The Arrival Game: From the Start, My Max-Level Class Lets Me Win by Lying Low

It's great! I've watched half of it so far, and it's really good. But I really hope the original female lead and the new female lead won't become enemies in the future. I don't need them to be super close, but I just hope they don't fight!

This story includes, but is not limited to, elements of road survival (early land routes, mid-game water routes, and late-game air routes), cyclical natural disasters, dungeons, and class-specific skills (cooking, blacksmithing, tailoring, and medicine). Other elements such as pets, battle servants, and homesteads are still under consideration.

The first few chapters weren't great, but it gets really exciting around chapters 30 and 40. I'll keep reading until the female lead leaves the supporting female character's guild [currently rushing to finish the manuscript]. Actually, this book is a bit different from other survival novels. Other novels focus on survival, but this one focuses on interpersonal relationships.

Five stars! I absolutely love this book; it's the best road trip survival novel in my opinion. The setting isn't a typical road trip story; it includes service areas, a ten-day settlement system, and fixed dungeons with special events. Currently, the dungeons don't follow a storyline; the female lead just brute-forces her way through, making it anything but boring.

Anyway, I'm enjoying it so far. That's a bit stereotypical. Why keep comparing her to the original female lead? First of all, if she was like this in her previous life after a dual reincarnation, then it means she's not stupid. The description is a bit problematic. Also, her name doesn't sound like a good girl's. It's just a stereotype, haha. 🤭

It's alright, basically no major flaws, but the healer in that group is really annoying, and the original female lead also has a bit of a naive and wicked girl vibe. I don't know how it will develop later, I hope the original female lead will get bound to that healer and then die, and the female lead will develop her own new team.

I like the female lead's personality. Even though I didn't quite understand some of her actions at first, from her perspective, they were actually quite reasonable. In the author's setting, before her rebirth, she was someone who had maxed out her profession but hadn't reached the top of the rankings, and due to her personality, she didn't interact much with other players on her server, had no…

It's quite good; I enjoy following the story every day. So far, it's been great, and the pacing is comfortable. Basically, all the revenge is achieved, and it doesn't feel dry. There aren't any unnecessary saintly moments or overly selfish or anti-human elements. Is the female lead a lone wolf? I don't like those unnecessary entanglements; they make me uncomfortable. This book is really good.

It's a great read. Unlike other books where the female lead has an overpowered aura and all the achievements are hers, it feels more realistic when other characters also achieve success.

I'm so hungry, I'm begging for food! It's pretty good so far, there's nothing wrong with it.