Global Survival: The Outlaw of a Magic Wasteland

I just finished reading it. It is worth mentioning that the world view is good, the subject matter is relatively new, the protagonist's mission and personality are well portrayed, but the other supporting characters are not good, especially as the head of a country, and the master who once was an ordinary world. The character description is not good, but it is understandable and needs to be improved. Since it is "survival", the protagonist spends most of the time playing house. I hope there will be more survival content in the future (at least the protagonist has just woken up from paralysis, and he is barely able to accept it). Come on, little author Hard to review, really hard to review, on the verge of abandoning the book

This kind of magical world book has a high minimum limit. Just add some more settings to attract readers. However, the author has a different style, laying out a world view of the wasteland, raising the upper limit, and coming out of the traditional Western fantasy, supernatural powers, etc., Which is quite thoughtful. In terms of writing, I am a newcomer, but very fluent. I like foreshadowing and foreshadowing, which is different from ordinary cool writing. The creation of the protagonist and my three views. In fact, this is mainly the reason why I keep watching. The number of deaths in the early stage is unrealistic, and the writing of the group of animals is not very accurate. Some people may not like the protagonist of the Virgin, and feel that the end of the world is bound to independence. I hope the author writes better and better

So far, it's still very interesting, but it's only about twenty chapters in that the protagonist realizes that he is a waste, and the protagonist's rating depends entirely on being taken away. However, the author's subsequent description is very attractive. I will review it after the subsequent update of Level 4 Shelter.

Before Chapter 900, I gave it five stars. It was a good read and I liked it. It was a great read. Every difficulty I encountered was cleverly solved. I also found a way to separate it from the system. In the process of execution, my influence was firmly established. After Chapter 900, it specifically refers to the male protagonist fighting the pale one. He couldn't handle so many epic battles, and he was inexplicably fainted for three years. From this chapter on, it was as if someone else had written it, and he suddenly went crazy. The male protagonist's power was obviously well written before. I have been adding more power to the male protagonist and developed an extremely important legion that can dominate the upper battlefield. Suddenly, the male protagonist's ability was inexplicably compromised, and he suddenly ended without logic and reason. It was very crazy, very crazy, what the hell? ? ? I want to write about the male protagonist going through setbacks, and the Blue Star people are all united in the story about going through setbacks, so there's no reason to be so frustrated, right? ? ? ? The key is that it's very illogical, inexplicable and meaningless.

It's a growth-oriented protagonist, so you can pass the time and read it. Chapters 98 to 100 contain ambiguous descriptions of the female character. Maybe I haven't read enough of it. Netizens of both genders will rush to hug and touch their heads when they meet and say they haven't seen each other for a long time... I don't know if this counts as a set-up. (It says there is no female protagonist but there is an ambiguous plot, which I can't understand.) If you can accept it, you can continue reading. The development is relatively slow but clear. I am used to reading fast-paced novels and am not very interested in this kind of bland and slow development.

I read more than 500 chapters and took about nine hours to read. Overall, this is an excellent work. The subject matter is very novel, and it breaks away from the boundaries of traditional apocalyptic farming systems, making the role of the system even more marginalized in the storyline of the entire book and the efforts of the protagonist. It doesn't feel like the system is giving the protagonist a lot of trouble, so it's not a fun story. Its power comes from knowledge and strength comes from hard work. This setting is more logical. The plot is well arranged, but there is still some room for improvement in the expression and expression of emotions. The descriptions of the protagonist's emotional transformation and the supporting characters' thoughts and feelings are rather abrupt and a bit uncomfortable. As a group novel, the description of the supporting characters and the companions of the protagonist, the master, and the protagonist is very good. It is one of the more detailed and moving descriptions among the many novels I am currently reading. In addition, this novel's description of the entire wasteland worldview shows that the author is an original author with great ideas. I hope the author can go further and further. In fact, I don't understand the disgust that some book friends have towards the protagonist's savior plot. I think it is a feature of human nature that is worthy of praise, rather than a feature that is worthy of disparagement. I think being kind and caring about ordinary people can still be maintained after the protagonist reaches a certain height, which is a very good quality.

