Deep-Sea Survival: I Entered a Nuclear Fallout Zone from the Start?!

This is the first time I read a survival story about nuclear pollution. Both the survival settings and the talent settings are very novel, especially the heroine's talent settings on the first level. Every time I see the heroine using bone spurs, I feel a phantom pain (bushi). But author, please give me a peace of mind. This is a non-CP, right? [Explore][Explore]

After reading it, I really like the novel setting. The author's writing skills are also good, so I don't need to throw my mind around. The only thing I don't like a little bit is the description of the female villain, so I deducted one star. However, it's a pity that not many people have read it. I will update it soon.

I feel that one problem with this survival story is that there is no sense of urgency. I was suddenly pulled into a strange world and asked to survive in a strange environment, but the protagonist did not give me a sense of subjective initiative. The heroine tried, but didn't try deeply. Although I know that the author wants to depict a scene of unity in the survival world, I don't feel the protagonist's hard work of doing anything he wants to survive. Instead, I feel a sense of leisure. The subject matter is pretty good. But more work could be done on character creation.

The plot has grown steadily and has been upgraded to solve problems. The difficulty setting of the game is currently relatively moderate. It is not very simple or particularly malicious. The atmosphere is also good. There is not a lot of fighting between people. The general direction is to cooperate to solve problems. The character of the protagonist is also good. His personality is direct and the logic of his talent and behavior is very good. He does not use strong tricks but provides a relatively strong skill that can be steadily improved.

It's good to watch IQ online now. I hope that if the heroine must cooperate, she can maintain a small-scale teamwork and not engage in snobbery or anything like that... It's a bit boring. I feel that the heroine's teammate Lu Xing is a bit of a tool. He abandoned his ship and came to find the heroine. When the heroine got sick, he took money to change medicines. Although it is understandable that the heroine is stronger, a stranger put him in this position for no reason (ran away)

It's really beautiful. When I first saw the subject matter, I thought it was a male video. (Female videos rarely have innovative themes, so there is no other meaning) No CP is the best, and the talent is very handsome.

It's more in line with my personal taste. I can feel that there is a huge hidden world view behind it, but I don't know what the next layer will be [thinking]. After the acid fog, it won't be the Sargasso Sea [smirk].

This is the first time I've seen the subject matter, and it's very novel. The heroine is not that kind of brainless, nor does she have an exaggerated villain, and it can be seen that the author has a reserve of knowledge, and you can learn more while reading [heartfelt]

Looks good, can the next realm be restored after Lu Xing's negative state?

It's okay, but since we can generate it at will, why not generate armor? Or simply protecting vital points?