Survival: Fighting Floods from a Thatched House

Maybe the author's original writing wasn't very good, but he changed it. As long as readers pointed out something a little bit toxic, he basically changed it. Based on the author's attitude, I have to give him five stars, and the writing is not bad.

Recommend a high-quality survival book "Robinson Crusoe" to brothers😏

It's good, but even though it's marked as not being a stud, I want to ask if there is a female protagonist. I looked at today's latest chapter and felt like I want to have a girlfriend. If there is a female protagonist, let me know. In the latest part, the protagonist raises two women who cannot support themselves. One of them still wants to kill the protagonist, even though it is said that she is not killed because of resources. The girl who had been following the protagonist and turned into a boy because of her talent also blushed. Not being a stud might mean starting a harem. This book is not suitable for me.

The writing is beautiful, and the golden finger is more reasonable. It will not let people start to write in seconds. If they are good at the beginning, they will not be able to write in the later stage. And we have to work hard and try harder. Come on💪💪💪💪💪💪

This book is good. It has basically not touched on the major poisonous points of survival stories. There is no bloody plot, no brainless efforts to draw or suppress the combat power. The protagonist is moral and decisive at the same time. He saved tens of thousands of people and killed hundreds of people at the same time. It's a pity that the author wrote too late and had too few words

This novel is currently considered top-notch among Tomato's world-traveling survival novels. It doesn't have any disgusting and brainless plot. It's just that too few people have read it, and I'm afraid the author won't be able to keep it up and run away, so I quickly support the author with five stars. By the way, the author is quite prolific, updating 3 to 4 chapters every day. Come on, author. [Please update]

The first part was okay, but after reading the 400th chapter, I felt that I lost the sense of survival after the founding of the country. The protagonist is basically invincible, but there is no system. It takes 400 chapters to be considered invincible. Reading this article can make you feel happy for two days. It is not the kind of particularly memorable article that you will come back to read a second time. There is a female enemy in more than 300 chapters. If you have offended the protagonist in the early stage, don't read it if you mind. If there is another one, there will be no poison. The protagonist is quite decisive in killing. The author will listen to the readers' suggestions, which is good. Overall, I give it a four-star rating. It's a novel that can be read while eating. It doesn't have to be as tiring as those novels with weird details that make you unable to understand if you miss the details.

It's pretty good-looking, better than most survival stories, and it's currently non-toxic and edible. I found that the author published four chapters almost at the same time every day. I highly doubted that the author Lao Deng had kept his private inventory [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking]

It's really good-looking. I haven't seen such a good survival article for a long time. It's basically non-toxic. At least for me, I haven't found it. Personally, I think it can be regarded as high-quality food (hay grass jelly, low-grade < medium < high-grade). There are two reasons: 1. The novel is more logical, not a mindless old routine. It has limitations on the protagonist's talent, but not much, and the plot settings are somewhat original and the details are handled well. You can see for yourself; 2. Unlike the Virgin, the killing is decisive. The protagonist does not kill innocent people indiscriminately, but he is very decisive when facing those who should be killed, and basically kills them within two or three chapters.

The writing is to my liking! As a bookworm for more than ten years, I can't say ten lines at a glance, but I can still read five lines at a glance. I just scan it and automatically block out the words that I feel are redundant. The reading is not very detailed! So I said it suits my taste! It's just that there are a few chapters now, so I'll give some support first, in case the author runs away. . . . [Cover face]

A relatively high-quality survival novel, the protagonist is neither a virgin nor a brainless one. Compared with other survival novels, the advantage of this book is that prices have not collapsed, so it is worth reading. Recommended to watch [Like]

How should I put it, there are no big surprises, but there is nothing poisonous about it. There is no heroine. If you have spare energy, you will help your own people first, and then you will help those who support you. You can distinguish between close relatives and distant friends, which is a plus. Other characters can also play a supporting role, rather than being completely used as backgrounds.

