Global Survival: The Final Dark Megacity
全民求生：终期黑暗巨城
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- 1.7M Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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This Is an Advanced Reading Slump Zone. Beginners, Stay Away
I've read 1,596 books, for a total of 2,838 hours and 38 minutes, and still have 682 books on my shelf. I'm really out of things to read. I won't ramble on, just recommend anything, any genre.
🍅 There Are No More Masterpieces in the All-People Survival Series. Prove Me Wrong!!
I want to read something similar to "Lord of All People: From the Start, Just One Creation Divine Stone."
Survival Stories: Islands, Oceans, Sky Islands, Cabins, and Rafts
Looking for books like "Surviving on an Icebound Sea: I Chat with Everything to Gather Intel". Islands, floating islands, deep sea, rafts, cabins. It's so hard to find books like these, and no one looks at the topic posts.
Is Nobody Writing National Survival Stories Anymore? Looking for a Smart Protagonist and Consistent Stats
Looking for a survival novel where everyone has to survive, the protagonist is smart, and the stats don’t get messed up.
I'm a Veteran Reader, and My Reading List Is Running Dry
I don't want stories with cringeworthy plots. I like urban stories, transmigration, System, quick transmigration, male protagonists, villains, behind-the-scenes masterminds, lords, showbiz, rebirth, urban fantasy, history, games and anime, protagonists transmigrating into animals and getting livestreamed, and livestreaming.
Lord-Building Stories With a Slow Growth Arc, No Unique Troop Type from the Start
Not the kind where it's all “from the start, the only hidden unit” and “SSS-rank talent,” then the protagonist is ridiculously powerful from the start with everyone losing their intelligence. I'd like some clever mind games instead.
A Big Collection of Novels About Building, Survival, and Management
Any genre is fine. I’m okay with protagonists who are birds, beasts, demons, monsters, or anything else.
Survival Stories Set in the Ice and Snow, on Trains, at Sea, in the Mist, in Forests, in Deserts, and More
No System, one female lead or no female lead, and nothing mindless.
Survival Stories That Turn Out to Be Hidden Gems, I’m Picky
I want genuine survival stories, not books that just slap the label on something else. I mean survival in the broadest sense. Even the survival novels on Tomato don't feel like the ones I remember anymore. Maybe I've read too many and gotten picky.
Looking for Survival Stories About Deserted Islands, Elevators, Rafts, and the Like, With a System. Thanks, Everyone!
Looking for books like "Survival in an Elevator: I Can Predict Floor Information!" Just make sure the plot isn't brainless or artificially dumbing down the characters.
Survival Stories That Start with a Thatched Hut or a Wooden Cabin. Nothing Too Fast-Paced
There Are No More Masterpieces in the Lord-Clan Genre. Disagree? Come Debate Me.
Looking for a Grand-Scale Story with a Lord, Worldwide Evolution, and a Battle for Supremacy Among All Races
Looking for books like Everyone Evolves: I Can See Monsters' Health Bars. The male lead is clever and decisive, without any overpowered cheat. He relies on his wits to gradually reach the pinnacle of humanity.
Looking for Stories Where a Game Connects to Earth, Everyone Fights to Survive, and Monsters Drop Gear
Survival in Glaciers, Swamps, on Highways, and More
Looking for Novels About Descents, Fusion, and Everyone or the Whole World Getting Involved
Modern urban cultivation, livestreaming, anime-style abilities, the apocalypse, and a System.
Everyone's Struggling to Survive: Deserted Islands, Rafts, or Sky Islands, with a Female Lead, System, and Male-Oriented Story
Are there any novels like Sign-In: From the Start, I Was on a Deserted Island Building a Luxury Villa and From the Start, I Was on a Floating Island, Fishing for Everything? Male-oriented fiction only, no female-oriented fiction and no livestreaming.
Looking for Top-Rated Survival Novels
Preferably with no heroine or just one. Anything like that? The male lead should be smart and not a do-gooder.
Lord-Survival Stories Focused on Building a Faction and Expanding Territory?
You can use this new book as a reference. It's really well written. The protagonist grows stronger, but that's not the main focus! The important thing is building up their faction!
