Extending My Life in an Infinite Disaster Game

It's very interesting, and the writing style is very logical. I watched it at 2 a. M. Last night using another account. I forgot to bring that phone with me today, so I changed my account and finished watching it. The plot design is reasonable, and the emotional line is slightly flawed, but in the end, when I saw the ages of the male and female protagonists, I felt it was normal that it would not affect it. Regarding what some people say about the female protagonist, the Holy Mother, I don't quite agree: 1. The heroine kills when she needs to in the beginning and takes action when she needs to, she is very refreshing and does not leave any marks; 2. Others ask the heroine to get things in exchange, and they also helped the heroine in the early stage. It's not really a post-apocalyptic environment. I really like this kind of heroine who has a bottom line, is capable, and is not gentle in her actions. Besides, the heroine can make herself live a good life. In that case, what's wrong with pampering herself "as she pleases"? Kindness, spontaneity, being oneself and other traits can only be possessed by strong people, while weak people can only follow the environment in most cases; 3. I want to make a separate point: the heroine works hard to live, but she is not dominated by life. What's the point of living if you have to change a lot of your essence? Even if the real apocalypse comes, it will take some time to enter complete chaos, let alone a game? The author makes the characters flesh and blood, not just paper characters, and doesn't just put a personality label on them. I think it's great. To sum up, full marks. Moreover, this is a niche subject for women's videos. There has been a literary shortage for two years. It is not easy to find someone who can write like this. I cherish it.

Infinite Streaming, which is based on a disaster game, is very well written. It is not top-notch, not bloody, and not long-winded. The whole text is about the plot quickly, one story after another, without any moisture. The only bad thing is that it is too short and I didn't watch enough 🤦. The heroine is good, quite good. I like this kind of character, but I don't like the cool, handsome and crazy kind of thing. This kind of heroine is just right. The ultimate goal of participating in the game is to make money and extend your life. There is nothing wrong with using food and props to trade with others for real currency in the game. This is a real game, not the real end of the world!!! The heroine relies on money to survive. She happens to have no money, so of course she tries every means to make money. Moreover, the people she trades with are all of good character, and the bad ones are eliminated, and the money is still given to her. Why do some people still find fault with the heroine, Holy Mother, can you stop using vocabulary randomly, but you have learned a word but don't know how to show off, right? I really look down on such a person. All the characters in the whole book have been eliminated. Such a person is really scary, in his mouth It's not good at all. I don't know if such a person has friends in real life. Anyone who gives constructive suggestions to the author will accept it. But the only thing that can be picked from the beginning to the end is that the author has a good temper and is not angry. I hope the author can write a longer book. I don't ask for more, just four or five hundred chapters [snickering] [snickering] [smirking]. Come on, Mr. Code, don't let the bad words of a few people affect you. I will continue to follow you in the future! 💕💕💕

"You can be isolated anywhere in the world - from arctic icebergs to vast deserts, from tropical forests to vast oceans. - John Wiseman, "The Wiseman Survival Manual." Not bad, worth watching. The plot is not draggy, but the relationship between the male and female protagonists develops a bit too fast.

The writing is very good, and the male and female protagonists are both good. However, the male and female protagonist teaming up is a little far-fetched. Because from my point of view, if the male protagonist wants to find a cook, there will be too many people, and the female protagonist is not the only one who can cook. However, the male and female protagonists always team up, and this reason is not difficult to accept. It's the routine of romance novels. The heroine is a little bit kind, but it's within my acceptance range. The supplies, as long as the anti-virus area and the like, and the food were all given to people I knew from previous dungeons. I think it can be divided equally, or one-third is fine. Because I think even teammates value equality, let alone people who just meet by chance. She has a lot of space anyway, right? A little bit more generous. The author is really a great person. If you are dissatisfied with reading, I saw someone in the comments who was dissatisfied with the heroine's hiccups and other behaviors. The author seems to have changed it. I didn't see what the reader said. I guess she has already changed it, so she will really change the article. Hahahahaha, very cute. Come on!!! Looking back at it, the ending was a bit rushed. Then I said that some of the copies are relatively simple, but overall it is well written and worth reading.

The book is relatively short, but it is very interesting. The content of the game is also relatively novel and more realistic. The male and female protagonists have the same way of getting along with each other as friends. The heartbeat is hidden in every ordinary day, and there is a kind of long-lasting warmth, like a love that doesn't know where it started, but goes deeper and deeper. The emotional line between the male and female protagonists in the book is very light. Basically, by the time I realize it, I already like you very much. Some people say that the heroine, the Holy Mother, always saves people. This is a holographic game that is not life-threatening. It is not an infinite escape. When you are in different environments, your mood will change accordingly. The heroine is systematic and doesn't have a big golden finger. I personally think she looks pretty good.

Beautiful! The logic of the story is clear and the plot of the game is novel. You can also take classes to supplement some knowledge points (except private settings). However, the content of this book is a bit small for this kind of subject. It is not enough to read, so the emotional drama is a bit tight. Eight survival mini-games, 120 days of game time: air crash, desert, acid rain, infectious disease, snow mountain, mutated poisonous moth, volcanic gas, meteorite rain. Overall, it is highly recommended. It is quite interesting to read and can be used to popularize some survival knowledge [learned it]. The eyes say that I remember the kind that the brain says is not possible. And the extras are very short. It's like a small theater version, but I really want to know what the heroine can get after the game ends. People who like this type of writing should like it very much. I personally like it. I give the book five stars, but I would give it four stars if I recommend it.

I think overall it's pretty good. It's not abusive, nor is it too big. The plot is also pretty good, and the nature of the disaster is also pretty good. Moreover, the heroine has food, drink, and company throughout the game, and there are no disgusting troublemakers. Although the final ending is pretty quick, it's also perfect. It's a pretty good short story.

It's quite interesting, relatively short, and can be read quickly. But if the setting is a game, it still makes me feel a little bit weird. After all, there are some cannibalism in it. If it is a game, the people who participate in the game will not have a sense of the limit of the lives of the NPCs in the game squadron. In real life, they will unconsciously pay less attention to life. The description of some parts is also very thin. For example, in the end, there is no more talk about the Mastiff Treasure system. Does the heroine still need to keep renewing the subscription in the end? Will the mastiff leave and so on? There is no description of the heroine tidying up her own space. I am very interested in stocking up. It is really hard for the heroine not to tidy up and take inventory. But I still hope to have the opportunity to read a new book of this type published by the author. This book is one of the best I have seen in the Tomato genre.

[Breaking through the barrier flow·No parting or death][There are fewer emotional scenes·Focus on the story] "I spent money to save my life and was forced to embark on the road of banditry by buying and selling by force" (ಡωಡ). It is a good-looking survival story. There are no forced emotional scenes. It is very natural. The book will not die and does not require any moral kidnapping of the Virgin Heart. It is very smooth. After reading the summary of various apocalyptic disasters, I couldn't help but complain about whether the male protagonist is his brother's biological brother, and he was tricked into this crappy game without being given a golden finger or anything like that_(:з∠)_. The last episode echoes the beginning and the end. Sure enough, all the props given by the system can be used hahahaha!

I really like to watch this kind of natural disaster escape game. This kind of subject is quite rare. Most of them are horror-oriented. The author is concise and concise, and the content is not procrastinating. The plot moves very quickly. The emotional line between the male and female protagonists is not abrupt and there are no particularly big flaws.