Ocean Survival: Sister Xi Swapped Three Commanders in One Day

It's pretty good. It's not like other survival novels where you have to deal with the conspiracies of the world. I just read the novel for fun, but having to deal with the conspiracies is very annoying. Many survival novels always write about very dangerous things, which makes me bored to death.

The writing is very good, but the part about the island survival game offended me. I wanted to know if this is a survival game. The heroine eats popping fruits and then screams to scare people? ? ? ? Seriously? ? ? I don't understand! ! [Smile][Smile] I haven't seen much, just this one poisonous point. I'll continue to look at the rest and add more if there are any.

Love to watch. The only thing is that the supplies are exploded a bit frequently (don't comment on personal preference). Maybe I'm not a numerical freak and I'm not very sensitive to this. Overall. Still very nice. So far, I have seen works here that scored at least 9 points➕. Looking forward to the follow-up plot

After reading Chapter 56/290, I can't stand it anymore. There are some things I don't like, so I'll sort them out in the comments: 1. Garren game. ①The game encourages people, and the heroine also takes the initiative to encourage many people, not for revenge but to win the game. ②This is the first time I saw this setting. I don't think writing a survival game is suitable for writing about saving people for the sake of others. 3. The heroine's exchange prices are sometimes unreasonable. ① There was a scene where the heroine exchanged a small amount of ice cubes for someone else's physical fitness card. She exchanged three cards, one of which was exchanged for one card with several ice cups. It felt strange to exchange such a precious thing. ② However, another plot of the match is that the heroine asks someone else to sell it, and the other party hands over a bunch of more precious things to the heroine. They can all make a fortune. ③The heroine produces 130,000+ ice cubes every time she goes to cut ice. She monopolizes the market and the price is a bit high many times. 4. The heroine doesn't care about reselling. ① Someone squatted and grabbed the 30,000 ice cubes that the heroine put on the shelf. The heroine didn't care. ②A immediately started reselling at a premium. The heroine's thoughts on the dissatisfied masses were: speechless, it's none of my business. If you have the ability, just squat down and grab it. She thought that A had a few tricks and deserved it because he made money and had the brains. ③A tells the critical masses that they can't afford to jump into the sea, so don't make a mistake here. After watching the channel, the heroine felt that her time was wasted. In short, the style is a bit cold-blooded. In addition, I like to remind some people to pay attention: There is no cp, but I have a handsome and instructive male partner who I often work with and interact with alone. He is second in strength to the female protagonist. He is not ambiguous, but sometimes a little awkward. I like it. If someone doesn't accept the attention of an outstanding and familiar male partner at all.

Finished reading At the end, the author said it was the first time he wrote a book, so a lot can be understood. I remember that in the beginning, the heroine's friends always gave things to the heroine. Someone in the comment area said that they didn't see the heroine's efforts. The author replied something like, "Some readers thought that the heroine would be more like a virgin giving things to her friends (I don't remember the original words), so I omitted this process, but there were still gifts." I don't have any thoughts on the process of writing or not. I'm just giving my own opinion on this reply. It is recommended that when writing an article, especially when it is serialized and readers follow up in real time, the author should stick to his own ideas and never care too much about the readers' opinions (especially in terms of your character creation. I think the author should love the characters he writes very much and will figure out what to do. It is impossible to make this character come alive through various detailed descriptions, so some things are very necessary. To be honest, if the heroine and her friends share each other, especially if the heroine describes her friends in more detail, it may give readers a more three-dimensional understanding of the heroine's image) Besides, there is no way the author can't satisfy all the readers' ideas. This book is a short one on the subject of survival. I read it quickly and skipped some parts, so I won't say much about the content. Come on, author 🥳

It's so good, it's really good, the details of lightness and comedy are well handled, the person doesn't talk too much, mainly because there is very little nonsense, and there is no bad word count [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

The first half is very interesting, especially because the game does not blindly support killing each other, and will help when needed. The stance of "selection is more suitable for the strong" has been established, which is very unconventional. However, the effect of the stance at the end is not revealed, and the final BOSS appears very abruptly. There are no proper clues in the previous article. Using the ghost shark as the final BOSS is completely enough. The last part about sacrificing a happy family for me is so ancient. I didn't fill in the hole in the notebook at the beginning. I could have written that note to lead to a treasure map, and then use the treasure map to create a killer weapon (such as a missile or something) to solve the problem. However, it would still be nice to ignore the ending.

There are some minor flaws here and there, but I like it! The author, please give me more encouragement! [Shy]

It's not bad. After watching it, the heroine started to feel a little like a virgin. Later, after a friend's on-demand broadcast, she came to her senses. She was decisive in killing and would rather kill by mistake than miss a hidden danger. There is no CP in the whole text, and there is no ambiguity. There are a few like-minded friends who survive together, build a base, and the ending of risking death and surviving is quite good. You can take a look.

It's not bad, but you really have to get through the first 30 chapters. I'm not saying that the first 30 chapters are frustrating or anything like that, but they just don't look exciting, but the follow-up goes by and it's really good. Although the protagonist sometimes doesn't act decisively or thoroughly enough.