[Forest Survival] [Farming] [Cthulhu] [Plants in PVZ] [Various Monsters]
Everyone traveled to the forest to survive.
Su Ling unlocks an infinitely developed SSS-level shelter at the beginning.
Awakening top talents: SAN value will never drop to a negative number; combat effectiveness will be increased by a percentage after losing SAN value
So let me ask, who is the survivor now?
Is he a lurker infiltrating the survivors...?
Are they indigenous people who believe in gods...?
Is it a deep diver lurking on the beach...?
A mutant that is a fusion of flesh and blood...?
Is it the spirit that Blue Star traveled through time with?
Are they all kinds of scary creatures that make people lose SAN...?
Su Ling: It can't be me, right?
Reader comments
It's okay. Even Fairy Du Dan is too silly and sweet. The protagonist is abducted in just a few sentences, but it's okay. The painting style doesn't fit the style of the book so well. She should be in a fantasy novel instead of this kind of Cthulhu text...
The reason for Huapi's betrayal was a bit unexpected to me personally. I originally thought it would be a teammate [laughing and crying]
Secondly, Fairy Du Dan always gives me the smell of oil bottle, which is obviously quite useful...
The pressure of the early boosts was a little low, and they were usually solved in a few or two, giving people the feeling of a monster (maybe the author deliberately showed that the protagonist has high combat power, after all, there are so many good things, it doesn't matter if the combat power is high)
Overall, it's okay. Apart from these, I don't see anything strange at the moment. It's worth a look.
After reading Chapter 114, I feel that once the boos have been psychologically described, they have become a group of normal creatures with powerful force, without the weird feeling at the beginning.
There is some ambiguous plot with the Peony Fairy. It doesn't affect the reading even if you skip it. It doesn't feel necessary.
Secondly, the current monsters are a bit too normal. They don't have the weirdness of the snake at the beginning. They are just enlarged versions of earth creatures, which doesn't feel abstract enough.
The other ones are okay, and can be used to pass the time.
Don't engage in betrayal. It's not pleasant to write a script like the villain's revenge. It's better to solve a few things as soon as possible and make the pace faster. More updates [please update]
It's very beautiful. I like it very much. It contains elements of Plants vs. Zombies. It's written very logically and doesn't look out of place. It's very interesting! Worth recommending! [Love][love][love]
There is a poisonous one on 37. The protagonist gets the blueprints of livestock, and then takes the blueprints and sells them. After making them, he can refresh the meat and sell them. The protagonist's IQ is very good.
Gee, it looks good, although it's across channels, Shennong's Selection, it's not brainless, it doesn't have cp, the description is pretty good, and the world view is great, I hope the author will continue to write it
I think it's pretty good. At least I haven't stepped into any of the minefields I care about. Not bad, good. Come on.
I can watch it but not much (it's just my personal opinion) I can watch it and keep it for a while
Pretty good, with elements from Plants vs. Zombies
Come on author, I personally think the writing is very good.
There are some traditional adventure writing styles, which are rare, but overall the writing is very good. It has plots and descriptions, and it's not a trivial novel, which is rare in Tomato.
It's okay. Even Fairy Du Dan is too silly and sweet. The protagonist is abducted in just a few sentences, but it's okay. The painting style doesn't fit the style of the book so well. She should be in a fantasy novel instead of this kind of Cthulhu text... The reason for Huapi's betrayal was a bit unexpected to me personally. I originally thought it would be a teammate [laughing and crying] Secondly, Fairy Du Dan always gives me the smell of oil bottle, which is obviously quite useful... The pressure of the early boosts was a little low, and they were usually solved in a few or two, giving people the feeling of a monster (maybe the author deliberately showed that the protagonist has high combat power, after all, there are so many good things, it doesn't matter if the combat power is high) Overall, it's okay. Apart from these, I don't see anything strange at the moment. It's worth a look. After reading Chapter 114, I feel that once the boos have been psychologically described, they have become a group of normal creatures with powerful force, without the weird feeling at the beginning. There is some ambiguous plot with the Peony Fairy. It doesn't affect the reading even if you skip it. It doesn't feel necessary. Secondly, the current monsters are a bit too normal. They don't have the weirdness of the snake at the beginning. They are just enlarged versions of earth creatures, which doesn't feel abstract enough. The other ones are okay, and can be used to pass the time.
Don't engage in betrayal. It's not pleasant to write a script like the villain's revenge. It's better to solve a few things as soon as possible and make the pace faster. More updates [please update]
It's very beautiful. I like it very much. It contains elements of Plants vs. Zombies. It's written very logically and doesn't look out of place. It's very interesting! Worth recommending! [Love][love][love]
There is a poisonous one on 37. The protagonist gets the blueprints of livestock, and then takes the blueprints and sells them. After making them, he can refresh the meat and sell them. The protagonist's IQ is very good.
Gee, it looks good, although it's across channels, Shennong's Selection, it's not brainless, it doesn't have cp, the description is pretty good, and the world view is great, I hope the author will continue to write it
The author is strong and new enough
Not bad, same type of work
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
It's pretty good, come on
It's quite beautiful, good luck to the author
Very beautiful, blood test (◍•ᴗ•◍)
You can play with plant zombies
It looks good, come on author
I think it's pretty good. At least I haven't stepped into any of the minefields I care about. Not bad, good. Come on.
I can watch it but not much (it's just my personal opinion) I can watch it and keep it for a while
Pretty good, with elements from Plants vs. Zombies
Come on author, I personally think the writing is very good.
There are some traditional adventure writing styles, which are rare, but overall the writing is very good. It has plots and descriptions, and it's not a trivial novel, which is rare in Tomato.