Reverse Global Survival: From the Start, I'm the Strongest. Is There Still Hope?

It's a wonderful reverse survival game, and the senses are very nice. Yeah, but I feel that since the protagonist has a bloodline, his appearance can still be improved.

After reading ten chapters, I couldn't help but comment. I had to admire the author's imagination. It was so interesting! I am also very curious about how the protagonist will get along with the Tahr people in the end. He has the talent to kill the Tahr people, but the Tahr people are too stupid and sweet. It is unlikely that I would be able to kill him. I read novels about killing and killing every day. I got Mary's disease when I read a novel for the first time. I can only say that the author is really awesome. Keep reading. Catch up on the latest chapter and give a brief review. This book is very novel, the characters are well depicted, and the plot and details are described in detail. It is a novel worth reading. However, there is no in-depth exploration of the conflict between civilizations and cultures. The Tahr people are as familiar with all the earth's technology and culture as the people on earth, just like the future earth people in the parallel universe. I wonder if this will be a foreshadowing of the subsequent plot. Then there is the sudden acceleration of the plot rhythm in the second stage. Compared with similar national survival novels, the golden finger of the protagonist can be said to be very small. This allows the novel to have a longer space to describe the growth of the protagonist, which will make the book have a long life and will not get boring after reading it for a while. But such a golden finger seems very weak when faced with the large number of activities that suddenly start in the second stage of the plot. The protagonist is confused about how to arrange the time for development reasonably, and the readers are also confused. If the author has an idea, he still hopes to write it out so that the readers can have psychological expectations. After all, I read this novel with seemingly 2,000 chapters twice a day. As a reader, I still hope to have a piece-by-piece plot. These are my thoughts at the moment. I would like to thank the author for writing such a good work. I hope this book becomes a hit and so does the author!

How should I put it? It's quite explosive in the entire survival world.

The content of this article is vivid and rich, the language is novel and refreshing, and the structure is unique and reasonable. There is not much poison in it. The language of the whole text is fluent, the writing is relaxed and natural, and it can be regarded as a relatively successful work.

It's a rare setting, and the author's writing is pretty good. I like the protagonist's character very much, but why doesn't the author change it? I really like this novel. Do you have any recommendations for similar articles? Brothers, I really want to read it [cry][cry][cry][cry][cry]

When reading other survival novels, I always feel sad when I see dead people. But this book is different. I just feel sad that not enough people die.

The writing is good and the content is novel, but there are currently too few people reading it (it seems because it is still in the new book stage and I haven't recommended it). Don't just be a eunuch just because there is no traffic [eating melon]

Not bad, the plot is relatively coherent and smooth. No poisonous spots were found. It's just that the number of words is too few and not enough to read. I finished reading all fifty chapters in one go, and there are still a few things I want to learn about.

The creativity is really good, the rhythm and plot are also great, the author's Western fantasy skills are very solid, it is very comfortable to watch, and it is very good in the universal book!

The turn-based attack is the shortcoming of this book