Entering the Apocalypse with a Farming Game
带着农场游戏闯末世
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- Completed
- Length
- 432k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Quick Transmigration
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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How to put it, the heroine's farm is not exposed in the other world, and only part of the space is shown. She was also very lucky. When she was caught by a robber, an earthquake occurred at a dangerous moment, and the heroine took the opportunity to run away. When encountering a comatose robber who wanted to kill the heroine, he didn't want to avoid further trouble. He said that it would depend on his luck if he didn't save him or kill him. When encountering a hostile player and about to be killed, his abilities suddenly upgraded and he survived. In a disaster world, you can do better and save more people. The protagonist is basically on his own. Saving people is just a matter of course. It also depends on the material situation and survivability of others. The materials on the heroine's farm and those purchased in the world are not shared with others, unless it is a team-type material. There is no danger in sight, the heroine has always been carefree. I feel like I was in the village with my grandma. The people in the village were pretty good. If I secretly throw some food in, more people would survive and I would get more points. There are many dangers. If you can avoid them in advance, you will not leave. You have to wait for the danger to come before running away in a hurry. There is also the description of the parents, who were always worried about safety, and the heroine just came back to say that she was safe and then went to bed. It was better not to tell her parents about this. It's ridiculous to go to the zoo. It's almost the end of the world. What if the family went out for a trip for the last time, only to see a snake trying to eat people and then went to see a tiger. Sure enough, something happened again. The heroine also feels that she is very powerful. She should go wherever she wants. I am here, so there is no need to be afraid.
It's a bit lacking, and I feel like Goldfinger has a lot of limitations.
The heroine is strong, independent, not a virgin, rational, and the most satisfying thing is that there is no CP. How many strong women want to survive but insist on writing a stronger male protagonist. It's annoying to death. I don't know when it will happen. I'm still in the mood to fall in love.
Five stars is a good point to encourage the author to handle the logical details in the next book. I really couldn't stand it after reading Chapter 13. I classified it as a logic failure. I like this kind of staged story. I hope the author will make a better book.
It's a wonderful novel, um, but there are too few. I give the author a big five-star rating. It contains real society and disaster stories. Um, it's very exciting. Come on, write more and write more exciting stories. I hope you will do so.
The concept is clever, the plot is lively and interesting, the heroine has a rational and transparent character, she is not a virgin, and she does not know how to help the poor, but she also has human touch and a bottom line of principles, which does not seem tiring or entangled. If you can look forward to following the heroine to explore the mysteries of the world and the direction of the plot, I highly recommend watching it!
Not bad, keep writing and don't give up! What kind of apocalypse is the real world?
Very interesting, looking forward to the next story
[Ask for updates] [Ask for attention] [Top post] It's very beautiful, five-star recommendation!
This book is super nice