Survival: Starting by Building a Shelter

Many supernatural beings in similar survival stories basically come out of a resource box, and you can immediately succeed by drinking a potion or taking a stone. But for this one, except for the lord profession, all the others that I know now need to be explored by yourself or refer to the experiences of the previous groups of survival groups. The descriptions are very realistic, and there are no supporting characters who specially send supplies or anyone who is a non-chief. Everyone lives very equally. The protagonist may seem very European, but in fact it is all the result of his own hard work. He can do things within his own capabilities. He is not so European that you think he is God's own son. The author has a very measured control over what the protagonist is going through. In Tomato, this is one of the few well-written articles. It has a sense of peace of mind and simplicity of having one's feet on the ground, rather than the illusive feeling of a castle in the air or a mirage in many articles that have too many tricks. By the way, the protagonist of this article did not die.

Yes, yes, the social structure has been carefully considered. The combat power system currently displayed and the various transactions, survival and other social behaviors in the article are highly reasonable. Currently, the protagonist has no cheats, but he was lucky enough to get the inheritance at the beginning and gain an advantage. I suggest that the protagonist should open some plug-ins, such as high-end items left behind by the ancient human ancestors before their defeat, because if a group like humans without innate superpowers can reach the top, then the survival world will collapse. In order for a species to win, it must either have a top-notch heritage, be innately powerful, have special abilities, or have a super-leading pioneer. It must have at least one super-standard to be qualified to survive, otherwise any race can defeat the Black Mist.

At present, the logic of the plot is acceptable. There are some minor flaws but the author can correct them. It is not bad for a debut novel. In addition, this article has no female protagonist and no major flaws. It focuses on alien races and extraordinary professions, and there is no animal aspect yet. Looking forward to the future, come on

This book is still very good. Except for the abrupt plot in Chapter 73, there is nothing too cliched in the main plot. The early development was relatively slow, but after mastering the extraordinary, the fun began to slowly increase. Well, that's it

It's a cool story about a man with brains but no heroine. Anyway, I enjoyed reading it. The plot is smooth and interesting. The hero has brains but the mother will plan for himself. The character development of the supporting characters can be done without brainless characters. It takes the road of being a lord. As long as it doesn't collapse in the later stage, this book is quite interesting. Some people think that the fact that the male protagonist of the forum was hacked by a foreigner is a poisonous point. In fact, I think it is generally acceptable. Maybe it is because there is no foreshadowing and it feels weird, so I can't accept it. Then I personally think that the protagonist's settings can be improved. When I was trying to survive with nothing at the beginning, I felt that the male protagonist was very professional and knew most of the wild knowledge. I could add some background settings. Secondly, every time the protagonist posts something, it is enough to add one to cause heated discussion. There is no need to add one to the top ten of the hot search list. Every time I see it, it is embarrassing and out of place (reminds me of a very messy big-eyed boy "wb"). Of course, this is not a bad point, but it is a bit in the way. The author can pay attention to it later. Too many repetitions of this kind can also affect the perception. Don't do it too many times in the later stage if you don't change it in the past.

[Chigua] The author is just starting out, so I'm not in a hurry. It looks good. I'll call the customer service department and see if they can give you a recommendation. It's really good-looking.

The writing is indeed very good, and it is a rare masterpiece among tomato survival articles. There are no classic survival novel routines, no novice plots, and the protagonist develops and grows step by step. If it is always of this quality, it will definitely be popular.

It looks good, it is a potion system, from the beginning of survival to the construction and development of lords, the world view is huge, there are alien confrontations, and other things, such as: special natural disasters in other worlds (fog, fog monsters)... The author thinks there is a big reason why the traffic is not good. Book title! Like me, I saw this book in recommendations several times, and I just clicked on it today because the title really gave me little desire.

It looks okay, but isn't this lord invincible? It would be difficult for a lord to survive in the fog. The contract can also be made up according to the lord's ideas. Plus a force that can gather the people. Isn't this about not being a lord, and not being a slave of the lord (who cannot be killed directly)?

So far, I have seen more than 70 chapters written which is quite good. I hope there will be more exploration of the world and exploration of extraordinary paths in the future, rather than the kind of infighting between human races. Give 5 stars for encouragement.