Survival for All: from Thatched Hut to the Strongest Empire

It's really beautiful. I like this kind of stuff.

What can I say, after seeing this, I generally feel that the writing is pretty good👍. In terms of levels, the characters and situations are all very well written, and the timeline is also well done. However, I still hope to show the attributes of items, the functions of characters, and the characteristics of each race!

The beginning is okay, but it's not the brainless invincible genre. I suggest the author write more, otherwise it won't be enough!

The writing is okay, there is nothing poisonous about it so far.

As for the survival genre, I have read "Surviving a Plane Crash on an Island" and this novel. It can be said that this is the first time I have read this type of novel, and there are not many genres. But the first impression is that it's pretty good. It doesn't have too much water content and it's not holy. When I saw the score was given as 8 points, I felt that it was seriously underestimated, at least 8.7 To 9.0 Points. If I give it 9 points. The plot doesn't drag on, it's full of content, and it doesn't get boring. It's a quality novel worth reading.

Finally, I read a novel in which children enter the national game. The protagonist, the child Haobangbang, can actually collect wood by himself. But why do children still like to be a licking dog and exchange a piece of wood for a piece of oil?

The author had to update four times a day for the first 500 times. Occasionally, he would update five times. I finished reading it in three hours.

Is this a male novel? I read seven chapters and found out it was a male video [face covering]

I almost missed this wonderful book because of your reviews. Correct the author's name. The Ning woman in the book is really annoying. But the male protagonist gave her food in the early stage in exchange for some drawings and special cards. These things can make the male protagonist develop faster by taking advantage of the male protagonist's golden fingers. As for this woman, firstly, she is not a heroine, secondly, the world is a big place, and there are all types of people. The author may have wanted to describe the characters in a variety of ways. Moreover, this survival article is indeed about a very small number of human lords facing countless battles with thousands of races, and appropriately helping their fellow humans. It is also a kind of protection for oneself. Big cheers for the author

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The novel is quite well written, but there is one thing... How should I put it? Maybe it's because I have a problem with math. I don't know if my understanding is correct. If it's wrong, I didn't say it. Not to mention the rest, I just saw that the protagonist upgraded his base to level four. So let's just talk about the competition at the level 3 base. That competition is once every 3 days, with 2 and 1 left each time. This means that every time the total number is halved, even if there are one trillion bases, there will be less than 60 bases after 34 times... 34×3=102 A quadrillion bases can only be reached within 44 times to 60. I'm serious. That game in your setting will automatically upgrade after 99 times. Brother, are you serious? Have you ever heard the story about a piece of paper folded a hundred times? The key is that your third-level base ranking level has actually competed 99 times... 1×2 Multiplied by 99 times is 633825300114114700748351602688... A winner of 99 games will have to sacrifice a 30-digit base... This person who has participated in 99 competitions is just one of them on the ranking list, and it is only on the third-level base ranking list...

Infrastructure + system + time travel text. The reason why the protagonist can surpass others by so much is because of the survival point system. The survival point system can upgrade drawings, cards, etc. The protagonist also obtains survival points by clearing areas, building houses, killing beasts, etc. Through the survival point system, the protagonist became the overlord of the East China Sea area in just a few months. The survival point system can also be upgraded, such as accumulating one hundred thousand survival points (intermediate level) or accumulating one million survival points (advanced level), so as to have higher abilities. Although it has been upgraded and has stronger functions, the corresponding data is very messy. It is intermediate level, advanced level, and Earth Immortal and subsequent levels. In addition to survival points, there are many ancillary things, which makes it seem messy. In the early stages of farming, there was no way to recruit people because of insufficient food. The middle and later stages are all about upgrading, fighting, enfeoffing, and using survival points to upgrade various levels of food (rapidly adding high-level people), buildings (iron plants, steel plants, etc.), And weapons (the further you go, the higher the level). With high-level characters, powerful weapons and abundant resources, the protagonist goes from being the original lord of the island to the overlord of the East China Sea to the overlord of the ninth continent to the top of the world. Then divide the leaders of various levels of power (village chief, city lord, country lord) into enfeoffments. Overall it's quite exciting.

