After the System Killed Me, I Returned to Thrive at Sea
被系统砸死后，重回海上求生吃香
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There are currently 330 chapters in total, and I should read chapter 289. The plot is pretty good so far. The male protagonist is suspected to be the boss named Eucalyptus globulus in the female protagonist's mouth. It is said that he is suspected because he has a particularly high sense of presence. When Blue Eucalyptus did not appear in the early stage, the heroine kept talking about the boss in her previous life. Later, after the real Blue Eucalyptus appeared, the heroine behaved normally, and her tone of voice was close, as if it was a simple master-disciple relationship (the boss in the previous life taught her sword skills and so on). That's why I said he was suspected to be the male protagonist. Before confirming the relationship, I couldn't guess whether he was the male protagonist. Although this article is not a lone wolf story, the heroine's three brothers all do not hold back and are obedient. In the end, they are the brothers who support her (such as helping her manage various matters in the team, helping her make things to trade in shops and trading centers, taking the initiative to help the heroine collect needed materials and deal with people, etc.), So it is still worth reading. There are also shortcomings: there are a lot of typos and omissions, and some settings are forgotten after being written in the past (for example, the heroine in the novice stage knows that materials can be obtained by chopping down trees, but later it becomes a matter of climbing trees to collect materials. In a certain chapter, it is written that the younger brother discovered that materials can be obtained by chopping trees.)
It is a very heart-warming survival story, but the author did not explain the heroine's family conditions very clearly in the early stage. Many people scolded the heroine when they saw that the heroine always cared about her younger brother. Later in the story, the family background is slowly explained. The relationship between the heroine and her brothers is two-way, and the younger brother also takes great care of the heroine. This is a relatively new novel in the female survival genre. The heroine is neither a lone wolf nor arrogant. I suggest the author read survival stories on male channels to write more rigorously.
It's so beautiful [and I send my heart to you]. It's rare that the whole family survives together, and no one in the family holds them back. Just a little less pinched
Overall, it looks okay, but many of the author's descriptions feel a bit like a primary school student trying to make up the number of words when writing an essay. The main reason is that there are key information in the word count that is not easy to skip, which makes it a little uncomfortable to read. Everything else is pretty good
It's pretty good. The family survives together, and there are no obvious flaws. Some people in the reviews said they mind if the family lives together, but there are four siblings, one is 6 years old, one is eight years old, and the other is 16. The sister is the protagonist, and the two brothers don't have rafts. What if they don't live together? It's not like a big family is very old, and there is no emotional line now. Those who say that the male protagonist is a bit premature. . .
I have read another book, which seems to be called "Uchimaki dies suddenly and is reborn as a boss in the ocean". The settings of the two books are almost the same. They open ocean treasure chests for materials, upgrade rafts to build houses, go to the island, and props. The plots are almost the same. NPCs board the ship and turn into black mermaids. I don't know who copied whom. The more I read, the more familiar it becomes.
Wow! Well written, one of the best survival stories. The heroine and her family work together to survive. Every natural disaster is different. I am very nervous and excited. The heroine is not a lucky person who kills everyone. She plays slowly and steadily. I haven't read enough after writing so many books! Very cool!
It's a very good article, and there is no weird plot. It's just because I'm listening to books, and I often hear half-literary and half-colloquial speech, which is a bit embarrassing. It's really a bit embarrassing. [Laughing awkwardly]
Large and small, a simple and pure stand-alone online game, each player has a piece of land at the beginning (hit the street! They were diverted by the red alert blue sky), win-win cooperation, and start a romantic journey between a woman (sister) and three men (brothers).
The early and middle parts are still very interesting, but in the later period, it obviously feels like there are a lot of attempts to make up the word count. If it weren't for this, it would have been an okay book. Overall, it's still okay.