The Age of Famine: A Transmigrator's Survival Log

All I can say is that the author is very talented and is most likely a serious fan of Don't Starve. I've finished reading it. Preliminary analysis shows that the author knows the entire chronicle of The Famine, and it is estimated that he has watched and analyzed every video released by Kore. At present, the plot of the entire Kingdom of Giants is very thorough, and the content of the online version of the Moon Line is probably completed. I can only say that it is awesome. Players who are not Don't Starve bosses don't know the triggering of the moon line and the boss's fighting style. It takes a lot of time. Summary: This is the most rigorous book I have ever read and the one that best fits the world view of Famine!

Beautiful 😍. As a newbie who has played Don't Starve for more than 100 hours, it seems very immersive. I hope the author will add more native characters in the future, come on [hit hard][please update]

It's pretty good, worth a look. There is nothing poisonous about it, but it may be a bit sensational in the early stage. The back is overall okay. Keep it up, just write like this. It's okay to grasp the emotional line, but there is no such thing as an assembly line emotion. 🤔

It looks good. Except for the forced sensationalism in the first few chapters, which is a bit embarrassing, the rest are very good. The world view and gameplay of Don't Starve itself are not missing. The addition of the original characters is also very creative and completely consistent with the personality. However, Grom and Chester have not appeared yet, and the pan flute at the beginning has not been found. If you have the opportunity, you can arrange it, otherwise the main plot behind it will be very difficult for pure players. In addition, the character ability medals, except for the mention at the beginning, basically do not appear later. It feels like it will be arranged after passing the shadow line. On the map, there are currently only the Kingdom of Giants and the Cave. Hamlet mentioned it, but the shipwreck did not appear.

I've seen the latest chapter, Chapter 148. I've read three or four good Don't Starve books, and this one is the best, but there are a little too few people in Don't Starve. Terra doesn't know much about the three major representatives of the sandbox. Minecraft is okay, but Don't Starve is a bit underpopulated. It's purely for love.

A very unpopular fan fiction, a good story, I look forward to the end of the story

I think it's pretty good. It can be seen that the author still knows the famine story very well, but some details are still a bit lacking. In the adventure mode, you can collect enough supplies before going to the next level. It feels like it is a pity to freeze to death in the King of Winter. After all, it is not the beginning of the King of Winter.

The world setting of Don't Starve + teamwork + group portraits + the protagonist's sanity is still warm. What's even better is that the author has also integrated the original plot development into it. It is not just a survival flow. I look forward to the next plot development. Will a Famine shipwreck and the world of Hamlet Pig Town appear?

It's rare to see a fanfic related to Don't Starve. According to the current plot, although there is some online content, it is still in the stand-alone version. Even the underground is just the beginning and has not been written in detail. It is estimated that the mid-term content will not be written until the fall of Tsukishima. Come on, I look forward to seeing if the protagonist's ability will be restored and there will be new abilities in the little devil's skill tree.

Are other characters coming out? Those of God of War Goko There is also resurrection. Isn't it useful to tell the truth? Then are there any insight points, unlocking skills, etc. This is the second famine novel I've seen There is another book which is the starting point.