Survival on Foot, My Talent Is an Illustrated Book of All Things

The language problem is quite obvious, and the heroine is a bit dull, but it's not just a seven-point score. I gave it four stars because I like this style more. Compared to the kind of protagonists the author insists on, it's good that the protagonist is completely an ordinary person. Seven points still makes sense. It would be okay if the heroine was a high school or junior high school student, or it would be reasonable if she was a student who was still studying for postgraduate entrance exams and separated from society. Let alone a migrant worker who has been working for a few years, it is a bit out of reach for a college student.

I like this theme very much. The heroine is just an ordinary person, but the description is too wordy. For me, the author often writes that the heroine forgets to do something, and then when she is about to do another thing, she suddenly remembers to do that thing, and then spends several paragraphs describing the heroine's psychology and explaining why she did it. I think it's completely unnecessary. Many people in the comment area have said this. In short, there are no particularly big flaws, except that the heroine always likes to save good food for later. I think in survival games, you must eat first if you can increase your strength. Also, the heroine finally learned that she could eat steamed buns while on the road. When I first met Qiu Sheng, the heroine had to set up a table and eat with chopsticks in order to eat steamed buns [covering face]

It's a very data-based way of writing, I quite like it, it feels like playing a game. There aren't many inexplicable NPC plots, it's just a silently upgraded and numerical strategy game with a lot of tasks. I really hope this style of painting can be maintained.

It's pretty good. It's a bit like a game I finished before. You need to walk all the way to the game camp to rest and then continue walking down. You can also reach the town and build a house later. It's pretty nice to write, but it's a bit short. The author will update it soon!

Nice! The setting is novel and rich in details. It is rare to see a road story about survival on foot. It is very interesting to watch the heroine become stronger little by little. The heroine is also very smart and can quickly adjust her mentality to adapt to the game without complaining. The author also doesn't tend to describe a lot of gender conflict issues in the chat channel, which is pretty good, warm and reassuring. Nowadays, there are always many road survival books that focus too much on the heroine punishing other villain players who insult and attack her, to show how the heroine can inspire female power... But the theme of the book is not road survival. The fun of the protagonist's survival process should be the first priority. More to come, love to read!

Not bad, the logic is more rigorous, and the writing is okay, but sometimes the psychological description of the heroine is too much and too detailed, especially when the heroine decides to do something. Normal small things really don't need to explain the causes and consequences clearly, like the disclaimer on the Internet, and I planned to do this several times, and then overturned the previous idea after a while, and I was cheated twice without setting the conditions at the exchange. Although this can better highlight the ordinary characteristics, but too often it makes people feel verbose... Overall, it looks comfortable. Come on, teacher.

I finally know what it feels like to be long-winded but very interesting and reluctant to give up. I just want to tell the author that no matter how good the novel is, no matter how perfect the person is, they will be judged in this world. There is no need to over-interpret and prove it. I am who I am. Some people hate it, but there are always people who like it. In fact, no one likes it. Self-admiration also likes it. This is the case with Qu Yuan and Van Gogh. Mistakes are nothing. There are loopholes in everything. If you make mistakes, you will correct them and make progress.

The protagonist is a sweet-tempered person, full of life, but also a bit pretentious and timid. He has a lot of inner activities, but overall he has a lot of time to spare. The plot rhythm is well controlled, so you won't feel bored, but the proportion of data is a bit too much, which is a bit watery. Most transactions result in losses, but the protagonist has needs, so the protagonist thinks he has made a profit, but the bottom line is that he still suffers a loss. If you are too possessive of the protagonist's belongings, you will feel sorry for the undervalued materials. It's still good-looking. The protagonist is an ordinary person with a strong sense of empathy. The golden finger she gets doesn't mean she kills everyone right away. The protagonist also responds swiftly to those who want to kill her and shows no mercy.

It's a good read. It's currently my favorite Road Survival book. I like this kind of linear narrative. The heroine has a single perspective and the collection is ecstatic. It feels like experiencing the game personally. The combat power does not expand quickly, and the golden finger is not particularly big. According to the previous foreshadowing, it is indeed possible to add a public beta mode later to allow more players to join the game, or to directly go to the real world to engage in national survival. I really like the feeling of collecting illustrated books. After reading novels for more than ten years, I have only seen this one. Personally, I don't like the kind of survival that relies solely on killing monsters. The heroine's ability to be patient and never be reckless really brought me the feeling of playing the game myself. One type of survival story has a wolf-warrior heroine, and the other has a European emperor heroine. Both of them are too brainless, and the author insists on cheating and can't bring anything into the story. So far, it seems that neither the pets nor the puppets have special combat power imbalances, nor do they form teams with others, or have special intrigues. I hope the author can maintain the current pace.

