Reborn in a Year of Famine, a Compound Bow Is All I Need

The writing is quite good, but now I'm a little scared. The main character can not have a female protagonist, but don't have a male protagonist. I just met General Gao and fell asleep soon. I'm a little scared when you write it like this, author! ! ! We've only known each other for a long time, but you actually want to help General Gao get a gun. If he can't get a gun, you still get black powder for him. Do you know what will happen if you just let the black powder out? Kiriki is so angry.

Although there are some minor flaws, it is so rare to not have a female protagonist. It's nice, but too little.

Comments on "In the Year of Disaster, a Composite Bow Is Enough" Objective score: 8.2 Points (out of 10 points) Platform score reference: 6.7 Points (seriously low due to the ecological impact of Tomato Shuangwen) This work is a rare masterpiece of realistic narrative of suffering in the online literature market. Its literary quality and narrative skills far exceed ordinary Tomato online articles. The author uses a purely objective line drawing technique to outline the troubled times during the disaster years, including the desperation of the refugees in Fenghuang County asking for food and the tenderness of the old woman giving cakes. He does not deliberately sensationalize but can make readers empathize. The writing is as solid as a traditional literary work. What's even more rare is the author's realistic research on medicinal herbs and survival knowledge, which makes the plot of survival in disaster years break away from the sense of suspension and adds a real texture to the story. The character creation also breaks away from the shackles of flat Internet literature. The empathy of the protagonist Chen Mo and the struggles of the people at the bottom are all with a real level of humanity, and the portrayal of emotional bonds is natural and heart-wrenching. The main points for deducting points are that the golden finger setting is slightly protracted. Although the dozens of cubic meters of space and the "weak hanging" of the compound bow are in line with the realistic logic, it makes the plot advance slowly; at the same time, the depressive feeling of the suffering narrative lacks periodic emotional release points, which is not friendly to readers who pursue relaxed reading. The score of 6.7 On the Tomato platform is not due to the quality of the work, but to the fact that the narrative core of its "anti-shuang article" is completely misaligned with the fast-paced and cool ecology of the platform. Readers gave low scores due to deviations in expectations, which is really a pity for the platform adaptation.

It's pretty good. Apart from being more indifferent to his son, as for the separation of the family, it's estimated that they won't be able to separate until the finale. Then the protagonist will continue to help them, although they are given less, but they are hungry, and they are a bit unable to poop cleanly.

The book is good, but it doesn't have the atmosphere of the ancients. The humanistic atmosphere has a modern shadow.

It's well written and I love reading it. It's just a pity that it's not finished. There's still room for growth. The golden finger is too big. I still prefer a smaller golden finger. It's better to rely on one's own abilities in the face of difficulties.

I really like what the author writes and keep writing like this! Ah Shu is so pitiful! How scared I am, I am afraid of being left behind at a young age. If such a good child has the ability, treat him well! It doesn't matter if you teach something or not raise it.

It's good-looking, and the protagonist is decisive in his actions. There is no praise from the female protagonist. Most of the book is about escaping from famine. In that famine era, everyone had no food to eat. The male protagonist relies on his own knowledge to help everyone eat. There is no complicated plot in this book. It is all about survival and living a better life. Recommended

Everything they beat was eaten by outsiders. . . Your eldest brother and sister-in-law are pretty good to you, right? They beat you and don't even share a cent with others.

Four-star encouragement. If the protagonist has experience in surviving in the wilderness and travels back in time, it would be more reasonable. However, if the protagonist travels back in the apocalypse, it's a bit wrong. It doesn't feel like traveling back in the apocalypse [Salute]