The plot is online, but overall it's relatively bland. The description of the European girl in the article is not very good, and I feel that some of her thoughts and actions are inexplicable and quite annoying. I found that the author's most common words in the article were: nod, smile, smile or nod uncontrollably. . . Uh, can the author use more descriptive methods? This nod and smile really appears too many times. . . There are also relatively few interesting points in the article. You can try to add some jokes or make the alien plot more ups and downs later. Come on, author!

It's okay to write, but I just hope that when Wanzu is born, he can help those who have been providing him with materials. I don't see that this is a district or something. Anyway, he is very angry here. Help others and help yourself. With his plug-in, I think he is helping others. He can also write more easily when he fights Wanzu.

It's quite good. This is the longest novel I've read in a while. Overall, it's pretty good, but there are some places where it's not well written. It's a pity that I haven't finished watching it yet. I haven't finished watching almost a fifth of it. I feel that the routines in the latter part are similar. The thing that makes me most happy is that there is no female protagonist. I don't know if there will be one later. I watched most of it without writing anything.

After reading Chapter 47, pandas are superfluous, not to mention cute, useless. In this world, your survival has become a wilderness survival. Is it dangerous? With urbanization, it feels more and more boring. I am afraid of fighting for hegemony in the later stage. It is not good to be in a wild place, and it is not dangerous in the dark, but it is a wild beast. Isn't this the ancient period of exile? I looked at the name at the back, and it was exactly what I thought, National Struggle for Hegemony. From what you said, I might as well read the battle text. Or ancient literature, with a lot of history. It depends on what you are doing. Survive. This is called wilderness life. It is not a good place and there are too many poisonous points.

When it comes to survival, I usually look at everyone's IQ and give them five stars.

Leave a heart to give you room for progress😆😆

After all, the whole story is smooth, but it is a relatively complete book. If you don't like that passionate book, you can read it. The rating is not high, but it is worth reading. It's just that there is less mutual criticism in the book.

I also give five stars. I can't be fooled alone. It's okay for you to write a diary of the battle for hegemony among all races.

I feel that this is a gourmet movie, there are many stages of cooking, either making food, or on the way to eat, or on the way to give food to others, or on the way to feed his subordinates, and the male protagonist survives. In fact, the same routine is repeated over and over again, which is to rely on survival points to upgrade materials, then trade the materials to others, and then upgrade with the traded materials, and then... But it is still pretty good-looking, um, really (›´ω`‹)

Pets should look like pets, right? Do you think the ancestors' offerings were not good?

I don't understand the use of raising ordinary black wolves. Apart from eating a lot of meat every day and not having high combat power, it is not as practical as summoning a few people. At least the people can still work, and they can become stronger by drinking water and eating in the future.

If I didn't have low self-esteem when I was young, I would definitely have a lot of partners

It's pretty good, but this shouldn't be considered a survival text but an infrastructure text. The male protagonist starts from a thatched hut and upgrades to a city, a country, and then the world. The description is great!

I think the author is more suitable to write about small rural landowners with golden fingers.

This kind of survival story is usually an exploration and development style. I saw an adventure outside at the beginning, followed by various exchanges. I don't exclude exchange, but the adventure part feels very lightly written and less interesting.

Author, you have to take good care of yourself and remember to write on time. If you feel uncomfortable Just code more, stay up late every day and code, and wear more clothes when it gets cold. Take it and then code. Don't forget to sign when crossing the road. Don't sacrifice your words too often. Eat during coding time, do more coding, play less mobile phones, and read less. When you want to give up, remember to read the comments and code a few more chapters. Festival until the end!

I came here to see how to survive, not how to cook and eat delicious food. But the author wrote it well. Unfortunately, I don't like this kind of thing. Goodbye.

The world view is set well, but there is a flaw. The level is unified, but the advantages of each race are different. Suppose an eighth-level civilization of the ants, an eighth-level civilization of the human race, or an eighth-level civilization of the dragon race are competing. If the individuals are too strong or there are too many, it will definitely take longer to increase the civilization level than others, and the accumulation is too deep (in other words, powerful races of the same level are basically invincible)