Come on, author, I hope the author can be as careful as possible when writing a book. It is recommended that the protagonist must be written normally (just don't be too outrageous [get it] [get it], the protagonists of other survival novels are too ordinary). What opportunities does the protagonist have? Try to be normal and logical. However, the author's writing style is very good. The most important thing is that the author will listen to suggestions (normal and beneficial suggestions for the book) [Like][Like][Like]

The good-looking data is very rigorous, and the logic and settings are quite similar to the one about building a shelter in the fog. They are both shelter upgrade operations + strength improvement exploration. But I added my own world view design, 🈶Golden Hands, so it feels even more exciting. (After reading the PS Mist book, I have been looking for similar ones, and finally found one that is good-looking [crying] [crying])

It is very well written. It is the only novel I have seen on Tomato that is not poisonous. After reading so many survival and apocalyptic novels, this is the only one where the protagonist is a normal person. His handling of people and things and his thoughts are the best I can think of. It is in line with the category of human beings. If you do good deeds, you should get benefits, and only when your subordinates are valuable will you help. Although every time the protagonist does something good, there are benefits, and a gentleman does not care about his heart. Every time he does a good deed, it directly or indirectly helps the lives of other survivors. If it is a life-saving thing, no amount of benefits is too much, let alone not much. I really hate the Virgin. Helping worthless people selflessly is impossible in peacetime, let alone a misty world full of dangers. The second point is about trust. The protagonist trusts animals more. People have selfish motives. In comparison, animals are more pure. For animals, if they have enough to eat and a relatively safe environment, they will follow the protagonist wholeheartedly to do things and fight against enemies. The third point is that for other survivors who want to harm the protagonist, if they are valuable, find a way to keep them, and if they are worthless, kill them directly without ink. Compared with other novels, which are written in Chapter 5.6 And then killed, or even not killed, this point is very good. Listen and read more than 400 chapters. I don't know what will happen next. Come on, author~

Here is a review: The theme of the article "Survival: Fighting Floods from a Thatched House" is clear and unique, and it closely follows the survival situation of fighting floods in a thatched house. Although the content has not been revealed, it can be inferred from the theme that if the strategies, struggles and tenacity to deal with floods under simple conditions can be described in detail, it will be a very tense story. The overall concept can reflect the tenacious spirit of human struggle in the face of disasters, and has certain potential for in-depth exploration. If the narrative structure and description techniques can be carefully crafted, the shocking power of this survival theme will be better demonstrated.

The author worked very hard, the writing is good, the attitude is good, and more, I love it

It's okay to put it on Tomato. If you are bored, you can give it a read. I read more than 200 chapters in two days. There is nothing very bad. There are occasional complaints, but it is acceptable. The plot is simple. When I get to that bloody moon, I have no desire to read it. Maybe I am unhappy, or maybe there are too many things and too complicated. I can't tell the specific shortcomings, but it is really good for the author's first book to be like this. Come on, I hope there will be a big hit.

It's a very good novel. It's not that it's not farming. Many things are too compact, one by one, but there are many holes left unfilled, such as your upgrades, other buildings, and new buildings. It feels very busy, and a bit too boring. Well, it can be regarded as a professional farming novel (the above are all personal opinions)

To be honest, the first ten chapters or so I thought were a bit long-winded at first, and I had no desire to read them. But as I went on, I got better and better. There were no bad jokes like other novels, and there were no outrageous cheats like other survival stories. I just returned it a million times. The most important point is that there are not so many public screen chats. I just take it one step at a time, have brains, and less poisonous points. Nine points - five stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I read it in one go, it's really good, but the author is too short [laughing]

Thinking clearly is okay. The only thing that is not beautiful is that there is no heroine. The second thing that is not beautiful is that it lacks a sense of group portraits. There are outstanding people in the book, as if there is only one protagonist, and the others are too foils. In fact, this also greatly reduces the realism of the novel. However, the flaws are not concealed, the details are well drawn, so I give it 10 points.

In fact, the writing is quite good, and the three views and cognition are quite mature, but it is a bit too stable. There is a subtle stability that does not belong to cool writing. The skills are cool, but when I read it, I felt the content behind it through the style. Then I looked at the table of contents and, oh, I figured out the plot.

