Survival: I Build the Strongest Fortress in the Clouds

I had a question halfway through, and I wanted to ask, will there be group combat later? Or a lone wolf? Seeing that the heroine was the first to trigger the peerless treasure, but it turned out that she had to form a team to enter, I felt inexplicably at a loss. I felt that this kind of survival game is more fun as a lone wolf, and at best we can trade equally. I don't really want to see a team, there are teammates When I saw the second peerless treasure, I was told to form a team. I felt like they were all played in teams.

The article is open, but what's the point of this team? Almost every time, the heroine gives me treasures, and the heroine also fights monsters. It's all in the win-win mode, and the treasures are almost 50% open.

It's pretty good to watch, but there are a lot of wrong words used, which makes it uncomfortable to look at. For example, calling a young girl of the same age "little friend". If I remember correctly, this should be a polite term used by an elderly person to treat a younger person (scratching his head)

I think it's pretty good-looking. The heroine is not a lone wolf, but the companions don't need to help the poor. They all have their own strengths. Together with the heroine, there is no hindrance or anything. The sense of boundaries between the companions is also quite strong. Also, the heroine is very strong and never feels aggrieved from beginning to end. The most important thing is that there is no CP and no ambiguous objects👍 It's a pity that the article is too short, and many plots could have been followed by many exciting follow-ups, but the author just skipped them in a hurry. Overall, at least in my opinion, this article is good. Friends who like to read short articles that cut through the mess quickly can give it a try.

There are some strange things. For example, the nameless sword of the heroine says it has been upgraded to level 11 in the front, but it turns out that it says level 9 in the next few pictures.

It's really beautiful. The early and middle stages are the best, but the later stages feel a little bit different. The narration is done, which is generally very good. The heroine and supporting characters are fully and meticulously portrayed, and there are no big mistakes in the language. The author's texture is very good. The main thing is that this book only has interactions with Tai and his friends and animals, but not much. The main thing is that the heroine is a lone wolf. Newbies, feel free to enter!

It's good. Although this is a new book, don't be discouraged. I read a lot of books, especially good ones. Usually they become popular after more than 100 chapters. Yes, the heroine's buff is quite useful. I haven't seen any frustrating plot yet. It's good to keep beating monsters, leveling up and stocking up on goods. It's a qualified article about strong women.

It's pretty cool. No cp cloud disaster. Bind the system. Build a house. Have a team. Finally build a small island. Disasters on the island (zombie, extreme heat, extreme cold, poisonous fog, etc.). Battle (American country, kimchi, day). China wins. Finally, you can return. Shuttle back and forth to help the country overcome the disaster. Cool article.

The heroine enters the game and improves her strength quickly. She is optimistic, strong and calm. She is systematic and draws cheats every day. She is also very European. It upgrades quickly. It's very playable on the road. It's also fun to stock up on goods. I like catching pets the most, hahaha. So cute. There are partners, but most of them are still lone wolves. The overall game atmosphere is quite good. There is not a lot of negative energy, and the scumbags are solved quickly. The abuse of foreigners later is also good, but the content is a bit repetitive. It is a bit boring after reading too much. It is a relatively relaxing and brainless novel.

As for the whole story, I feel it's okay. The heroine started out as a little bit of trash, but she suddenly grew up to be a boss. From the beginning, I had to bite a wild boar with my teeth. In the end, I went to the monster's lair and killed the person directly. Then the line grew very quickly, and Xiu Xiu Xiu reached the climax all at once. Then if you like it, you can read the whole story. I won't feel like I don't want to read it for the time being. And then I'll finish it after a while. If you like, you can check it out, but I feel like there are some holes that haven't been filled in, and I don't remember much about them. And as for the heroine, when she was the first to kill the wild boar, she would bite it with her teeth and use a hammer, but the heroine's physical condition was not very good at that time. Alas, it can only be said that it was necessary for the heroine's halo plot.