Still Surviving on a Raft? I’m Grilling Meat on My Ghost Ship

It's very interesting. It's a short drama. I saw that there are pirated short dramas where the heroine is stolen and replaced by a male one. I was disgusted to death. Come and support us now. It's been a long time since I've read a book with such a non-sluggish pace and rich and interesting plot. It's a western fantasy setting, and the characters are also very interesting. The cook is the female protagonist, but it doesn't get much attention. It's a small team, with 4 women and 2 men. Other similar novels also have natural disasters as intervals, various cards compete with character relationships, and NPCs interact, but the writing is not as good as this one, and the settings are very interesting. The heroine didn't suffer at all and was very comfortable to watch.

So far, it's perfect [shy] urging more updates, but the male protagonist makes me worried [crying] I read an ancient novel before, and the female protagonist is also smart and decisive, and can handle things easily and easily. However, after the male protagonist came out, the female protagonist suddenly became sensitive and fragile, feeling that she was under great pressure and had a hard time, and then she begged for comfort in front of the male protagonist [face covering] has been psychologically shadowed, I hope the author will be more careful when writing about the male protagonist! Don't collapse the heroine's character [cry][cry] ❛˓◞˂̵✧As for the issue of the female protagonist's emotional scene, it's settled smoothly for me. It is non-toxic and can be read with confidence. If you like watching strong female characters/big female protagonists, don't worry. As of the latest chapter, the female protagonist has not had her character destroyed or been robbed of her role. The plot is still mainly about the female protagonist fighting monsters, upgrading and developing her own strength. There are few emotional descriptions. If you don't like this part, you can ignore it. It will not affect the viewing experience. It's not very, very awesome. Anyone with CP recommends giving it a try. The world view setting, the heroine's character, the rhythm of the plot and the exciting points are all well designed, and even with CP, the flaws are not concealed. [Blowing kiss][blowing kiss] But on the other hand, if you mainly want to watch Bao Zi fall in love, you can leave it. The male lead appears late and there are very few love scenes so far, so it may not be to your liking.

It's a very high-quality article. I read it for two days at a time. It's overall very good. I just hope that the names of the professions can be changed, such as farmer ➡️farmer, skeleton boy ➡️skeleton soldier, etc. The professions do not need to be gender-specific. I will continue to read it. It will be changed to five stars when it is finished. Please keep writing, it's very interesting. First of all, I confirm and affirm that this article is a good article. The author has explained the intention and the origin of the words below. Please don't quarrel in my comment area! It hurts to see the red dots

It's good to watch, very, very good to watch 😄 The male version of the drama is more popular than the female version, and it made me angry. Support the heroine! ! ! Ling Chu is invincibly handsome! If you like it, you can support the female version of the comic series.

Overall, this book is indeed very good. In my opinion, the writing style is already very good. The heroine in the novel is indeed a heroine in my impression. Many female characters are also very attractive. I think the battle scenes are also very well written. But I sincerely think that the author can study how to write the emotional line. This emotional line is still a bit abrupt and stiff. On the contrary, the character of the male partner is more three-dimensional than the male protagonist. Some of the descriptions of the male protagonist are a bit too fast in the rhythm of the relationship. You can try to study it carefully and conceive how he should develop next. That's pretty cool. Isn't the killing and decisive heroine in the introduction a strong heroine? Many of them read it just for this reason. After the emotional scenes were written in a mess, they were criticized and criticized, so they changed the disclaimer and posted the first chapter. Most of them were defending you.

Shockingly delicious! It's particularly beautiful, with good writing and shaping. It's just that there are too many fighting scenes and it's a bit draggy. It feels like the plot has been going on for a long time and not much progress has been made. I want to see the development of the story and the entire world view. And it's already over 700 chapters and it seems like it's still in the middle, and this Lucas hasn't been found yet. I really want to see the development in the future. Can the author surprise us by suddenly updating 100 chapters? The plot is still good to watch, but the female supporting characters in the latter part of the story basically play a supporting role and are not as good as the first half. Although the heroine has a lot of highlights, the supporting characters are basically all male. Almost all of the supporting characters on Hope Island are male supporting characters. The only two or three female supporting characters are not mentioned now. Since the Xia Qiu sisters, there is no longer even a female leader.

