novel carves out a unique niche in the genre.

The story follows Zhou Qing, a man thrust into the brutal Wild Era. After reaching the pinnacle as a god and first-class immortal, he suffers a devastating betrayal, landing him in the dreaded Chaos Prison for eras on end. Just as his power wanes and death looms, his golden finger—a world-hopping simulation system—finally awakens. This is where the narrative truly shines. Unlike typical "system" novels that stick to one world, Zhou Qing uses his simulations to jump across legendary universes, including Devouring Starry Sky and Snow Eagle Lord.

What makes this novel so compelling is the sheer scale of the power fantasy. Seeing a protagonist who has already hit the ceiling of one world restart his journey with the wisdom of an ancient, trapped god creates a fascinating power dynamic. The "multiple clones" aspect is handled brilliantly, allowing the author to explore different cultivation paths simultaneously without the story ever feeling bogged down. Whether he is carving out a name for himself in primeval eras or dominating sci-fi-infused martial arts realms, the pacing remains relentless.

For readers who enjoy "overpowered protagonist" stories combined with the strategic depth of simulation mechanics, this book hits every mark. Ya Xu balances the epic scope of Xianxia cultivation with the addictive nature of "what if" scenarios perfectly. If you are looking for a grand, sprawling epic where the protagonist constantly reinvents his destiny across the multiverse, dive into the legend of Zhou Qing today.