It is more logical than other survival stories, and can be read directly without thinking. The main line is clear, and it does not become like other survival stories that turn into people beating people soon after it starts. The cheats are also reasonable, and no big bugs were found.

390, I collected all the contributions, but the heroine is not the one I want (although the heroine and the protagonist are "similar", some characteristics are quite similar) Nothing else, if you like it you will like it. ① I can't tell what the protagonist's strategy is, and I can't say that I'm a stickler. (Steady? He hides a hand/keeps his trump card when doing things, but he also completes tasks in a high-profile manner, and key list updates cannot be hidden, although the protagonist may not be unhappy.) The author's character creation of the male protagonist is also a little weird, not harsh/extremely violent, nor a virgin. It seems that the driving force for him to upgrade the shelter/become stronger is just survival (this is not obvious), and the protagonist is leading step by step, and the pressure of survival is not great. The current progress that touches the core of the protagonist is that "everything has nothing to do with me, except for personal interests." There will be more readers who can accept this kind of character/persona. ② The style is more about survival in a different world with infrastructure development and more about daily life. Although the protagonist feels that he can't stop for a moment, it can't be said to be thrilling (the main reason is that the time flow is too slow and I didn't notice how long it took to reach the fourth area/more than 390 chapters. There are no prompts like: a few days have passed/half a month later, so the feeling of time passing is not obvious, but it is impressive that the protagonist can't finish things every day) ③Based on style reasons, the plot... Is quite normal. Some comments speculated on the world view/story background, which proved to be quite interesting. I personally feel that it is pretty good. It is estimated to be almost a million words long. I wish the author more and more exciting writing. If it doesn't end badly, this book will be quite good.

The plot is fluent, not watery, and has no bad points. It should be above 9.2 Before it reaches 1 million words. Although the subject matter is a bit old-fashioned, the writing style is better. The author also focuses on persuasion. Overall, it is a good book +, I support it with 5 stars.

The author must have read a lot of books of the same type, and the previous one is quite good. I want to maintain the quality and quantity, and hope it won't be unfinished [Thoughts]

Very well written The pacing is good, but a little too fast. There are less than 100 pictures in which the protagonist is invincible in the area. Then there is a small detail, that is, there is no need for the old man's Shen Nong and the cook's Shen Nong to have lower talent levels than the protagonist. The protagonist is also quite decisive in killing. If you can do it, don't force it.

Chapter 20 [5 Stars] It starts well, the setting is okay, the plot is not too big, and there are only a few main characters that are not difficult to recognize. However, some plots are a little confusing later, and some settings are a bit confusing. Chapter 61 [4 Stars] The author takes the route of the Virgin Mary of the end of the world, using the world setting to frame the protagonist's behavior, so that he has to go to the Virgin Mary setting. From a rational point of view, this is a behavior of hugging together for warmth in the end of the world, similar to facing a tribe in the wilderness. It is closer to the law of real development, and it can better increase one's survival probability and obtain resources. It is also understandable... But, it just feels like something is missing. Chapter 82 [4 Stars] The settings of many items are confusing and a bit confusing... Then you call yourself the sixth, but it turns out that you have never arranged a combat unit to guard the home. Are you a pure sixth? Chapter 113 [5 Stars] There is a chapter saying that those guys in Blue Star are cutting leeks and uprooting them because the government is fertilizing and nurturing them. They are talking about the stock market, hahaha... The sustainable development strategy is not bad. This chapter is also good. Humanoid battle pets can wear replaced equipment to increase their combat power... Is it a setting where a parallel world seeks help from survivors (to clean up and restore the world environment)? I seem to have read it in some other novel...

As a fellow author, I rarely give five stars, or even almost none, but I think this book really has no flaws! Come on colleagues, I think your book has the qualifications to take off with a million words! It is recommended to order more to make it easier to take off!

Fortunately, the author advocated for advice! The book friend said that if there is any problem, he will correct it as appropriate. I have seen the latest chapters. It is not bad at present, but it is a bit short!