Global Survival: From a Mass Grave to an Emperor's Tomb

Harem stories were popular in the past, so now it is more popular to have no female protagonist. I used to watch a lot of Lone Wolf Survival, with all the plots in it. This new collaborative and win-win flavor is great to try. The interesting point is that in Lone Wolf Survival, the protagonist's talents are broken. But in terms of talent, everyone here feels like the protagonist. Personally, I think it tastes delicious, and I haven't seen any poisonous points yet.

Yes, everyone cooperates to win-win and overcome difficulties together. If there is any news, share it. You are not the kind of gutter rat man protagonist. I just lament that the "National Survival" frame can be used in any genre. This one is about fighting against the zombies of Uncle Nine, which is quite trendy and interesting.

It is indeed okay to ignore some poisonous points. Many plots do not have too many clichés, except for the girl who is inexplicably recruited. However, it is not ambiguous, so it is still acceptable, and the girl is still useful, so overall it is okay.

About 9 points, Liangcao, the theme is very novel, not scary, not depressing, it has the feeling of post-apocalyptic stockpiling + manor management + Chinese horror and fantasy. The follow-up wasn't very good. The sixth copy, after Ghost Realm, didn't look good, but it was okay in the early stage.

The writing is really good, there is no mental retardation, there is no high-priced buying and selling, and everyone's ability is at the same level. How to develop is all up to you. Those who absorb everyone at every turn and let themselves survive, I really want to complain. Even if I survived in the early stage, in the later stage, no one has to rely on themselves to collect materials and how to upgrade. This book can be regarded as writing its own path.

Looks pretty good. I just have a question, where did his distributable experience points come from? I don't know if the author didn't say it or if I didn't read it carefully. Slap in the face🤡🤡

So far, it can be regarded as a cooperative universal type. Most of the thousand-person district where the protagonist lives is lawful good. It is really a rare type. It has a bit of infinite flow and a bit of Uncle Nine folk customs. It is quite interesting to watch it.

Yu Sheng and his 600th younger brother serve as troublemakers in various survival worlds. The first three worlds are development, and with the number of worlds, the group development speed increases exponentially. Because the protagonist's group is very united, he can easily obtain a large number of skills to gain experience points, and each has its own unique skills. The average combat power is stronger than the top combat power of other groups. In the early stage, they were weak and groveling, but in the later stage, when they became strong, they became extremely petty. Whoever offended anyone suffered disaster. Coupled with the unusual unity, the death rate in each world was controlled to single digits. Six hundred people, each with his own evil sect and each with his own specialties. They serve as troublemakers in each world. If you don't let me get the benefits, I will destroy them. If you dare to look down on me, I will bite you. The camp is biased toward the chaotic good.

Good review, great story There is no cliche survival here, ridicule or resource selling there. It is a story similar to Infinite Flow, where you go to one world to survive (the fourth game is a welfare game, so it is not difficult). Except for the fourth game, every game cannot be said to be stable (the current sixth game is a rule-based game). The first and second games were minefields, which were solved only after the protagonist became stronger. If the protagonist directly touched them, he would be dead. These two games are adapted to the game. If you don't get stronger quickly and be careful, you will die. In the third game of Shadow Martial Arts, although the protagonist seems to have become a lot stronger, it is still the same as the first two games. At the beginning, anyone in the Tongtian Road Shengxian Society and the imperial court can kill the protagonist and them at will. The protagonist is relaxed because everyone in the group shares the skills. Otherwise, the place of Yizhuang is fixed and what can be obtained is very limited. But even so, the fact that the erosion of Yingwulin can withstand the past is due to the protagonist's research on Gu insects (a very important part, but only a part). Otherwise, if there are no Gu insects, the casualties will definitely increase. The welfare bureau skipped the fourth round. In the fifth game, if the protagonist directly touches it, he will die. The protagonist releases the skills, and the golden auspicious cloud formed by everyone's golden light spell suppresses the ghost energy, otherwise the opponent will always have the benefit of returning blood every second. And the high-end combat power is not enough. I personally feel that only by uniting with outside martial arts people can we securely win the Ghost King level. Otherwise, there are too few people to surround us. The sixth game has just started now It's really good-looking. The protagonist has the ability to suppress the opponent because he is getting stronger all the time and is really trying to survive. Becoming stronger in order to survive The sixth game didn't feel good to me personally.

This is a semi-team novel. Readers who only like to read lone wolves, but who like to read novels with team elements, can know the value of this book. Of course, there are occasional glitches, but overall it is highly recommended.