Survival: I Built an Underground City on the Icefield

I hope you're not using clickbait; I was drawn here by the dungeon, but I haven't seen it yet.

The author's writing style isn't particularly impressive, but it's very easy to read. The protagonist is a grateful person who always seeks revenge; if you treat someone well, they'll treat you well in return. He might seem a bit too saintly in the early stages, but he gets better later. The book has a few minor flaws throughout; the truly toxic ones are not available from the author.

Survival games are pretty good. There are no systems, hints, or any other weird cheat codes. It all depends on the protagonist's own abilities and luck, which is great. The decision to directly use evolution points to recruit soldiers later felt like a mistake.

"Everyone's Survival Through Time Travel" is a really good book. The plot doesn't drag or get annoying, and there aren't too many full-screen chat scenes. The protagonist's personality is still within the normal range. The main plot points that showcase his personality are in the trading and the part where he causes trouble.

So far, it's been great! There aren't any major flaws, and it avoids many clichés and old tricks. I hope the author can maintain this high output and quality. (Personal suggestion: avoid writing about monks or eunuchs. Of course, the author's original outline should still be the main focus. If you're not good at writing female characters, you can reduce their screen time.) Extra chapters!

It's a great read, at least the main character has normal values. Also, the author updates three chapters a day very frequently; I'm hoping for ten chapters a day! 😏

It seems that level 20 is still a bit difficult. Too many bad guys can't be killed off all at once; they escape, and they lack luck, ability, and any trump cards.

The writing is clear and well-organized, and the plot seems rushed, with many areas that could be improved. I like the world-building and it's worth revisiting.

It's really to my taste; I'm quite picky about the books I read. Experienced bookworms don't need to read other reviews, trust me, just jump in. Don't just read a little bit, and don't look at the title; treat it like a story.

The writing is concise and well-organized. The concept is compact and the imagination is rich.