Overall, it is a good read. The writing style is pretty good in 🍅. The main plot is okay. The protagonist has some minor flaws. What is more abstract is that as a survival novel whose core is based on a group, there is no supporting character. It is still a description of a small group with the protagonist as the core. It is easy to mislead readers into thinking that the protagonist is invincible. As a result, when you go outside and look at it, others seem to be no worse than the protagonist, so you are looking at the protagonist for nothing. The subject matter is okay. In fact, it is no different from the farming and development flow. The addition of magic makes everything look novel, but to be honest, it is not as interesting as the magic of Harry Potter. Many of these magic items and technologies are replicas of technology, far from the true meaning of the word magic. As for skills and the like, are they more like those in online games? But at least it can be seen that the author really put his thoughts into it. I hope he can control the direction later. It is worth reading.

So far, this book is still very interesting. The protagonist has his own problems like other magical wasteland survival stories, but not many or frequent. There is no blind stacking value, ignoring basic qualities, and growing up with your own friends (not the kind of nanny who helps the poor). Of course, the organization created by the protagonist is currently more like a team, and there is also a lively and cute little squirrel pet. The various professions in the setting are not particularly rigid and stereotyped with fixed job changes (mage, warrior, swordsman, etc.). From the various names, it can be seen that the author probably has his own setting and free growth direction. I'm really fed up with some magical wasteland stories that are the same as upgrading games. If I want to read this, I might as well read online game stories! This protagonist knows how to use his own exploratory abilities, designs original works, and has his own understanding of magic and the world. I can see the protagonist's growth and spiritual growth. He is not perfect, but he is a vivid person, with some small flaws, but very vivid. Of course, apart from the protagonist and the people around him, there are people in the channel and people from other countries. The portrayal is somewhat lacking and not particularly three-dimensional. The protagonist was carried away by a squirrel in the early stage, but later he was portrayed as both salty and curly. [The only thing I don't understand is why the protagonist can't store things well. Sometimes he has to rummage around to find things, even though there is obviously a place for storage? Important things should be stored neatly, right, in a safe place that can be quickly taken out at critical times? Could it be that I have a bit of obsessive-compulsive disorder? This is what makes me anxious [fearful]] It can only be said that the protagonist is an ordinary person with a strong mentality. Due to the setting or a little bit of the author's writing skills, the protagonist's mind is slowly improving. People who like to read growth-oriented articles will probably like this work very much. Anyway, I quite like it. [Blowing kiss] Of course, when reading free books, this quality is already very good. Come on, author! [Asking for explosive updates][Asking for explosive updates]

I've caught up on the latest, it's a good read, but it's too short at just over 200,000 words. I don't know if I'll get more pets in the future. The setting and writing are okay. Although the introduction says it has no heroine, the story written by Zhao's sister is a bit ambiguous. I hope it doesn't have a heroine and isn't just selling it like a dog. . .

The setting is good, and the protagonist is very suitable for teenagers, but it is a bit uncomfortable to watch in some places. After all, I have seen too many smart people, and I am not used to this kind of ordinary people, but in fact this kind of ordinary people's psychology is normal. What do you expect a person who has been bedridden for ten years to do? No social interaction, no knowledge, traveling to a survival world, what you do is normal, right? Those who give low scores don't like this kind of reading, and just like to read cool articles. Although I feel uncomfortable watching it, is there anything wrong with what the protagonist does? I read in the comment section that the protagonist is careless. So I want to ask you, when you were teenagers, were you able to distinguish things in life clearly? No matter what, there will always be omissions. Those who scold them think they are very smart, right? With a God's perspective, I woke up a little while reading the novel. I really thought I was superior to others, right? I'm so superior to others and still reading novels here, I'm so happy.