All Aboard: My Vehicle Is the Black Tortoise
全民航海：我的载具是玄武
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 560k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Other names
- We Agreed I'd Get a Black Tortoise from the Start, So What Is This Tortoise?说好开局送玄武，乌龟什么鬼？Alternate title on Fanqie
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🍅 There Are No More Masterpieces in the All-People Survival Series. Prove Me Wrong!!
I want to read something similar to "Lord of All People: From the Start, Just One Creation Divine Stone."
Global Survival Stories. Please Recommend Some
Something like "Survive After Dark" or wilderness survival stories. The protagonist should have a golden finger, but shouldn't be a self-sacrificing saint. A female lead is fine, but no harem.
Is Nobody Writing National Survival Stories Anymore? Looking for a Smart Protagonist and Consistent Stats
Looking for a survival novel where everyone has to survive, the protagonist is smart, and the stats don’t get messed up.
Survival Stories with a Sequence-Based Team
Looking for books similar to Doomsday Escape: Don’t Fall Behind!!! Please recommend more books with this kind of premise.
Road Trips, Deep Seas, Outer Space, Rafts. No Saintly Protagonists, and Nothing Over 500,000 Words
I Just Can't Get Through the Books on the Charts!
Come on, share your hidden gems! I can't take it anymore, there's nothing to read. I'm currently following nine ongoing books at once!
Please Recommend Web Novels in the National Survival Genre, Rated 9.0 or Higher
Looking for web novels in the survival-for-all genre, rated 9.0 or higher. Deep sea, outer space, wilderness, lords, post-apocalypse: anything goes!
Survival Stories Where You Develop in Peace, Upgrading from a Wooden Cabin to a Large Shelter
Please don’t recommend stories about monsters and demons that veer off topic after just a couple of days. I want to watch someone slowly develop their own shelter.
Looking for Survival Game Novels (Nothing Too Over-the-Top, Fast-Paced, or Cheat-Focused)
I want to read books similar to “The Bawang Flower, the Little Contrarian, and My Sparkling Invincibility.” I want to see the female lead stockpile supplies step by step. She should not build a house and acquire tons of things all in a single day right from the start. No brainless golden finger. Is there romance?
The Whole Human Race Takes Part in a Game, and the Main Thing Is That It Feels Satisfying
Thanks, everyone.
Survival + Road Trip + Vehicle Upgrades + Climbing the Leaderboards, Please!
Looking for books like "The Road Survival Leader Says She's Going to Walk to the End of the Road". I've wanted to read this kind of story for ages, but haven't found one yet.
Stories With a Mobile Base: RVs or Buildings Constructed on Giant Animals
I’ll take as many as you’ve got!
Survival, Giant Beasts, Building, System
I've Recently Gotten into Mass Island Survival. Can Anyone Recommend Some Stories?
Any Novels About Evolving Ships or Warships?
The protagonist has something that can evolve.
Global Transmigration: Ocean Survival, With Everyone Starting From the Start in a Small Wooden Boat
The wooden boat can be upgraded over and over.
Subway, Elevator, Train, Basement, and Cave Survival Stories: Lone-Wolf Male-Oriented Fiction
Ocean, Elevator, Space... Any Kind of Survival Story Is Fine
Looking for Survival Stories About Deserted Islands, Elevators, Rafts, and the Like, With a System. Thanks, Everyone!
Looking for books like "Survival in an Elevator: I Can Predict Floor Information!" Just make sure the plot isn't brainless or artificially dumbing down the characters.
Ocean Survival Story: Everyone Else Picks an Island, but the Protagonist Chooses a Giant Sea Turtle
Everyone has to survive on an island, and the protagonist chooses to survive on the back of a giant sea turtle. I read this book on Fanqie before.
No Female Lead, No Romance, No Ambiguity: A Survival Story for Everyone!!
I'm looking for books where everyone gets transported to another world, like a cave, an island, or a raft, and has to survive there! A System is fine, but not one that gives you hundredfold or thousandfold multipliers!!!
I've Recently Gotten into Personal Doomsday Bunkers. Any Good Ideas, Ladies and Gentlemen?
Everyone’s Survival Begins in a Thatched Hut: No Special System Bonuses, Just Hard Work
An everyone-for-themselves survival story, where the protagonist starts from the start with a thatched hut and works hard with their own two hands to survive, struggling through hardship and staying resilient, instead of getting buffs and all kinds of boosts directly from the System and becoming powerful overnight.
Looking for Top-Rated Survival Novels
Preferably with no heroine or just one. Anything like that? The male lead should be smart and not a do-gooder.
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Global: You’re Already Cheating! And You Still Have a Unique Talent
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An Empty Gacha from the Start, So I Hike My Way Across the Highway
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A promising book! I can't get enough! Unlike other survival novels that often have a cold, detached attitude, this one not only has a protagonist with a strong sense of detachment, but the teammates and the overall forum atmosphere also tend towards unity and solidarity. The human touch is well-written, and the setting is reasonable. In short, I'm looking forward to more fun marine life (?).
I've read up to chapter 45. It's very good, and I haven't found any of my usual complaints yet. The male lead is a great character—positive and optimistic, a little socially awkward, very kind, and with basic respect for life. I especially love this kind of male lead; the author's writing is excellent. He's currently living a relatively carefree life, without any major dangers.
Currently, it's on par with the previous one, and it feels pretty good. The male lead is a bit socially awkward but not aloof, and the heartwarming relationship between him and the little turtle is very pleasant to read. The friends in the small group are also a group of upright, positive, and not overly sentimental people who will help others out of their conscience.
Overall, it's pretty good. In the survival genre, it's a breath of fresh air. I just hope the authors portray the battles as between nations and regions, not just between individual nations. Otherwise, there's a slight sense of disconnect and the loss of that refreshing quality. That's my initial assessment; I'll add a follow-up review after I finish reading it.
We hope the protagonist will always maintain a kind and loving spirit, never be selfish or indifferent to life, never use ruthlessness as an excuse to arbitrarily take the lives of others, never use the excuse of survival in the apocalypse to indifferently watch his compatriots die, and never be like that protagonist who survives in a hut—extremely selfish, hypocritical, and cruel.
It feels great, there aren't any major flaws. Some people say the pirate part is ridiculous, that they can't accept pirates being that strong... Come on, this is survival! You can't pray that only you have a lucky encounter while everyone else doesn't.
So far, it seems pretty good. The main characters consist of one person, one sea turtle, and one dugong. The protagonist's friends are a group of people with different abilities and characteristics. As for those who say they hate stories without a female lead but with ambiguous relationships, I haven't felt any ambiguity.
Here are a few points for your reference: 1. I've caught up to chapter 130+ so far. There's indeed no female lead and no romantic subplots. The characters who interact most with the protagonist are the little turtle and the manatee. However, the main group consists of four men and three women, showing the author's intention to create an ensemble cast.
You can't please everyone. I glanced at the earlier parts, and the writing style is good and comfortable to read, but the national war part is a bit too simplistic and cliché. I'll put it aside for now and read it more carefully when I have time. However, if the author wants to update more, none of this is a problem. Three updates a day is good for everyone, four updates a day is good for everyone, and ten updates—you'll be the boss! Can you grant my wish? Author, please reply.
It's not enough! They lure people in and then kill them! I thought I'd read it for ten days or half a month, but I finished it in just a few days. When searching for books in the male-oriented genre, it's easy to encounter books with vulgar jokes, but this one doesn't. Usually, I'd read more in those situations, only to find it's never enough.