Survival in Another World: A Pioneer’s Journey

There's a reason for the low score, it's a single player throughout. While shouting that there are few people to build homes, at the same time denouncing others as worthless, how many trees can't be cut down even if they are worthless? You have force and the talent to read people's hearts, but are you afraid that you won't be able to suppress them?

Very good! I like this kind of eloquent description. It feels like I am playing a game and pioneering a wasteland. It is really immersive. Although it is not as fast-paced as other novels, so not many people follow it. But if you think about it, most of the really good books on Tomato are slow-paced and need to be savored bit by bit. I look forward to the subsequent development of the story~

I can see that when I follow up on the update, I will basically give it a good review. I think the previous team's writing is still very good, but in the middle, the protagonist becomes a lone wolf, and the team becomes the anchor of the protagonist's spirit. The plot of large-scale human travel is too late, and there is no sense of the forerunners leading the entire group to rise. The author is worried that the writing is not good, so is it subconsciously not writing in this direction? This kind of plot should be done as early as possible. This kind of big breaking point should be written forward without going through it. Therefore, there are very few follow-up readings of your book. This may be the reason.

It's quite interesting to watch. It's better than most. It doesn't have too many poisonous points. It doesn't have too many routines. It has its own ideas. It's pretty good for a new author. For me, it's just good food. There's no bitterness or deep hatred or constant civil strife. After all, nine out of ten novels nowadays are about internal strife. The main theme is exploration. It's very good. It's still good to read. I hope that people in the future will send it and don't fall into the same old routine of other novels.

The team atmosphere in group travel is very good, and the author did not insert some internal strife for the sake of the plot. I like this very much. Time travel is a famine-like world praised [Chigua]

It's pretty good-looking, with a bit of a famine setting.

It's pretty good. Please give me some support. After watching it a lot, the protagonist's thinking and logic are too rigid. The logic and direction of the story are too confusing, which makes it uncomfortable to watch. Traveling to another world is just a matter of time, but it is very contradictory to set up a game setting. There is a lack of understanding of human nature and even a fundamental understanding of the human race. I can only say that reading this novel is boring.

I finally found another book that requires me to use my brain.

The first few dozen chapters combine gaming and survival very well. Fighting bosses constantly unlocks new things and promotes the development of civilization. Logically speaking, writing step by step cannot be said to be a masterpiece, but a masterpiece is still guaranteed... It's a pity that the author wants to mess things up. He ignores the newcomers and fights with each other as if they have lost their minds. The protagonist shows up and makes a big deal out. The main plot and the game are hidden, and they mess around. Now they are called "King"... Please, we are all human beings. We live in groups and each perform their own duties. The elderly are all equal. Are the newcomers on your side not going to integrate? What will I call you then? I don't write what should be written. None of the newly created characters are valuable. It's annoying to watch...

The early stage is good, but it becomes blurry as it goes on. Many settings are vague. For the current chapter, the settings of the safe zone are of no use at all. The team was almost wiped out in the safe zone, so it would be better not to write about it. The strength of the protagonist is unclear, there is no growth path, the dark talent of the protagonist has not been developed, and the talents after upgrading have also not been developed. It has begun to become confusing.