It's super good-looking, and the girls in the main group are all super nice. It's really cool to see everyone doing their own job and making progress together. In addition, I must praise the author's portrayal of the female villains. The female villains who have appeared so far are all the same, they are all powerful and intelligent (except for the second leader of the Crusaders, I don't remember her name), and the ins and outs of the evil deeds are written very clearly and logically. I heard that the author is deleting negative reviews recently, but I think the author's argument is very righteous and he only deletes malicious negative reviews. I thought that my sincere comment would be tolerated, but I didn't expect that it would also hinder the author's eyes. Here is the original comment: Some people were dissatisfied with my three-star rating, and now I have officially updated my rating to one star. I abandoned the article when I saw the part where the Big Eater meets the Little Mermaid Princess during the competition. The following are all based on my previous comments on this part. There are several problems, which are explained one by one below: 1. The female-to-male ratio is very low. Except for the leading role where the female-to-male ratio is four to three, the female-to-male ratio in supporting roles is extremely low. 2. The writing of female villains is very low. How well written female villains are is directly related to my perception of the whole book. I accepted the previous female villains such as Qiu Dongxue, Doll Magician and Ninja Sisters well, but the female villains such as the Second Captain and the Mermaid Princess were really written too low. I don't know if there will be lower female villains in the future. For me, writing a female villain with a fuller image and deeper intentions is not only my need as a woman, but also a reflection of whether a novel has a sense of innovation. The female villain is still as low as the previous novels, destined to be a third-rate online novel. 3. In addition, the friend who replied to me also mentioned issues such as degrading words for women. Although I don't like it, I can tolerate it. Friends who can't accept it can make their own judgment. 4. The friend who replied mentioned that the protagonist suddenly taking in the residents of a city is very abrupt and a bit uncharacteristic. I think this is to pave the way for the protagonist to get the island later, but the writing is really abrupt. There are some other questions that I won't go into details about. You can read the replies under my book review to avoid them yourself. I think I am already very gentle. I feel that the author has the potential to set up CPs for Xiaofeng Canyue and Benbenxiong. It is just a subjective feeling. Isn't it possible to have one's own subjective feelings when reading a book? I hope other readers can judge for themselves. My original intention was just to remind the author, and the words I used were very gentle. Can't you even accept this? The following is the original comment: Now I take back this comment. The writing of the female villain is a bit low-key and very stereotyped, but I can tolerate it for now. Let's look at it again. I still hope that we won't give Xiaofeng Zangyue and Stupid Bear a CP. Now I have seen some signs. I hope the author can slap me hard in the face.

If you care about the comparison between men and women, you can just watch the early stage, which is pretty good. The team is composed of four women and two men, but in the dungeons where the female characters play a major role, they either appear in a mess, like Huang Xiaowen, or have a relatively low presence, like Xiaofeng Zangyue on Mushroom Island, but the two male characters have a total of three home games, and the male characters are basically the core and highlight of the small dungeon. Huang Xiaowen's skills feel like they are not suitable for publicity. If she wins too much, she will inevitably meet new people and then suffer defeat; Squid Wan's ability to decipher the Elf Slate is originally a very glorious thing, because no one can decipher it, but it is written as a small breakthrough, and the ability to predict natural disasters gives high abilities but the highlights are not captured; Xiaofeng Cangyue is more logistical because of her status as an alchemist, like a resource. The source reserve library was developed in the same way, and the highlights were also low; Stupid Bear won the championship in the Fat Star Restaurant and obtained a food island, which was very high-profile; You Jiali had been paved the way before he appeared. No one on the ship cooked delicious food, and he was poisoned when he looked for a cook. After that, the two maps were mainly about food, one was short of food, and the other was a restaurant cook, which was very high-profile, and You Jiali was not just a logistician, but also served as the main attacker. There is currently no stronger female protagonist, but the length of the male protagonist has exceeded my expectations. At first, I thought it was purely a male mother from the rear, with less scenes. In order to advance the emotional line in the future, I visually predict that You Jiali will only have more highlights and length. (In the past, I saw that there were more female protagonists, and those with CP made me feel that it was actually very controversial. If the female protagonist is strong, then if the male protagonist is not strong, I will think about why the female protagonist fell in love with the male protagonist, and I feel that I should try to accept the existence of the little man; because if I want to depict the shining points of the male protagonist, the male protagonist will inevitably have more plots. This is not what I want to see. I still prefer to watch the female protagonist and the team) And this chef setting gives me the feeling of creating problems when there are no problems. By making Ling Chu suffer, the male protagonist's identity as a chef is shown to be good. But in fact, it can also be that the female protagonist is a gourmet, and the male protagonist just happens to be a good cook. In the early stage, there was someone who cooked delicious food but not up to the level of the male protagonist. The skeleton boy was delicious in barbecue, and the female protagonist's food in the early stage was average. Everyone in the team has the identity of an attacker, but Ling Chu and the two male characters serve as the main attackers. The other three female team members are more auxiliary in attack. When it comes to the highlight of the fighting chapter, there are still more males. All the named characters in the Skeleton Team are male characters. The one who makes the weapons in the small highlight team is a male character, and the one who sews is a female character. The identity of the war reporter is also assigned to a male character, and the lone swordsman is also a male character. The villains are mainly male, but the female character, the little girl picking mushrooms, has the worst ending. The villains are two sisters from the Illuminati. The younger sister is selfish, cowardly and has no sense of teamwork. The older sister kills the younger sister in the end, which is a bit of a character arc, but they still don't stand up. They are all bad guys with a superficial profile. The natives we have encountered so far, such as various merchants, Poseidon, and the leaders of Fat Star and Goldfinger, are all male characters. Now only the Mermaid King is a female and has a little more space. Gods also have female characters but they have not been expanded yet and the space is very small. However, the background of the Mermaid King was framed by Wang Fu, and he did not realize the power of the Mermaid King at all. And of the two daughters who are the heirs to the throne, one is ignorant of the world, the other is unruly and domineering, and neither of them looks like the heir. The power struggle is about the king's husband rebelling and his uncle rescuing the king, and the whole thing is also led to a male mermaid. However, it is obviously a setting where women are respected, and real women are excluded. There is also the rescue of the islanders when the island falls. I don't know why it is necessary to highlight how kind the heroine is, because the heroine does not have enough resources to protect everyone. I think it is a bit too holy. I think the villain's reason for refusing was quite reasonable, and the heroine almost retaliated in the end because of lack of supplies. If it hadn't been for good luck in the end, the entire ghost team would have collapsed. I think it's a bit OOC to pin this kind of thing on illusory luck. Since they want to be rescued, they have to lay the groundwork in the early stage and plan the rescue. If they are rescued, it will not affect them at all, instead of letting them hook up with strangers. I thought that the male characters might be more in line with public stereotypes, but then I thought about it again. If these characters were female, wouldn't they lose their original charm? No, they wouldn't. I still hope that there will be more various three-dimensional female characters in the future.

