Sewer Survival: I Can See Hints

It may be a bit boring at first, but the world view feels very huge, and the protagonist is not like Mary IQ Online.

It's quite exciting so far. The male protagonist is kind but not a saint, and he won't blindly squeeze other survivors. He has his own bottom line and is very decisive. Looking forward to the later.

I'll give it five stars first. It's wonderful. I read all the chapters in one go. Please keep updating the author.

I was wrong, I was wrong, it's so exciting!

The writing is good but a bit lacking

Personal evaluation, spray lightly As soon as I got to the point where the protagonist planned to go to the laboratory to study it carefully, I didn't want to watch it anymore. In fact, I don't really like it, but when I read the book, it scored over 6 points, which is not so low, so I gave it a five-star review. I hope it helps, but I still want to give some personal opinions that I think are fair. Heroine: Actually, the heroine has not yet been decided, and there is nothing special about the heroine. It's just that most of the stories written by male characters about heroines are easy to fail, so everyone resists. The author does his best. If he is not sure, he can change it to a subordinate, not as a heroine. World view: It's quite grand, but there are some settings later, such as mythology, which are a bit abrupt and not very good. Protagonist: A cheat with hints. Before forming a team, it was fine. Save resources and work hard to upgrade and become stronger. Just survive and operate normally. After forming the team, there wasn't much of a problem. I could tell that the author worked hard to make Ning blend in so that it wasn't too abrupt, but the reality was that it was still a little bit awkward. However, after becoming the regional leader, the style of the painting changed completely. The protagonist got nothing, and worked hard. He had no time to improve and was punished by the "public". It was really frustrating, and he finally left. The result was that he was broken, but not completely broken. This character is the biggest failing. Personal perception: This protagonist is neither as domineering as the male protagonist in Shuangwen, nor as complete as the Holy Mother. To me, how can I put it, I feel aggrieved. As a girl, I watch male videos because most of them are straightforward, either cool or cowardly and very distinctive. However, the male protagonist in this video can't do any of them, but he has a little bit of everything, which makes me feel very frustrated. Okay, I'm done venting. I hope the author can see my suggestions. I really feel that the character of this protagonist is not outstanding enough. I give you a five-star review. I hope to keep up the good work. Come on.

About halfway through, I realized that this book focuses more on combat and has less survival content, which is not my cup of tea. However, until I read Chapter 69, the plot progression of the book is not too outrageous, and the portrayal of the protagonist is also very good. However, there is always a feeling that I am in a hurry to finish the plot. There are many plots that can be expanded, and the author did not choose to expand it and wrote it directly. But overall, the main plot is still very good, but there is very little space similar to branch plots or daily life.

Many directions of this book, and the larger world view, if the author were more rigorous in thinking and open his mind a little more, for example, these survivors are clones, the underground aborigines are the real human beings, the protagonist is the experimental subject of a special transformation project among the clones, and the prompt is the calculation analysis of the supercomputer in the brain.

It's a very good book, but it's a pity that it's not popular. The author keeps up the good work!

After careful consideration, I decided to give it four stars. The plot is really attractive, but the protagonist is under too much pressure, and the counterattack is sometimes not enough to relieve his anger. There are also some typos, and the open ending is quite unexpected.