Survival: A World of Magical Disasters
求生：魔法灾变世界
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Western Fantasy with Empires, Elves, Dragons, Knights, and Magic
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.
Male-Oriented Fiction with No Romance! No Romance! Don’t Recommend It Otherwise!
Don't suddenly give me a love interest halfway through and then claim there's no female lead. I hate random romance subplots 🙃
Apocalypse Survival Stories Focused on Building Up a Base and Upgrading a Wooden Cabin
Looking for books like "Surviving the Mist: I Can See the Hints". I want stories focused on development and building, with monsters attacking the house and natural disasters. Something about building up and upgrading a wooden cabin, preferably with no female lead. The protagonist should develop steadily.
Looking for Western Fantasy with Magic in Another World, a Growth-Oriented Protagonist, and No Romance
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.
Isn’t a World of Swords and Magic More Exciting?
Looking for a story where the protagonist starts out with super-tier magic and gets stacked with countless buffs. Hahaha.
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.
A Magical World of Elves, Goblins, Humans, Orcs, Dwarves, and More!
Empires, Magic, Knights, Battle Aura, the Church, Magical Beasts, and Elves
Novels like The Law of the Devil and The Rise of the Tree Shepherd.
Ocean, Elevator, Space... Any Kind of Survival Story Is Fine
No Partner, No Romantic Tension, Just a Male Lead Enjoying His Single Life. Any Genre
The key point is having no partner! Neither men nor women. Please avoid recommending horror-game stories if possible.
Survival in Glaciers, Swamps, on Highways, and More
Give Me a Dozen Novels With No Female Leads and No Romance
Honestly, books like this are so hard to find these days. Please, please, someone help a reader out!
Everyone Enters a Game World, and Game Stats Carry Over into Reality
Something longer, please.
Potion Sequences and Games: The Game Gradually Invades Reality Through Fog
No Female Lead, No Harem, Strong Male Lead, No Romance
No romance, no romance, no romance. Repeating it three times because it's important.
Male Protagonist, No Romance or Ambiguity
Looking for male-oriented stories where the male lead isn't cold and aloof. I really don't want any more weird books labeled “no CP” or “no heroine” that still have romantic tension.
No Female Lead, No Harem, Extremely High-Quality, Nearly God-Tier Novels
Bring out all the books you’ve been saving for a rainy day! I’ll share mine too. Come on, hurry up, hurry up, hurry up!
A Global Survival Game Where the Protagonist Actually Focuses on Survival
Looking for books like "Everyone Sets Sail: I Start from the Start with a Ghost Ship (A Journey Through the Haunted Sea)".
I'm Out of Books. Any Good Recommendations?
Looking for books similar to Yan Yu Lou. I've read hundreds of books, but rarely come across one that's finished.
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Train Survival: My Dual Pistols Have the Answer
Ocean Survival: I Give Items Strange Properties
The Path of the Starfire Godslayer
Everyone Sets Sail: A Wooden Boat from the Start, Survival at Sea!
Infinite Survival: I'm the Only One with Every Profession
The Strange Immortal Walks a Different Path
Everyone Gets an Elevator: From the Start, I Have an Orange Cat to Help Me Survive
Island Survival: Starting by Summoning Diao Chan
Cave Survival: I Can Recycle Any Resource
Surviving the Mist: I Become a God by Drawing Talismans and Refining Pills
Island Survival: Contracting a Beast-Eared Girl from the Start
Reverse Global Survival: From the Start, I'm the Strongest. Is There Still Hope?
Surviving the Haunted Building: My Paranormal Items Level Up Without Limit
Highway Survival: Can't I Beat the Game on Foot?
Surviving the Great Wilderness: Recreating the Heavenly Palace in the Clouds from a Shelter
Honghuang: After Refusing to Take Over a Body, I Went on a Rampage
My Survival Choice System Really Does Have a Problem!
Global Forest Survival: I Have a Hundredfold Boost
Global Survival: Building from a Small Campfire
Surviving in an Endless Forest: I Can Extract Any Item's Attributes
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In short, above the lower, middle, and upper gods, there are god lords, each wielding their own laws and performing their respective duties. The most powerful law of chaos was destroyed by the combined forces of the god lords before it could grow. In the process, the gods perished, and the eight god lords fell into slumber or were trapped.
Although the later parts felt a bit rushed, I genuinely enjoyed the earlier parts. In this magical world full of unknowns and exploration, curiosity is the greatest magic, and exploring the unknown is human instinct and the most essential talent of an alchemist. The chemistry-like magic and alchemy are also what I love most.
It's alright, but I can't include something like a magic sword, or something where you inscribe magic into a magic crystal and use a magic stone as an energy source, so you can just press a switch to use a pre-set spell. Try to think outside the box, otherwise how will I write the later parts?
Having read up to chapter 300, I feel the protagonist's personality and character undergo a significant shift between chapters 200 and 300, which is a bit unsettling. It feels like he's become a completely different person, and the style is a bit strange. While it's true that you shouldn't reveal too much, is it really necessary to reveal everything?
I think it's pretty good. I don't like to leave reviews, but this book has consistently received low ratings. It shouldn't be 6.9; It would probably get a 9 on Tomato. I also quite like the author's other book, "The Daily Life of a Liver King." It's not the mindless, mindless kind of book; at least the logic is coherent.
Survival novels tend to fall apart once the initial survival phase is over. This one is alright; the plot armor isn't too overpowered, and the protagonist is just lucky—everyone he encounters is useful. Let's see how it develops. I hope it gets better and better as it goes on.
It's alright, but I don't really like this kind of opportunistic trading. Those who can accept it can read it. By the way, in this book you can see the scene where the protagonist's initial water sphere actively cuts through the newbie zone's protective shield on the first day.
So far it looks good, keep it up, author! ^0^~
No man is an island; every book is a world.
Personally, I think the author's writing is excellent, and there aren't any major flaws throughout the story. However, those looking for a romance might not be entirely satisfied. Most of the foreshadowing in the early chapters is resolved, and the early survival scenes are very well written. In short, it's great, great, great!!!