Cave Survival: Others Mine, I Have a Recycling App

Pretty good, the transaction prices are reasonable, finally it's not like trading a bottle cap of water for everything! 🤦🤦

I thought it was quite good. The plot was good, and the author's writing style was very skillful. I, someone who has been reading novels for seven or eight years, finished it in one go. The only drawback is that it's a bit short (seven or eight years, so I just turned 18 this year; I started reading novels at ten). It's a little clichéd, but it has many innovative elements. Overall, it's a very good novel, and I recommend it!

It's a survival story, but the writing style is that of a seasoned writer. The structure is well-designed, and the pacing of individual growth and team advancement is also good. It features a combination of luck, resource gathering, and teammate acquisition—a satisfying read, though not exactly groundbreaking.

I've read many male-oriented novels, but this one has a protagonist who's wickedly righteous. There are no scenes of female humiliation; the protagonist shows great respect for women. When faced with a conflict of interest, he doesn't resort to underhanded tactics but instead offers honest and straightforward help, without being overly sentimental. It's really good! Support the author! 💕

The content is good, a relatively good survival game. The strengths lie in the excellent combat and equipment stats. The mine settings are also good. The disaster settings in survival mode are quite good. However, the talent gap is really large. The weaknesses are that there's not much interaction after the guild is created. It's basically still solo survival.

It's a decent survival novel on Tomato, and you could even read it as a web novel. The logic is normal, the plot is smooth, and the author updates consistently. For me, there weren't any major issues, which is rare. It features a setting where players have very different talents. There's a guild, but the protagonist is still quite a lone wolf.

I've basically finished reading it, but the updates seem very slow, which is a drawback. Now, let me talk about some points that might be off-putting to some readers. 1. This is a pseudo-single-female-lead novel. Why pseudo? Because up to the latest update, the Elf Bow is only a potential love interest; her identity hasn't been confirmed, and there's been no real progress, even though the…

Overall, it's alright, but the combat descriptions are truly beyond words. Listening to the story gave me the feeling of a turn-based card game: the opponent taunts a couple of times, launches an attack, the opponent is about to get close, our side reacts quickly, and we counter-attack... Several battles followed this pattern, and it was the kind of flow where you throw out a skill, I defend with a skill, and everyone else just watches.

Her long, wet silver hair was no longer tied in a neat ponytail, but casually draped over her shoulders. Water droplets slid down her hair, dripping onto her snow-white collarbone, leaving glistening watermarks. She was wearing a white short-sleeved shirt that she had obtained from a white treasure chest, revealing her delicate shoulder and neck lines, which were usually hidden by leather armor.

Nothing particularly bad, but nothing particularly outstanding either; it's just standard cave survival with a talent added. I'd give it an 8.5 At most, but I'll still give it a little encouragement. The combat feels a bit bland, and the daily life aspects could be explored more. Also, you could expand your thinking and develop the uses of some elements.