Lord Survival: Starting from a Deep-Sea Base

It's tied. The world view is very grand. Many of the mistakes that I thought were wrong at the beginning are actually normal for the zero world. I can deeply feel the insignificance of life, the ordinaryness of death, and the faint despair, which is very beautiful.

Love to watch, Doomsday Farming Lord Infrastructure Survival has everything I love to watch. Except that the levels are a bit messy at the beginning and blurred later on, I am not a data person anyway and it still looks good. The protagonist territory is also a combination of men and women. There is no strange pattern of all men and all women. Whether it is a female subordinate or a snake-person or a cat-person, they are all described normally. The protagonist is not written as a loser stallion. Even the elf does not focus on appearance description. I really love it. The protagonist is neither a virgin nor cold-blooded. She has persistence and a bottom line in her heart. It is very comfortable to watch.

Among all the survival lord farming novels, this one is really refreshing. The writing, characters, and plot are all good. I saw the latest chapter of the logic online and personally feel that it is not toxic. It is rare that the male and female characters in the novel are normal people, and there is no so-called concern for the female body and beauty. The description, and the fact that no matter what kind of identity or personality the male protagonist meets, the women are inseparable from being attacked by the male protagonist, there is no so-called pornographic jokes to adjust the taste. Everyone is working hard to survive in this weird world. The author combines the elements of survival with weirdness, deep sea (a bit Cthulhu?), Lords, and farming infrastructure very well. It doesn't feel boring when you watch it in one go. When you survive, you unfold the strange aborigines of the world behind it little by little. The only shortcoming is that it is too short 😢. Why did you let me see it when I was just born? I hope it will play a stable role in the future. Can there be more updates? It is very interesting [please update]

I was torn between three points and four points, but in the end I gave it a 4. The potential is pretty good. Overall... I think the advantages are obvious. The author is very good at creating a sense of anticipation and the Riddler, and the foreshadowing is also good. But he always likes to give spoilers by himself. You can let them talk about the reborn without affecting your outline. You only need to reveal the strange things about the reborn in the details (actually it is not in line with the future direction, but it is indeed written), and guess the rest. This is also a way to retain readers. I can't say whether the writing is good or bad, but there are too many repetitions of phrases, typos, and illogical sentences. Did you not proofread it at all after you finished writing? The Riddler is a double-edged sword. The bad thing is that this habit of hiding things leads to writing nothing. Every drawing and plan is in the Riddler, which is very annoying. Building a land territory has its own behavioral inertia and social needs. However, from single-player survival to territory infrastructure, it can be said that the transition is quite difficult. It is recommended to read the book. On the other hand, there is really too little development in the deep sea, so little that now we can only rely on jokes to maintain this character (now that I have seen Tokimushi, I don't know what will happen in the future), this aspect needs to be expanded. But overall it's a pretty good book and you can continue reading it.

It's super good-looking. Although the rating is not high, you can see a very strange, dangerous and charming zero world. There are earth giants who are entangled in black hair and die, and there are greedy people who die with holes all over their bodies. In short, here, you can not only see Lu Xuanhe's blessings in the deep sea and move towards greatness step by step, but also get a glimpse of human miracles blooming in places other than the [Holy City] In short, it is a low-open-high-trend pattern. The further you look from behind, the higher it gets.

It looks good, I especially like the design of the protagonist's talent "Deep Sea" But there are also shortcomings: ① The writing is smooth, and there is no problem in understanding the general story when reading, but it feels a bit uninteresting. ②There is no big problem with the logic, but the reading is a bit confusing in some places. ③ I don't see any problems with the design so far. I think it's pretty good. It just needs to be self-explanatory. What's annoying is the level issue. I haven't understood it after reading more than 60 chapters. Either change it to make it simpler, or you can explain it clearly in the article yourself. I hope the article will get better and better, come on author

It's very beautiful, and the author's worldview is very grand. Then I saw other comment sections saying that it was boring and incomprehensible. Some people say that the combat power system is chaotic, but I think it's actually pretty good. After all, this is a strange world, and the author seems to have explained the correct classification of the world in the middle. At that stage of the protagonist's life, whether it's the family members around him or whatever, they are all very poor according to the highest level of combat power standards. And in this zero world, the author has been emphasizing that level is not the real standard. All in all, I hope the author writes more and better. I don't know why, but the good articles I've been looking for lately are short ones.

This is real survival. Others write survival games, but this is PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds. It's just that the author wrote too much of a stream of consciousness, neglecting to describe the basic world and focusing more on creating suffering. But overall good

To a certain extent, this book is perfect. The depiction of despair made me scared when I read it, but the protagonist is lucky. He can always find hope in despair. His talent should be considered a bug, but it doesn't seem like a brainless novel. Maybe it's because the description of survival in this book really depicts the struggle of a civilization in extreme despair, which perfectly fits the theme of survival. The only thing is that there are not many descriptions of the protagonist's personal strength and battles. There are quite a lot of descriptions of the battles of his subordinates, but the big scenes are definitely worthy of it. The epic feeling makes people cry when they see it. The two big scene announcements are really full of praise, praising the deep sea [Love][Love][Love]

There are no disgusting descriptions of the physical appearance of men and women, there are no bloody love ethics, family drama, revenge and concave male protagonist settings, and there are no dialogues that have nothing to do with the main plot such as the male protagonist's ambiguity with various women. The setting is as huge as an epic, and the No. 0 Dam is full of dangers (ahem, Zero World. The male protagonist's golden finger is not invincible in the early stage. Through the male protagonist's exploration of the [deep sea] again and again, the readers are slowly exposed to the dealings of various forces in the Zero World. What is [Abyss], what is [Existence], what is [Death]... The zero world terms that cannot be described by the concept of the earth, the male protagonist has successfully survived crisis after crisis to understand them deeply. This is my favorite tomato.