Hey, Everyone, Send Me Your Book Recommendations. I'm Completely Out of Things to Read.
I can’t find anything I want to read. I’m so bored! Recommend me a good novel already.
Recently Got into Mist Survival Stories
Looking for books similar to "Survival: Building a Shelter in the Mist".
Survival Novels
I’m looking for books similar to "Nightmare Survival: Starting with a Cabin (Trial of the World God)". Preferably about one person, and not too dumbed down.
Shelters, Raft Survival, and the Apocalypse
Give me more interesting books. I'm bored waiting for dozens of authors to update.
Wilderness Survival Stories: Deserted Islands, Tropical Islands, Floating Islands, Anything Goes
Wilderness survival stories, transmigration, and the like.
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Wilderness: I Tried My Best to Survive, and Became the Biggest Villain
Zombie Lord? I've Become the Textbook Villain
Global Cataclysm: Survival at Sea on a Small Boat
The Lunar Stage: Come on in If You've Got Cheats!
Global Mist Cable Car Survival: From the Start, I Have a God-Tier Talent
Survival From the Start: I Win a Luxury Mansion Through a Lucky Draw
Global Survival: From Shelter to Forbidden Land!
Cabin Survival: My Pet Is a Little Inappropriate
World of Mists: I Awaken the Classic of Mountains and Seas and Conquer All Realms
Global Lord: From the Start, I Stop Acting Human
Global Flood: Exploring Another World with My Fluffy Companions
Billions of Races Fight to Survive, but I Alone Gain the Supreme Talent
Cave Survival: A Chronic Slacker's Online Struggle to Survive
Surviving the Eerie Forbidden Zone
Global Survival: Evolution Begins in a Small Wooden Cabin
Global Fog: Building the Strongest Doomsday Base
Surviving the Great Wilderness: Recreating the Heavenly Palace in the Clouds from a Shelter
Everyone Must Survive: How Do You Play This When You Start in the Abyss?
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To be honest, it's a good book, much better than similar books that offer the exchange of 50 ml of water for a large amount of wood and stone. 50 Ml of water is enough to chop down a tree for a while, and the sweat evaporation during chopping and mining consumes more than 50 ml. The only downside is the lack of immersion; since the readers are ordinary people, without any special abilities, they'd likely be among the first to die.
As usual, this is a "supporting roles" section, first come, first served. Those at the front are all important characters. Names should ideally be modern, but a bit traditional is also acceptable.
I've finished reading it. Overall, while there were a few minor flaws in the early parts, they were all acceptable. In general, this book is far superior to most mindless survival novels with cheat codes and systems, and it's definitely worth reading. I'm not sure if the lower rating is due to the limited number of chapters or a lack of recommendations.
Come, author, repeat after me my solemn oath: From this day forward, I will never stop updating. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will not play games or write filler articles. I will be strictly self-disciplined, cherish time like gold, be indomitable, strive hard, pursue excellence, forge brilliance, find joy in writing, be tempered into steel, and live up to my readers, my youth…
It's great, but the increase in level and attributes needs to be more significant. It's normal for humans to use tools to defeat monsters of higher levels, but a five-level difference between humans should result in an overwhelming advantage unless special items are used.
This is a harem novel. The beginning of the book wasn't very good, especially the romance and fight scenes. It improved in the middle, but then suddenly felt weak again, for some reason. The only good thing is the author. They went from not being a very good writer at the beginning to becoming quite skilled, and the book became very engaging in the middle.
Why is the rating so low? It's clearly a great movie.
I don't know why, but even though the author wrote a pretty good story, and it's the kind of lord-themed novel I like, I just couldn't continue reading. I think the problem is that the addition of teleportation and the ability for people without shelter to trade and chat rendered the Black Mist useless.
This original survival novel, without a system, is a rare gem among all the survival stories I've read. I initially didn't want to read it because of its low rating, but after two chapters I was completely engrossed. I suspect someone might be maliciously inflating the rating, tarnishing this gem. If you don't like the invincible protagonist trope, this book is an excellent choice.
It's pretty good, but I lost too much money in my collaboration with Chen Hongxia, I don't like it.