Global Survival: I Can Draw a Card Every Day

It's wonderful. I didn't expect that there are also some innovative people in survival stories. They successfully jumped out of the routine of "cheating-selling water-selling iron-acquiring a younger brother-the heroine makes up for herself... Becoming a god". The driving style is unique and stylish [laughter]

The protagonist's behavior is very comfortable. He is a good person but not pedantic. He is decisive in killing. "In fact, as long as all the damned people are killed, no clues or evidence are needed, the incident will end smoothly, and only the bad guys will make sacrifices." This novel looks very comfortable, with a sense of justice, and the story progresses without delay. It is a good read and recommended. Moreover, there is currently no conspiracy between people in the shelter, and there is a saying that it can save a few people from dying, which is good after all. Most people do the same.

As of Chapter 67, it is an undisputed five-star book. It is a very interesting book. The writing is smooth, the setting is interesting, and the protagonist is likable. One of the three points is more than 70% of the authors on Tomato. What is rare for the author is that he has all three points, and the plot is very compact. The protagonist makes two "copies" in one day. The current rhythm is not at all watered down. It is very enjoyable to read [like]. The rare thing about the protagonist is that he is not a selfish character. He is an information disclosure protagonist. He is relatively selfless and likes to use information to increase his influence. Secondly, due to the influence of the protagonist, the people in the area do not have the clichéd plot of fighting on their own. It is quite interesting to laugh and laugh; There are two plot lines, one is the simulation line in which the protagonist possesses a D-class personnel, and the protagonist uses his simulation ability to solve difficult incidents for the organization. At the end of the simulation, he obtains some of the props he has come into contact with. The organization discovered the existence of the protagonist and tried to capture and contain it, but failed. And because of the protagonist's positive comments, low-level executives are more inclined to cooperate with the protagonist rather than report; the other is the system task line. The plot of the current four scenes is interesting, and the world view is interesting👍; The "Dog Luck Cards" that are drawn out every day are very interesting. This is my favorite point. The interaction and use of the protagonist and the changing images of the drawn cards are a highlight of this book; Although the introduction does not state that there is a heroine, there is currently a bit of a "narcissus" tendency (that is, having an ambiguous tendency with a person of the opposite sex who has been differentiated for some reasons). Xiaoye has a good personality and is quite lovable. However, be careful about what you write, don't be too vague and drag it on for too long, in case readers who are dissatisfied will be posted in the comment area. It's a rare good book. I wish you a smooth landing and a good start. I will read it in the future. Our reporter Vacuum Blade will report it for you.

This is probably the most enjoyable book I have ever read First of all, the plot is very compact. For example, when I read other books, if I want to write a very enjoyable plot, the protagonist must be underestimated first. However, although there is one in this book, it is weakened. Basically, if you haven't felt aggrieved yet, the next chapter will directly fuck you to death. Overall, it has a light flavor. And the plot is very good, very imaginative, very rich, and basically not repetitive. The pace is fast, but relaxed. There are some scenes of chatting in the shelter after the end. I particularly like it. It just doesn't make people stay in the same situation and want to quit reading novels, read other books, or do other things. In terms of characterization, I particularly like the protagonist's style of doing things. He is decisive in killing, but also has the humanity to help others, but he will not put himself into too difficult a situation by helping others. Instead, he makes this a diversified advantage of the plot. The protagonist does not trust others, so there is room for everything. Then when it comes to the ratio of male to female characters, when the little girl from the abyss appeared, I suddenly discovered that female characters accounted for the majority. But this is not a poisonous point, because the author describes both men and women in the same way, which is normal. However, if there are mentions of harems in the comments, leave them alone. Because most women don't have intimate descriptions, except for the main character Xiaoye, who only leans on the shoulder, knocks on CP, etc. As long as you don't read the comment section, you can imagine it. Enclosure and cuteness have become legends, and these plots only occupy a small part in the article. At least I would not realize it if I didn't read the comment section. The writing style feels light. Sometimes it tells some hell jokes and black humor. There are also a lot of laughs in it, which are basically normal. That's it for now, I can't think of anything else right now.

It's pretty good. The main online dialogue is also good. I haven't seen any formulaic human villains so far. I prefer the struggle between humans and aliens rather than the intrigues between humans. Some of the conversations are not in line with current online chats, but more are more real, and some even give people the idea of ​​wanting to reply. I don't know why it's less than nine points. I saw someone in the comment section talking about the female protagonist issue. I hope the author can explain it as soon as possible. It's been more than a year, so I'm going to write a follow-up review. I see little development in the relationship line, so I might be single. This book does have the problem of "all copies make me tired" as mentioned by many book reviews. I save it for a while and then read it all at once, and I skipped some copies that I didn't like. As a result, I couldn't remember the appearance and identity of the characters in the article. But I think the plot of this book is quite exciting, and a nine on Tomato is probably not too much. I took a look at how much reading time I have now.

