
A Hardcore Grinder's Daily Survival
肝帝的求生日常
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- Completed
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- 890k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 3y ago
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- Fanqie
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Heh.
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This book is not like other books that are directly invincible. Others are still poor, but you have no worries about food and drink. It feels too abrupt. The protagonist of this book, Goldfinger, is a good talent, but if you don't work hard, you still have no advantage. Slowly gaining advantages from scratch, it feels very fulfilling! Great book, please keep writing the author [laughs]
Give it five stars to support it. I hope there is no female protagonist. This kind of survival genre with a female protagonist is cool, come on, duck [like]
Much better than the survival articles written by colleagues
I absolutely love this style. What can I say, although it is still the kind of story that I often see around the world traveling to another world to survive, the overall writing style is refreshing. Secondly, the resonance is very strong, and it reminds me inexplicably of the time I collected it everywhere in the novice tutorial and then hit a point almost there, and then the liver that stayed overnight in autumn. Steal boxes, cut down trees, dig rocks, get stuck behind rocks and use bows and arrows to brush the Iron Hand. Later, I walked back and forth in the Sandstone Castle with Uzi, which was basically harmless, and collected it. Then when there was a sandstorm, I just changed to the submersible backpack experience card. I waited in the water for the sandstorm to pass, then I met Love around the corner, watched the zombies siege and sneaked in, and there were many more. I always stay in Sand Castle, usually. Later, when I got to the highlands, I secretly watched other people's fights, opened the boxes myself, and then. Then to the snowy mountains, swamps... And then to the camp, the three forces in Shire Town went from fighting for hegemony to fishing together and sneaking into the nuclear power plant together. Lots and lots. . . Also, I kept my card location from being seen by others in Far Star City, and then used it to gain survival points. In the end, I actually ranked first on the survival list for several months, hahaha. . . Later, I lost my temper and became more and more disappointed with the game itself, or maybe not the game itself, so I deleted it later. What does the Gan Emperor say? There is no way to compare with the Krypton Man. It is true that in the early stage, everyone's damage was about the same, and I was even slightly better, but later on, I became more and more weak. . . Damn, when I write a book review, I am inexplicably thinking of the game, which can be regarded as a headline-grabber.
It's still pretty good-looking, and I'll follow it, but I hope there won't be a female protagonist.
Fresh and refined, the unique writing style creates the ultimate beauty
This male novel is just like the title. The male protagonist is a liver emperor. Because of his talent, he has more time to collect resources and upgrade than others. And he lives up to his talent and always strives to be at the forefront. This process is quite good... It's just that although it is only said at the beginning that the male protagonist has the talent of the Liver Emperor, and then works hard to grow up, he actually has a very obvious protagonist's aura. In the novice stage, he obtained the decomposition technique, which can be decomposed to obtain additional materials; the skill True Eye is equivalent to the detection skill, hunting monsters and life-saving ability... The male protagonist's aura is still very strong. It can only be said that although he has received a lot of conveniences, he is always working hard to grow, so that's okay... Then the male protagonist takes the lone wolf route and likes to take risks and challenges, so he left the novice village n steps ahead of the players in the same period. He prefers high risks and high rewards, and at the same time adheres to the principle of survival first, so he takes the silver coin sixth route. The upgrade process of the male protagonist is quite interesting~ It's just that all the highlights are focused on the male protagonist, only he is more lively, and the other supporting characters are all in the background, which may be a bit monotonous... What I personally like the most is the career setting of the male protagonist: Miracle Alchemist. It feels very interesting, and he also secretly learns the magic patterns of the equipment produced by the system, and then combines and refines more equipment with new properties by himself. This ability is very interesting! Although the growth process is a bit thin, the male protagonist is alone in various levels and upgrades, and the pace is accelerated in the later period, and the male protagonist's aura is a bit exaggerated... But the overall plot is also complete, with various skill settings among different species. It is very fast to watch ~ and there is no female protagonist. Although there are few female characters, there are no obscene comments... So, generally speaking, it can be recommended ~
I have read countless books, but I don't comment on them. Writing a book is a person's preference, and it is also a person's expression of his inner thoughts, so I never comment. If I think it is good, I will give it five stars. If I think it is not good, I will not continue to read it. This is a good book by the author, and the ending is a mess. Keep up the good work, come on.
It's so good, I spent several nights reading it. I'm a slow reader but I'm addicted and I couldn't sleep well after reading it. I ended up staying up two nights and couldn't do it anymore. I had to go to bed quickly for fear of sudden death! !
It's quite good. The content is novel and makes people want to read more, rather than the same routine [I'm about to cry] I hope the author can continue to work hard and update quickly. You have been resting for several minutes [laughing evilly]