Survival Begins with Setting the Mountain Ablaze

The first three volumes are good to read, and I personally think they are quite reasonable. They seem to be very logical and have no subtle points. The attitude towards the family depends on their previous attitude towards the male protagonist. This book is mainly about awakening and evolution, so for the family, it is to let them return to Blue Star alive, but not to help them evolve. I feel like I have just the right amount of sense of proportion, without being careless or feeling too frustrated. Because a higher level of evolution has been added, it only helps basic survival, and it feels to a comfortable level. I read part of the fourth volume, and it looked a bit awkward. I don't know how to describe it... For a moment, I thought I had read another novel, but then I saw the next plot... 🤦 I haven't looked at the back, but the front looks pretty good. Five stars for the author's hard work in coding.

There is no heroine, no ambiguity, and the characters are relatively full. Human nature and family affection are written very realistically. The author is active and likes to interact. Those who like to tease the author can also get it [Chigua] If you don't like the main character giving supplies to his relatives, just skip a few beats in the first volume. They don't have any scenes later on, so it's handled pretty well. The protagonist is a growth-oriented person. This is not an invincible and enjoyable novel, but a normal survival novel. Not the Holy Mother, the following contains spoilers. (There were people behind who were holding children for moral kidnapping, hoping that the protagonist would help for the sake of being an orphan and a widowed mother, but the protagonist ignored them, and the younger brother who came to seek refuge helped to kill them.) I didn't live with my little brother, and I didn't gather a large group of people who would normally be brought in to help with logistics. After reading the update log, two or three chapters a day are less, but at least they are not interrupted. Just raising books may lead to death. . .

I think it's pretty good. Although there are family members sucking blood in the front, it's obvious that the protagonist has psychological problems, and after solving them, he gets a breakthrough, and his life level also improves (probably because of the author's setting). The overall plot is steady and orderly, a little bland, but completely watchable. (I hope that some stories about those who returned to Blue Star can be added later, so that the protagonist can show his dignity, which makes us feel happy) laugh

I am a person who will go to the author's homepage to read the previous work just because I see a good-looking book. I can see some similarities between the two books. This book was quite interesting at the beginning, but after entering the interstellar world, it started to be a bit boring, and became more and more boring as it went on. I feel that the author is not very good at writing this kind of content. The copy is very exciting, but the reality is very boring. It is really not easy to write a bland development that probably has no specific events. By the way, this is one of the most active authors I have ever seen. The book "Zhenjiu" should be considered a hit. Come on, don't be as weak as this one.

I just passed the time and looked at it at first, and then I saw it without realizing it. It's not bad. The protagonist has the emotional side of a normal person in the early stage, so he will be helpful to his relatives. But on the premise that it won't hinder me, there's nothing wrong with it for me. Maybe the current trend in novels is that as long as a loved one interferes with oneself, one must abandon them immediately. I can't say it's wrong… I can only say that there is a problem with the character of the protagonist of each novel. The protagonist of this novel was burned while saving others in his previous life. Such a person will not immediately ignore the unilateral demands of his relatives. To be honest, if such a person were my friend in reality, I would feel very safe. The protagonist is a kind person, but one thing after another he became a cold and lonely wolf, and began to abandon his relatives. I think the human aspect is pretty well written. Drive low and go high. Looking at it now, there is no heroine, no ambiguity, and no emotional lines. Lone wolf in the early stage. There are two dogs at the back, a servant who signed the contract, and three younger brothers (who also signed the contract). One of the younger brothers broke the contract and was punished, and later died. The dogs, servants, and little brothers are all self-sufficient and dependent on the protagonist, but the protagonist is used to acting alone, and is only used to let them defend their territory. So you can also watch it as a lone wolf.

The first part is pretty good, setting fire to the mountain and picking up the treasure chest. The protagonist is also a genius. The survival part in the first part is very attractive. It is not the same as most survival stories. I think the author is particularly imaginative. This is very good. Later, I got halfway through Volume 3. In fact, when I saw the race change and became the Elf King, I felt that Goldfinger was too big. Later, it became more and more Mary Sue. Jumping to Volume 4, the protagonist has become a genius baby. He is pampered by his parents and brothers 🙂 and is competed by the gods. It is really uncomfortable to watch. Another aspect of the writing that I find uncomfortable is that some of the characters that are described in a lot of words are all clown-like. Many of the female characters that are described a lot are particularly twisted and weird, and feel a little malicious. There are also powerful women, but their proportion is not high. And when I looked at the purchase of the earth later, the official description seemed strange. In short, the description of the villain is not good. It can be said that there is no villain, and all the descriptions are clowns and have no charm. But overall, it's pretty good, especially in the early stages.

The plot is good to watch and the overall storyline is very good. The rhythm is very stable and not broken at all. It doesn't overwhelm the battle and doesn't drag out the plot, and the characters are well created 💕 💕 The protagonist is super cute, smart and thoughtful. The whole world is huge and there is nothing clearly unreasonable about it. I am very satisfied with the official ending of the evildoer, betrayal, and those who are looking for trouble [heartfelt] The protagonist's decision due to the influence of his "past life" and his response after knowing the "truth" are so beautiful. It's cool and I won't accept any betrayal. But they are not people who should be indifferent at all 💕 The character development of all characters is very good. There are no mindless decisions, they are all made due to human nature or various purposes. Super beautiful 💕 💕

I really like the transaction settings in the article (direct system transactions, no private chat transactions required). The evolution of personal power is still a lone wolf article that feels comfortable to read, and I hope to write more.

Not bad. Although some behaviors were different from my point of view when foreshadowing the psychological problems of the protagonist, they were also cut later. So far, it's pretty good in Tomato, and it's not laggy at all. It's worth a look!

A unique and good book among Tomato Global Survival Game novels. The style of the first volume is particularly realistic, and the protagonist of the second volume takes off in a dreamy way. It is hard to believe that this is the first novel by an old bookworm and a novice author. It is amazing! 😂