A New Game Plus Player in an Infinite Farming Game

Not bad. The decisive action of the single heroine from the beginning is a plus for me. After all, after rebirth, what is important and what must be done is clear. It is not like other books that are still coy about being reborn and have to press the time to do things. If it were not for the halo of the protagonist, every minute could be missed due to small things and lead to regret again. Moreover, in the lord story, the single female protagonist can better focus on the plot and territory development at the beginning, reducing some ambiguities that cannot be implemented, and the meaningless scenes of selling resources at low prices in the trading market as a licking dog, and the male and female protagonists can have a better division of labor in the territory when they are brought together.

So far, it's very good. The protagonist doesn't have any big cheats, only one item that improves the rating. It has developed rapidly with the information advantage of rebirth. So far, there are no big poisonous points, and there are no pretense plots. I hope it will continue.

This is probably my first time reading it. The writing span is a bit long. I think the details still need to be polished, such as the rewards for clearing the level and the general template of the characters. I haven't introduced them in detail. The most important thing is to see whether the author can persist in writing. Don't just write a hundred or two hundred chapters and then lose it. If there is a long span, you should write faster, otherwise it will be too slow and it will be easy to forget when reading. So far the writing looks pretty good.

It's a very good Lord's novel. There's no procrastination in terms of emotions, it's straight to the point. The writing is online and the world view is quite big. It's 80% not unfinished. The author has an outline and I feel very comfortable reading it.

How should I put it? I can only say that it is a classic within a classic.

It seems to be very smooth, and there is no obvious bad point after catching up on the latest chapter. It should be classified as a data-driven lord article. The description of battles, daily life, etc. Is compressed into a limited length, so that I, who don't like to watch long battle scenes, will not feel delayed and can read it smoothly. The development in the first 100 chapters is still very fast due to the rebirth setting. I wonder if the plot will slow down due to the loss of the rebirth aura. Moreover, if the upgrade speed does not slow down, it is likely that the map will have to be changed after another one or two hundred chapters. Because I have read many books that collapsed when I changed the map, I was a little worried. After all, it is not easy to read a good book.

Apart from Zhizhuang, I haven't played many other games, but it doesn't affect the reading experience. The plot is very good, and the logical foreshadowing can also be self-supporting. Compared with ordinary lord stories, it makes people's eyes brighter. Five-star praise!

Five-star praise, very suitable for me. Territory farming + inter-realm travel + rules integration. Farming is the combat power of plants in Plants vs. Zombies. The world is a familiar mobile game. The rules are plant sunlight + aura cultivation + mechanized zombies + source stone energy. It is very imaginative, but the structure is reasonable, and it also has development potential. It's a pity that the author was unlucky and had a bad life. He accidentally injured his hand while out playing during the National Day. What a pity! The author should be locked up in a small dark room and write honestly, instead of running around [laughing]

It's a good book, the writing is good, the plot arrangement is okay, and there is nothing poisonous about it. I hope that some of the more famous characters from Icefield can be included in the Arkworld, such as Froststar Daddy Typhon, and the Governor, who should be a relatively easy character to kidnap.

I am worried that the information advantage of the male protagonist's rebirth will be lost after he upgrades to the fourth level. . I have never played "Arknights", but I can appreciate the protagonist's exploration of the world of Terra, which is a pleasant surprise. Author, you successfully caught my attention.