Surviving on an Alien Planet: My Sign-In System

The content is well set up, and there is no need to consider regulations and natural influences to survive in the alien wilderness. Hanging is also very reasonable. It's rare to see such a fine book. The heroine character is also very good. Not the squeamish green tea kind. The occasional small interactions are also very romantic and warm. It is the resource utilization that needs to be further strengthened. I also hope that the author will not always consider a building that is in place. Too time and resource consuming. For example, the walls can be made of wood. Animal tendons are used as weapons. Snakeskin rope. Scrapped leather can also be used as cushions or pillows to protect hands, so there is no need to throw it away directly. Consider rationality in the use of tools and supplies. Make this book more exciting and complete. Come on.

The writing is quite beautiful, the ideas are light and strange, and the writing style is good, but I may not have a clear understanding of numbers, and sometimes describing the length, size and space makes people speechless. But overall it's pretty good-looking and has a sense of imagery! The protagonist Li Zhiyuan has a golden finger but he also works hard enough to make people want to watch it!

Not bad, watchable. The protagonist has a golden finger but the golden finger is not strong enough. The details of survival in the wilderness are very stable and the process is very detailed. However, there are also some poisonous points. For example, Xiaori kills the protagonist, but the protagonist lets Xiaori go and just lets Xiaori quit.

The first part was okay, but after the women formed a team, I felt like I could guess all the plot just by looking at the chapter names. If I guessed well, the third teammate was the uncle whose wife had cancer. The content was okay. If you don't have a book, you can read it first.

This book is very good, everything is step-by-step, there is no particularly powerful force, there are opportunities and dangers, the protagonist will make mistakes and make mistakes, everything is reasonable, it is a very interesting wilderness survival novel.

The plot is good, the writing is good, in short, it is very good, but there are only two in one day. If it is short, the data is not very good. I am afraid that the author will give up and run away. 5,600 Plus reading numbers prove that this book is really good.

Good-looking article that suits my hobbies. When I saw Chapter 24, this wilderness survival story is different from the battle of wits and courage with wild beasts, or the jungle adventure. But at least in the early stage, the protagonist gave greater play to the tradition of flower growers than the adventure, with more infrastructure and farming➕exploration, three in one. I really like infrastructure writing, but some readers may prefer adventure when reading this type of writing, so they may be a little disappointed if they want to read adventure. At least at this stage, there are relatively few, and I don't know about the middle and later stages. I haven't found any particularly shining points about the protagonist's character, but it's not annoying (this is fine, I didn't like the protagonist's personality in several of the books I abandoned), so I guess it's funny. Saw more than 30 chapters Hmm... It's not suitable for people with a quick temper. The overall pace is relatively slow. The protagonist system is similar to other writing systems, but there is a gift pack every seven days, and the author's writing is relatively detailed, so 30 or so chapters only lasted seven days. I see some people say that the system is weak and the protagonist's force value is weak. In this regard, I think the overall rhythm is slow, so the system's force value is naturally slow. In the early stage, there are basically more infrastructure skills. There is a passage that may be a irritating point for many people. The first person the protagonist meets is Xiaorizu. If Xiaorizu fails to form a team, he wants to join the team. The protagonist gives him the second choice of having all the members and quitting. Xiaorili quits. In fact, I feel that it would be better to kill directly in this paragraph, but I can also accept this way of writing. I see some people say he is a holy mother, but I think it is not so much a holy mother. The male protagonist is just an ordinary and pretty good person. Because he is an ordinary person, his first thought is to solve problems instead of killing people. He is not a holy mother, but he is not a cold and aloof person with murderous intentions. He is just not as exciting as the protagonist template. Alas, the author's description of infrastructure is too detailed. If you skip to the completion of production, you won't miss any of the plot. The consequence of writing some production details that are too detailed is that these details feel a bit like AI (feeling). Readers only need to know what the protagonist has made and briefly talk about the structure of the thing. Instead of wanting to know how to make it specifically, everyone wants to watch wilderness survival, whether it is infrastructure, survival, or farming. The main thing is to watch the plot, not to learn knowledge. Writing a little knowledge details will make people feel real and awesome, but writing too much will make people feel boring.

Half of the reason why such a good book only gets an 8.2 Rating is because it has a female protagonist. The presence of the heroine makes it impossible for me to watch anymore. Goodbye.

The writing style is very good, the setting of Goldfinger is also very rigorous, and the characterization of the protagonist does not have too many logical contradictions. In summary, at least there are no big flaws so far. I've been looking for a better wilderness life novel, and this one is pretty good. Come on author

Tomato is one of the few novels that I like. It has cheats but is not exaggerated, and the plot is flowing but not boring. Watching the protagonist build his own shelter from scratch and hoard supplies bit by bit really satisfies my squirrel sickness.