How can I put it, the flaws do not hide the advantages. The protagonist has the talent of simulator, but it is not a traditional simulation novel. Moreover, the protagonist is very righteous and decisive in killing, but not the kind of person who treats human life as trivial in the dark style. The apocalyptic atmosphere is very good. This unique protagonist's character and writing style are bonus points. It is rare and worth a look. However, many of the dungeons are cleared through the protagonist's talent, and from the middle stage onwards, it feels like there is no longer the apocalyptic survival atmosphere of the early stage. The protagonist can handle them all, but I personally feel that the reasons are far-fetched. The reasons are not written out, which seems to be a big concern. It may also be because the author is not good at writing fighting. Then, there will be a sexual transformation of the protagonist in the article, who shows that he knows more than the protagonist. It is considered a minor plot point. The character does not have more or less screen time, and he has a slight narcissus tendency with the protagonist (although I personally think this cannot be called a real narcissus, because I eat narcissus but cannot bear this pair [grievance]). The above is my personal opinion, and generally speaking, the flaws are not concealed. The character of the protagonist and this kind of doomsday novel full of human touch are really rare. If you are interested, you can still read it. Okay, I know why I don't like this Narcissus, because it can't be called Narcissus at all, it's just a hooded heroine. "I resonate with my thoughts. Only I know what I am thinking. Only I will accompany me to the end. I will be both prosperous and deprived. Only I will accept all my flaws and weaknesses and embrace them. We are the most intimate 'lover' in the world." This is the Narcissus I understand, and it is not simply a situation of giving love to myself and having an affair with myself. Moreover, the author did tend to have a slight harem tendency in his later writing. As long as the characters appeared and had a big role, all the ones who made important contributions were women. Moreover, one or two characters (the nurse and the school girl) are arranged in a big background and even have a plot that compels the protagonist. Don't say that the protagonist is voluntary. If there is no choice, this is compulsion. Maybe this is the author's xp, but I forgive my incompetence. But the author's writing is really good, and this kind of plot is really rare, so it's a matter of opinion. However, I still want to suggest that the author should explain in the introduction whether it is a harem and whether it has a female protagonist, rather than just brushing it off. This will also make it easier for those who like to have a female protagonist and those who like to not have a female protagonist to tell whether to continue reading. Otherwise it would be really uncomfortable. [Cry]

Yes, a very high-quality novel is really wasted on Tomato. The author should maintain this kind of writing method and style, and ignore those readers who say that they need to make blind judgments. To put it bluntly, they have read too many tomato novels and have no patience at all, so they can only eat fast food. I believe mystical readers will enjoy this book.

It feels pretty good. If you like pure villains, don't enter. It is true that there is no female protagonist so far, but there is one Xiaoye, who is almost the protagonist herself, but she is a woman. She occasionally leans on the protagonist's shoulder and waits. If you can't accept it, just don't enter. [Working on draft] Although there is some ambiguity with Xiao Ye... Um, people who come here without a heroine are indeed a little uncomfortable, but the plot is still good. Let's check it out // (Second Editor): Children, I ran away first. I saved books for three months, but the results were so boring to me at first glance. In the middle, there was a plot with Xiao Ye that made me excited on the outside [laughs] and there is no longer a label of no heroine. Xiao Ye has been appearing until now. In the beginning, he used the label of no heroine to trick readers into killing him, forgetting Benha

The book is very good, the character design of the protagonist is great, and the plot arrangement is also very detailed. There is no internal strife in the protagonist's district, and his speech is not awkward. The reason for deducting one star is because I am too tired. The protagonist is tired, and people like me who read it in one sitting are also tired. I read every chapter carefully before the 300th chapter, but after that I couldn't help but jump to the dungeon. And these three hundred chapters only last a dozen days in the novel. The protagonist has a simulation dungeon in the morning, a system dungeon in the afternoon, and occasionally a dungeon in his dreams. There is only about a chapter between each dungeon, which is used to count and receive goods. The copy was also written on a horizontal line, but I felt like I couldn't catch my breath and was about to rush to the next battlefield. I was very tired. Now when I read the following chapters, I jump directly between the two dungeons and look at the characters in the group chat.

A good book, one of the few good books I have seen on Tomato. The downfall is that the pace is too "slow" and "fast" (it takes a long time to write, but the promotion of the main plot is very slow, and the dungeon and getting stronger too quickly lead to a gap in strength, but it does not add too much to a more powerful layered world view), which makes it look very tiring. The dungeons are played constantly, but the world view and the original world are not filled in too much. Basically, you have to take a break after reading a copy. I look so tired as a reader. Not to mention the author and protagonist I hope I can write more about relaxing things to give everyone a buffer period. There are many subplots and pitfalls buried in the book so far. I wonder how the author is going to deal with them...? It seems that the biggest problem at present is that there is no clear "main mission" for the protagonist, and the plot promotion is based on "risk hedging". It gives people a very confusing look (I am also said to be polluted). Anyway, this book has a score of 8.9 And is just stuck. It will not be dragged into the "god-making project" by the foreign persimmon mechanism. You can watch it with confidence. The Cthulhu style inside is very good, the protagonist is also very strong, and the feeling of enjoyment is sufficient. I won't feed history to readers inexplicably.