[Seafaring] [Survival] [Base Building] [Instances] [Disasters] [Infinite Flow] [Strong Female Lead] [Character Growth] [Lone wolf early on, team later]
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Note: The first 17 chapters take place on the starting island, where she completes missions, including an instance featuring a cannibal tribe. She doesn't officially set sail until Chapter 20!
(She doesn't have an overpowered golden finger. She wins through experience, growth, and strategy. The writing is lighthearted during the base-building sections, but some instances require you to pay close attention!)
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Jin Que has scraped by for three years in this sea of endless survival. Supplies are scarce, natural disasters strike constantly, and from time to time she's dragged into instances where life and death hang in the balance! In these extreme conditions, people are more frightening than monsters...
To escape players who kill and rob, Jin Que straps on her diving gear and slips beneath the waves. Unexpectedly, she encounters a [Water Ghost Adventure] and earns the title [The Water Ghost's Past and Present]. By a twist of fate, she is reborn.
Thanks to her past life's experience, she navigates the survival world with ease. Hoping to get supplies for free? Not a chance.
Try to kill and rob her? She'll kill you first.
In the end, she can't help but sigh:
The players in this season are so hopeless, they've forced her to step in and claim the top spot.
As the game progresses, she suddenly realizes that something isn't right.
Don't rush.
All the answers lie at the end of the ocean.
One of the most interesting ocean survival stories I have ever read, because the heroine is really surviving on a desert island, making tools from scratch, and not relying solely on the game system to survive. The author's knowledge base and writing style are very good. The novice island dungeon mission is well written. The part where the heroine survives in a desperate situation is very exciting. She is really smart! The story of the Aboriginal tribe is short but powerful. The micro-Xulu setting of the player's san value makes the overall style look less abstract and cartoonish, and instead brings a bit of excitement. This stitching makes the setting look quite novel. Many articles on sea survival games do not update the routines at all, and just copy "Raft Survival". From the small raft that initially enters the game to the various monsters and resource settings, they are exactly the same. After reading too much, I feel very boring. All in all, it is a book with great potential. I highly recommend it to be read. I hope the author will read more and it will be interesting to read. 🥰
It looks good, I look forward to seeing how the copy on the ship will develop.
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Very nice! It can be seen that the author wrote it with great care, and I managed to catch up with the copy of Fish-Man Island in one go. The characters and NPCs that have appeared so far are very full~ I believe that I will not lose money by investing in it! Hope there will be more~