Forbidden Zone Survival: I Switch to Homebody Cultivation and Build a Happy Home

I don't know if I read it wrong. The protagonist wants to build a house in a cave to protect from the hot rain, but finds that there are not enough materials. He also finds that his cultivation can be exchanged for materials, and he just needs to wait for time. As a result, the protagonist suddenly thought that he could rob others, so he created smoke to attract the enemy. . . The enemy has been attracted, the protagonist cannot defeat him, the cave has been robbed, and his teammates have also been injured. He can only contact the off-site for help and find another place... The point is that the protagonist seems to be in control from the beginning to the end.

He is very different from the home repairman I imagined. What I imagined was building just one house from start to finish, in a forbidden area, experiencing different disasters, upgrading and expanding the house, and so on. As a result, the author made one. It is completely different from my idea. This is very unique and difficult to control because different materials are needed every time. It is difficult to control when building a house alone. The second is a system problem. The protagonist's system always feels like it is taking the protagonist's things and giving them to other contestants. This leads to the protagonist saying that everything he sees is familiar. I'm not sure if the protagonist's last memory was to kill other people because he wanted to get things back. Because there must be something precious to the protagonist, so the protagonist's memory may have been sealed by the system or something. But overall, I can't say it's not good, but I can only say it's the type I don't like. If it were a house straight to the end, I might prefer to watch it.

Survival in the Forbidden Land: Change job as home builder to build a happy house Sleep in front of the lamp It is a pure novel written by a novice novelist. The writing style has the characteristics of a novel written by a novice novelist. The plot is a bit fresh, but it is very routine, and the barrage is also very watery. The character creation is relatively facial and simple. Three to four stars, please round up for new books.

The battlefield of national destiny, male protagonist, no master cp, open ending. The male protagonist travels from the modern world of soul cultivation to the world of immortality (there is no plot of the world of immortality, but after reading the hidden clues buried by the author at the end, the male protagonist should not be soul traveling, but the soul merging. As for not remembering the previous things, it should be the sequelae of soul separation?) Systematically, and inventing many exercises and so on, he travels to the parallel modern battlefield of national destiny. (The personal feeling system and the National Destiny Battlefield are both tool spirits, and the parallel modern system is the house construction and training system). The article sets up the villain "Extraterrestrial Demon" (a conscious demon? Can be cultivated after possession). At the end of the article, the male protagonist did not defeat the villain and save Blue Star. Why do I feel like the male protagonist and the villain are a little bit incompatible with each other in the last chapter... 😂 🍉

It's well written, but too short.

One link after another, the subject matter is novel, I hope the author can stick to it 👍

The story concept is novel and the writing is good

It's very beautiful, why don't you rate it?

Thinking clearly and progressively

I've read a few chapters and I think they're good. I recommend them!