Surviving the Instances: They’re Willing to Become My Pieces

I never expected that people could take action in the trading market. If things go this way, wouldn't those with control skills be having a blast?

Good, please update more. When you update once, minor flaws will be magnified, and your writing style will be criticized. When you're up two hours in a row, a little patience is born, and the plot's progress becomes more important. When you're up past midnight, small praises begin to emerge, and the number of dead harvests begins to decline.

(Top and bottom) 9 points, marked... The book is logically rigorous and self-reliant, with few loopholes. The author is talented, and the subject matter is mature. Judging from the author's writing style, you can tell that this book has a promising future. It just depends on whether the author wants to continue writing. Novel review:

I met a woman online six months ago. I met a 32-year-old woman online about six months ago. We hit it off immediately; in ancient times, we'd be considered soulmates. Today, she suggested we meet, but I hesitated. I told her I had a family and it didn't seem right to meet her. But she said it was fine, we could just be friends. So I agreed and asked for her photo.

I'm a long-time reader of this author, and their writing style is still exactly to my liking. This time, the author's signature post-apocalyptic storyline has even incorporated elements of the golden shovel, making it incredibly appealing to me. I love reading this!

We've collected so many human pieces, but they don't have the ability to score points independently. Are we really going to spend money to upgrade them? Otherwise, are we just going to keep them to control the board later on? 😦

I thought the pieces would all be female, or female plus pets, but that's not the case. The game has opened up new possibilities, which is good, and there are no problems.

Monsters can be combined into three groups to increase their star rating, making it easier to build up combat power, but they lack potential. Survivors cannot increase their star rating, but they can level up on their own, giving them higher potential. However, this makes it no different from a regular beast-taming game, where the whole team consumes too many resources.

The subject matter is quite appealing to me, but it also has quite a few glaring flaws, including numerous references to classical works. If you can ignore those, it's alright.

It's watchable, but I don't really enjoy it. The price system is not reasonable.