Five-star masterpiece Stack the armor first, and only updated it to chapter 264. It's tied, and I'm still not satisfied. I hope it will be updated soon and continue to maintain this level [Blowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss] This book is very suitable for my taste. It prefers single-player. It is very comfortable in the early stage and focuses on development. In the middle stage, there is a competition for the heroine who is very busy. She goes to bed at 11 o'clock and wakes up at 6 o'clock. She ranks first in the whole server and is partial to P people. Everything is in order and can complete 5 things at the same time on a river of resources. [Like] [Like] [Like] All points are very popular with me. The golden finger is also normal, it is the type of 5 points of luck and 5 points of hard work. Some stories have too big a golden finger. It is very enjoyable in the early stage, but very boring in the middle and later stages. This article is not like that at all. The more I read, the more fascinated I am. Now I can only roll around on the floor begging for a quick update [send my heart][send my heart][send my heart]

The content feels quite solid. It is different from ordinary survival survival articles. The content is very detailed and the process is very careful. It does not feel too exciting. There was a slight glitch in the transaction, but because the information on various substances was so complete, too trivial, I didn't even bother to remember any of the heroine's transaction content, so I quickly skipped it. There is a problem with the rhythm. The previous part has been about finding supplies, walking, etc. I feel that these contents will be a bit monotonous. It would be better to streamline it a bit and move quickly to the next map, now the same map has similar content every day. If I didn't read it in one sitting, but read it every other day, I might not be able to finish it after reading two chapters.

This kind of survival game is quite new to me. The setting and rhythm are pretty good, but the side description is a bit insufficient. The heroine's trading method is a bit too generous, or the description of the entire market's trading system is not rigorous enough. Overall, it's pretty good. I look forward to seeing more exciting content and finishing it successfully.

The description is very delicate. The heroine is rational and a lone wolf (for now). There is no fancy social/gold-finger description. Her skills are measured and not exaggerated. She is indeed researching and exploring survival games by herself. Good grass can be pursued

This is my favorite style. I don't like decisive killings, intrigues, and very big projects. I just like this kind of slow collection, a little lucky and a little challenging, and very gentle writing. The author's writing style is very good and very logical. I don't feel tired and don't have to skip. I like it very much.

It's okay. In survival novels, the heroine is more cautious, uses her brain, and thinks comprehensively. It seems that it is basically a single-player operation so far. Even if there is communication on the channel, there is less description and it is a auxiliary role. Compared with some novels of the same type, it only takes a few chapters to quarrel with the childish villain on the public screen. It is much more reasonable and normal.

It's good-looking, there's no quarrel, there are bad guys but they don't always pop up. The heroine is a lone wolf, I like the heroine's efforts to collect supplies, step by step, there is no good luck from the sky, and there is no unreasonable trading of supplies. Except for the heroine's backpack in the early stage, there is basically no loss in the subsequent supply transactions, the heroine is not a scapegoat, not a holy mother, it is good-looking. Is there anyone who likes Jimei and recommends similar articles?

It's very interesting. The heroine was a little hesitant and hesitant at first, but as the life-saving mileage gets longer, the heroine experiences more and grows more. There is an obvious growth line, and the details of the plot are more delicate. The heroine is not the kind who has the best talent and strength from the beginning. She is a type that keeps growing and getting stronger. It is very interesting. I look forward to the next plot and the growth of the heroine.

It's really good-looking, not verbose at all, and the integration and organization of resources are very reasonable, and it doesn't feel unorganized. The most important thing is that it has a sense of freshness, giving people a unique and refreshing feeling. It also has a feeling of slowly accumulating resources, and it does not give the protagonist a very big golden finger. It can be seen that the protagonist's growth is done step by step. I like it very much⌯>ᴗo⌯ .ᐟ.ᐟ

It's pretty good-looking. Although sometimes I feel that the protagonist thinks too much and has a long-winded mental activity, it just fits her talents and skills. Moreover, the author will revise some of the issues raised by the comments and fill in the gaps here and there. Hahaha, the setting is very detailed and it's fun to read. The protagonist will not be soft or loose, and will raise the price (in the end, I would rather the eaglet be female)

Recommended reading. From the perspective of a normal person, enjoy life, enjoy food, clothing, housing and transportation. At first, I felt that there were many inner dramas and thoughts, but gradually I will naturally feel that this is an interpretation of thoughts, or I hope everyone understands why the protagonist does what he does. I have been looking forward to how the author will fill up the illustrated book. Fortunately, there will be other solutions in the future. It's just a pity that the method of pulling people in with the puppet was not figured out earlier. Obviously, the method of sitting on it has been tried and it doesn't work. I should try other methods more. I also discovered that the ranking rewards in this game are more valuable than all the resources on the roadside. They are completely the hens that lay golden eggs.

