
From the Start in a Misty World: My Own Private Island
开局迷雾世界,独享整座海岛
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for Desert Island Stories Where the Protagonist and Heroine Are the Only Ones on the Island
I’m looking for a story purely about construction and survival, without crowds of people fighting and killing each other.
I've Recently Gotten into Mass Island Survival. Can Anyone Recommend Some Stories?
Survival Stories That Start with a Thatched Hut or a Wooden Cabin. Nothing Too Fast-Paced
Desert, Cars, Highways, Survival, Unlimited Supplies
Ocean, Elevator, Space... Any Kind of Survival Story Is Fine
Looking for Stories About Everyone Struggling to Survive. Cabins, Sailing, Buses, Anything Is Fine. Thanks!
Looking for books like *Everyone Sets Sail: I Start with a Ghost Ship*.
There Are No Masterpieces on Deserted Islands Anymore. Don’t Like It? Tough
Survival, No Romance, Lone Wolves. Please Don't Recommend Random Books. I'm Seriously Depressed by Them.
I want survival stories involving the ocean, rafts, caves, and things like that. Survival stories only: no apocalypse, cultivation, or ghosts. None at all, thanks. Please read carefully before recommending anything. Don’t make me wonder if you’re blind. Thank you (❁´ω`❁)
Lords
Looking for stories where all of humanity transmigrates into a lordship and city-building era.
Looking for Family Cultivation Stories. The Clan Should Ideally Be a Golden Core Clan
Looking for books similar to *Two Hundred Years After the Spiritual Qi Revival, My Family Reaps All the Benefits*.
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 with Upgradable Cabins, or Beast-World Harem Stories
I'm looking for books like *Survive the Nightmare: Building from a Cabin*. Any girls or guys who like these two kinds of stories want to swap recommendations? I'm desperate for something to read.
Everyone Starts with a Little Wooden Cabin
Everyone Is a Lord: No National Fortune System, It’s a Burden
Survival: The Protagonist Rarely Replies on the Forum and Lives Freely
Looking for books similar to *Survival Game: What Kind of Farming Is This?*.
Apocalypse Stories Focused on Everyday Life, Not the Universal-Lord Type
I want books similar to Survival Game: Every Disaster Is Different. No deserted-island survival stories. I want the type where one person survives alone, with the whole world gamified and the protagonist going out to fight monsters and level up. A full-dive online game is fine too. The protagonist should have a lord's decree and be able to build a territory, though they must not be the only lord.
Recently Got into Mist Survival Stories
Looking for books similar to *Survival: Building a Shelter in the Mist*.
Urban Development, System, Summoning, Infinite Flow, Farming
Any brothers or sisters have recommendations?!!!
Looking for BL Stories About Islands, Deserted Islands, or Wilderness Survival
Wilderness Survival Stories: Deserted Islands, Tropical Islands, Floating Islands, Anything Goes
Wilderness survival stories, transmigration, and the like.
Everyone Transmigrates: From the Start, You Get a Little Cabin and Chop Trees, Mine, and Gather Supplies
Everyone transmigrates, starting from the start with a small wooden hut, chopping trees, mining, and gathering supplies.
Surviving the Mist as a Whole Nation (No System)
I'm looking for books like *Survival: Building a Shelter in the Fog*.
Survival Novels Set in Underground Caves, Islands, Extreme Cold, and Forests After the Apocalypse
Looking for a long novel, not something too short.
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It's okay, but those who clearly have some advantages will not take advantage of it at the beginning. You can organize a guild by yourself but don't organize it. After a few days, you ask others, then join other people's guilds and create your own guild. You can use members to donate materials and help members a little, and you will develop quickly. You can also bring members and members can exchange materials when they find you need, achieving mutual help and mutual benefit and rapid development. It's a pity that my brain is not used [laughs awkwardly]
This novel is still to my liking, but it's too short. I have to persevere. Don't let the author be influenced by those two people. I don't understand how men can't give material to women these days. I can only give it to women, and the material is just basic. The feedback from others and the feedback from leading the way to rob Dedao are much higher than the basic material.
What about the army? Why are there no mention of the army in survival books like this?
It's rare to see a game system novel written so interestingly, well, come on, author. The character design of the protagonist is reasonable with the plot. He is not invincible from the beginning, and Goldfinger is not an exaggeration. Don't know why the rating is so low.
Sometimes it is poisonous, but there is no knife. The protagonist is a failed fun-loving person with a bit of a child mentality, but overall it is good. There is no deliberate exaggeration to make the protagonist a super European emperor. Pets: Sea Otter (Xiaobai) (speed up in the sea) Guard: stone golem Bauhinia Vine (auto attack) Plants: Seed tree*2 Architecture: shelter Oil lamp (to prevent monsters) flower garden Crafting table (tool crafting) Biogas digester (manufacturing fertilizer) Wall (to resist attack) Stove (oil refining, heating) Spiritual stone vein group (spiritual stone production) Constant greenhouse*2 (resist climate, increase plant production)
A good quality book on survival
Increase your speed if possible
I hope it doesn't end badly [cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face]
It's a little bit poisonous in the early stage and a bit brain-burning, but overall it's pretty good.
Can be worth seeing