Surviving in the Mist: I Have a Simulator
迷雾求生：我有一个模拟器
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- Completed
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- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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- Infinite Journey: Rise of the Great Fog Era!无限征途：崛起！大迷雾时代Alternate title on Fanqie
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Mutation, Distortion, Cthulhu, the Old Ones, a Dark World
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Any Road Survival, Battle Royale, Deserted Island Survival, or Raft Survival Novels?
Don't directly say whether there's a male lead. Honestly, I'm pretty conflicted about survival stories. If I know from the start whether there's a male lead, I might not keep reading. I'd like recommendations that don't make it clear at the beginning. I like female leads who grow over time, but other kinds are fine too.
Simulator Stories With Smart Protagonists!
Infrastructure Building and Housing Upgrades
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Online Games! Online Games! Give Me Online Games!
Everyone's Struggling to Survive: Deserted Islands, Rafts, or Sky Islands, with a Female Lead, System, and Male-Oriented Story
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Everyone in the World Is Transported to One Place and Gets to Choose a Beast Egg from the Start
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Recently Got into Mist Survival Stories
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The kind of satisfying story where everyone starts with a little wooden hut and upgrades it into a castle by gathering all sorts of resources.
Apocalypse, Spatial Powers, and Stockpiling Supplies
Urban Development, System, Summoning, Infinite Flow, Farming
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Surviving the Mist as a Whole Nation (No System)
I'm looking for books like "Survival: Building a Shelter in the Fog".
Beloved Male Lead, No-Romance Survival, A Lucky Value Maxed Out From The Start In A Small Cabin
Exploration and Survival on a Deserted Island, No System or Prebuilt Cabins
Looking for Recommendations: All Kinds of Survival Stories
Anything goes, just give me survival stories.
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Looking for a Novel About a Lighthouse During a Natural-Disaster Apocalypse. Please Help Me Find It
In the story, the female lead is reborn before the apocalypse. She survives the apocalypse with her mother and her pet husky, and she has a personal space. There are four lighthouse survival bases in the story. Her mother was a group chairman before the apocalypse, and only after it begins does the female lead learn that she is a rich heiress.
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Good, it's not the typical "water-changing" approach; the author clearly has their own ideas when writing the book. The gameplay, starting with a beta test with only a few dozen people, is also quite good.
It's an ensemble piece, actually quite good, considering I've been a bookworm for 15 years. The writing is a bit rough around the edges, but the plot and the rich cast of characters are really decent. They're not the typical cookie-cutter "I'm awesome, I'm invincible" type. The main character has 90% of the screen time, while the supporting characters barely make up 10%. It's a team-based story with a mixed style, and there are some novel and unexpected plot twists.
The book has many flaws in the beginning, mainly due to the protagonist's immaturity, but he shows significant growth in the later stages. The premise is very novel and quite different from traditional survival novels, which is one of its main appealing aspects. Overall, it's a good book, and I hope the author can maintain the quality and finish the story.
Kids, I'm the King of Toxic Reading! Wow, the first few hundred chapters were incredibly toxic. I don't know if the later chapters lowered my reading comprehension or what, but suddenly the later ones are actually readable.
I absolutely loved it; the narrative was good, and the pacing was excellent. Survival should be perilous, and this story didn't feature the overly powerful protagonist found in other survival novels. It wasn't a Mary Sue/overly kind character, nor did it exploit others (using its resources to become a swindler, but rather a mutually beneficial arrangement). The only slight flaw was the initial character development; it lacked a strong sense of urgency for survival.
The rating for this book is directly proportional to the reading time; anyone who read to the later stages won't mindlessly give it a one-star rating. The concept is quite good, and the protagonist's overpowered abilities aren't simply a case of being born with a halo of invincibility. It still has many flaws and shortcomings, but it's still a valid writing style. At least the author has their own ideas and doesn't simply copy others' formulas, which is quite good.
The writing style and logic are both acceptable, but perhaps because I prefer a more cautious approach, there's one very small detail that I felt wasn't careful enough.
The overall concept is unconventional, at least it avoids the typical mass-market merchandise trading. The closed beta design is quite good, but I hope it ends soon, otherwise it won't be able to connect to the open beta. And the open beta is clearly going to be exciting.
Keep it up, author! It's really well-written, it's sure to become a hit! \(//∇//)\
Unlike other survival novels, this one gave me a pleasant surprise.