I love watching it. The setting is based on my favorite Journey to the Border. It's quite a different kind of single-player survival. The heroine's talent setting is really exciting for people who stock up on goods. The heroine doesn't kill everyone from the beginning but is cautious and rigorous. The writing of natural disasters with different overall rhythms is very attractive. It is tied in one breath. Most of them are more explosive. Shennong highly recommends it!

The subject matter is novel and the pace is good. Hope it continues. The more I watch it, the more unsatisfactory it becomes. I can only say that the protagonist has a big problem with her character. She is soft in general and suffers losses in transactions. The heroine is really lacking in confidence. She has to ask others "Is this okay" every time she makes a transaction. When selling things, she will give them away for free first to test others' conscience and then sell them...

I can feel that the author is getting better and better as he writes. The first few dozen chapters are a bit too wordy, but after the 90th chapter, the pace becomes much better. I also like this kind of very detailed survival story. It has the feeling of ordinary people's efforts. The tips given are also very reasonable. Regardless of talents and skills, they are all very practical and not too outrageous. All in all, I like it very much and hope to see more [Adoration]

I like this kind of article about collecting resources and having a home to farm. The author's description is very detailed, but it is too entangled. The heroine will imagine various possibilities and then scare herself. She has little self-confidence and is indecisive when making decisions. Some descriptions are too detailed and wordy, and she breaks it into three sentences. The advantage of the author is that he has a good attitude in writing. If you have any questions, he will answer them and listen to suggestions. He is responsive to everything. I have read more than 100 chapters so far and there are no irritating plots. I support the author.

It's very interesting. I finished reading it before I knew it. This is the novel I've been looking for. The world view is complete. The heroine has a story but it's not too unbalanced. It's immersive and enjoyable to read. I'll wait for the update. Very nice, can't find meal replacement at all

It's good to read. Please give the author a boost and update it. I've read it to the end. Do you have any recommendations for a book like this? It has the feeling of collecting, cultivating, and upgrading. It develops slowly and does not suddenly stretch the combat power, nor does it develop very slowly. I feel that the pace of this book is very good, and I feel that there is still a lot to write about later.

The theme is novel, survival on foot, relatively daily. I like the process of starting from scratch, which is very friendly to me, such as building my own house🏠 Decorating it bit by bit, watching it become better and better, and there are small pets, which is really good, I like it very much, but there is a fatal flaw: the female protagonist has a lot of psychological activities, which is too much Oh, the heroine is a bit timid and hypocritical, but it is understandable to ordinary people. I don't know if it's my illusion when making transactions. The heroine always suffers losses. Although she thinks she's making a profit, she seems a bit stupid and not very smart, but I will still pursue her. I want to see her grow, see her house, and her pets become better and better. [Laughing out loud]

I like this kind of slow life, where I can do transactions without revealing my identity, and I don't have to negotiate too much with others. There are also small pets that are very cozy, and hiking is quite different. There is more collection and exploration than road survival and ocean, a bit like Stardew Valley? The whole story feels bland, and there are no inexplicable villains. Occasionally there are one or two villains, but they are actually normal things in a survival game, and there is no deliberate attempt to hide one's gender, etc. [Bookshelf plus one][bookshelf plus one][bookshelf plus one][bookshelf plus one] I think the character of the protagonist is very in line with the appearance of ordinary people in real life. [Send Heart] is especially suitable for listening to and falling asleep, haha. The author is also very clear about resource integration and will always write about the collection progress.

The pace is slow and updates are also slow, but it should be acceptable to people who like to stock up? Because the protagonist's talent is an illustrated book, you need to collect 10 for the first upgrade, 100 for the second, 1,000 for the third... You have to write out each new item, which actually takes a lot of brain cells. Fortunately, now there are experience fruits to increase the talent experience. In the first ten days, the protagonist will list what he has collected every day. Maybe the Data Party will like it? In short, for me, this article is more suitable to come back to after finishing it.

A plain survival story, without much intrigue. The shortcomings are that it is too bland and requires perseverance to read (it's really scary, sometimes I don't want to come back after watching an advertisement), the heroine's character is hesitant, the pace of the story is too slow (only a few days have passed for more than three hundred chapters and hundreds of thousands of words, and I feel like I have been working for a week after reading it), and now it feels a bit inflated (does it have to be epic or legendary on gold)? The advantage is that the writing logic is very clear and there are not too many stupid supporting characters. The heroine is very cautious, works steadily and methodically, and is a growth-oriented heroine. Overall, it is very suitable for sleeping or killing time. It feels like reading a post-apocalyptic article about stocking up on goods. Anyway, cheers, author✊