Ocean Survival: As a Blocky Man, I Never Play by the Rules

After reading it, I originally agreed with another book review, but [laughs] the area is different, the depth of the ocean is different, and the last time I went to the bottom of the sea, it was 200 meters deep, and I could only get it through the door breathing. Think about it for yourself. There is no door breathing in the middle of 200 squares. Even if there is underwater breathing, it has only been a long time. Moreover, there are Leviathans, maybe higher-level giants, so I canceled my thumbs up for him and gave him a five-star review. The premise is that it doesn't collapse later. The current comment time is September 14th, subsequent chapters are to be determined.

It's all sewn in, including Raft's map and core gameplay, Deep Sea Trek's monster guide, and the protagonist's own MC abilities. Very interesting

This novel is quite well written, but the protagonist's friend has a somewhat strong copying ability. He can actually copy 100% of the hard-earned materials, which means he can copy them 1:1 and in pieces. He is so powerful that he feels better than the protagonist. After all, everything can be copied. Although it can only be copied once a day, it still says yes. You can copy items one by one, or you can copy them one by one. Seriously, this is too strong. If you think about it, it's a big gift package. Make a copy. Otherwise, just get this big gift package in your own mall. Then after defining it, if someone else buys it, then define the existence of the successful gift package. Then copy this gift package, and everything will be missing. Incredibly strong. In some ways. Just average. After all, he is much more talented than ordinary people, and it also sets a background for his brother. His father is a businessman. That's from a certain perspective. This brother of his can become bigger and stronger on his own. Just relying on his copying ability, he will not be inferior to the protagonist. When the protagonist needs Kuhaha to get materials, he only needs to give the materials to his brothers. In fact, as a businessman, his brother can fight on his own.

I feel like the plot design is pretty good, and I quite like his skills. Isn't there a female leader of the company with the protagonist? Why doesn't that person know that the protagonist of Minecraft isn't playing after get off work? It feels like the design is a bit strange, or we have to meet fellow villagers on that ocean, and it's strange to have a sense of identity. Maybe I didn't look carefully enough, maybe I said it somewhere. But I didn't hear it when I was listening to the book.

[Pause face] I can't stand it anymore, I've basically played all the games that the author was inspired by [Crying with laughter]

+1 Writing structure. The plot is compact and the emotions and human emotions are well described. +1 Finished normally. It's completely reasonable and there are no escapes. +1 Story innovation. There are also MC elements that I like. +1 +1

It's very interesting. Everyone goes to sea to survive (two famous games are stitched together). The protagonist awakens the talent of MC. It is not exactly the kind in MC. It is weakened, but the impact is not big. Only the creatures of MC will appear around the protagonist. There is no harem, no heroine, it's all The black slaves used by the tool man to exploit, the other people are also very talented, and they are even more invincible when matched with the protagonist. There are more typos at the end. Overall it is good, but the author wanted to describe it as a more daily group portrait, but it is still a bit rushed, but at least the ending is good, I like it.

I feel that the content is very good, I just want the author to resurrect Jia Shangren as a teammate of the protagonist [Sending my heart]

From a story point of view, there is actually nothing wrong with the setting of Minecraft➕Deep Sea Trek. I wrote it according to the outline and used the MC's ability in the middle. It was smooth and easy to write. It's a pity that writing about time travel in the whole world is too big, and then the official description reveals the lack of writing skills. On the contrary, the villain is quite satisfactory. Despite the lack of various intelligence and the arrogance caused by the superpower obtained by the virus entering the body, his actions are relatively logical.

It's not bad, you can watch it, and there's nothing poisonous about it.