Surviving in a Giant Tree: One Random Identity Every Day
巨树求生：每天一个随机身份
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- Sports
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- From the Start: A Tree, and I Built a Villa on It开局一棵树，我在上面建别墅Alternate title on Fanqie
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I quite like this style; it's similar to wilderness survival. I'm really tired of those post-apocalyptic survival shows. Billions of people teleported to a doomsday world to survive—the high-pressure environment is exhausting even for a viewer like me. Wilderness survival shows are much more to my liking.
This book is very good, especially the part describing Lu Bu's hundreds of rounds of battle with Sun Wukong for Diao Chan. However, Xue Baochai is indeed too strong. If it weren't for Darius's outer-circle cheat and Noxus Guillotine, that M4 six-times scope spray would have been fatal.
It's pretty good so far. Hopefully, it won't have a female lead 🤔
It's a relatively novel survival story, still in its early stages, but with a fairly large world-building scope, definitely worth reading! Plus, the male lead has a good personality; I'm looking forward to seeing how the plot unfolds. I'm open to following along, and I enjoy a gradual, farming-style, simple and understated reading experience. Come join me now!
The plot leans towards a light and relaxing style, making it quite enjoyable to read. The main storyline revolves around exploring resources, building a treehouse, and enjoying food and scenery. The protagonist acquires an item that allows him to bind to another dragonspine tree as an exit, but he hasn't used it yet, still constantly traveling.
The content is excellent, the male lead is well-developed and not overly sentimental, and the plot doesn't drag. I can't stand the group members spending so much time at the main character's house; it's so annoying.
Why suppress the protagonist's development later on? They're already suppressing it at level 2!
A lighthearted, post-apocalyptic story. An incredibly satisfying read. It has some shortcomings. I especially don't understand why people save thousands of treasure chests without opening them, just to open them on a lucky day. But when do you reach the lucky level? Wouldn't it be better to level up earlier?
You can read it without thinking too much. As for the price situation, opinions will vary. The cooperation between the main characters and supporting characters is better than in other novels; at least there aren't a bunch of annoying scenes like people begging for food in the chat or moral blackmail. Those might exist in reality, but I've seen too much of that; it's tiring.
The protagonist seems completely unfazed, just like on a vacation.