The protagonist is strong, the supporting villains are also flesh-and-blood, the characters stand up and are very good-looking, and the ratio of women to men is very satisfactory, with more women than men. Some people are worried about the male protagonist (I don't think he is the male protagonist, the female protagonist is the protagonist, and everyone else is a supporting role). The male spouse of the protagonist designated by this author appears relatively late, it seems that he only appeared in the 200th or 300th chapter. The only male whose appearance is described in a long paragraph is a cook, and his presence is not high, but Some of the plots are: he quickly fell in love with the protagonist, but the protagonist has not yet figured it out. Every time they are alone together, he will be awkward (to put it nicely, it is called self-strategy, to put it badly, it is fantasy), and he is inexplicably possessive of the protagonist. Although he is interrupted every time, the protagonist is not aware of his thoughts. Don't be scared, these clips are very few, because he is a supporting character and doesn't play much. The book is still very interesting overall. Some people are just funny, don't love the male too much, it's just a supporting role, the main character is Lingchu, this book revolves around her alone, not the two of them, every time he has a scene, it's like he is haunted, he licks the male protagonist like crazy, ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh male mother, uh [crying with laughter]. The book is quite good, and the protagonist is also very good. It's just the comments that affect the reading. The male protagonist is not important, what is important is that the author has very good control over the plot, and it is interlocking, making you feel that the plot is very reasonable, and you will not forget what was written before. The more you read, the more you like it [Love]

It's true that it looks good. Every character in the group portrait novel is very distinct. The writing style is okay and the foreshadowing can basically be taken back. However, the pace is too slow. It can be seen that the author did not dare to increase the value in order to prevent the numerical expansion. It is difficult to imagine that a survival story as big as Goldfinger has snatched the weapon of death in more than 700 chapters. When only 10% of the seals are unlocked, each attribute only has a single-digit bonus [face covering] The advantages and disadvantages are as I said above, but I personally don't like having teammates who are dragsters [face covering] [face covering] [face covering] That stupid bear will be scolded to death if he is on a male channel, even if he is on a female channel, in other stories a teammate like stupid bear would have to dare to be a female I don't know how long it has been since Feng Du flew into the sky [cover face] [cover face] I don't understand why if a boy is honest and honest and makes mistakes all the time, he can be tolerated, and some people will call him cute. If a girl has a simple personality and makes mistakes all the time, she should be scolded [face cover] [face cover] [face cover]