Campfire Shelter Company

There are many plots, and the composition of this book is very complex.

It is recommended to read this author's previous global novel. Although it is only LV3, the setting is really good.

Emmmm, let me tell you something Severe disease, hospital, the two elements together feel heavy. But the inauguration letter suddenly turned funny, and the feeling of separation was too strong. I didn't watch much after that.

A novel that has been completed. As a terminally ill patient, the protagonist is chosen to join Bonfire Company, and starts various dungeons and adventure stories around the world, looking for the truth and stories behind the company, assisting the company's development, and accumulating strength to solve the doomsday crisis a few years later. It is said to be a company, but it is actually similar to the main god space, but it operates in the form of a company, and it also has various internal problems, external problems, and may even have a branch company form, etc. (I will not go into details yet). Moreover, Bonfire Company also developed anew after being ruined due to some things, so there are many backgrounds and settings that need to be improved later. Keywords: dungeon, mission flow, unlimited flow in the world, apocalyptic flow, relaxed and joyful The rating is based on a ten-point system and is a personal subjective evaluation for reference only. Overall reading experience: 7 points. It is suitable for those who like infinite worlds, mission dungeons, and a relaxed and enjoyable writing style. It can be read as food. However, there are some detailed settings and logic problems, which are not suitable for serious book lovers. The author's performance in the early stage is average, and he will probably get better after two or three copies. Another important reason for the low rating is that the updates are mediocre, with only one update most of the day. Well, it's not very suitable for reading, but more suitable for keeping books. Writing style: 6.5 Points, many plot descriptions are pretty good, the writing style is also relatively cheerful, and it is quite enjoyable to read. However, some daily expressions and text errors also make some people a little concerned. Three views: 7.5 Points. The protagonist's three views are relatively positive, similar to the values ​​of mainstream teenagers, and he also follows the orthodox route of saving the world. The seniors of Bonfire Company also sacrificed themselves in order to save the world, which is praiseworthy. At 1 million words, there is no emotional route for the time being, and there may be a single female protagonist in the future. Although there are some operations that are a bit confusing, there are still no big problems in terms of perspective. Character setting: 6.5 Points. The character description still lacks some skills. Except for the protagonist and a few supporting characters, it is difficult for most of the characters to have a special impression. The settings in the early stage are quite random, and the protagonist will do some strange operations, such as randomly sending the good equipment he got to the chat channel to show it to many strangers (there are patches, but it is difficult to evaluate), or using points more casually (so it is not suitable for book lovers who are serious and care about details). There are fewer such pitfalls in the middle and later stages. World setting: 7.5 Points. In the science fiction theme of the universe, it is already a good setting. A Bonfire Company saved the world and oppressed the universe. After its decline, a group of people were re-selected to develop again and regain the power and history of the past. There is also a world setting that will be introduced slowly, and it is still worth looking forward to in the later stages.