The Green Miracle at the Edge of the Abyss

Looks good, come on! (It's almost time to return to Earth. Don't mess with the ridiculous plots. Ex-girlfriend slaps you in the face, classmates get together, Blue Star forms a special operations team to get the male protagonist to work, etc.)

1. The protagonist is a farming player. He mainly uses the plant and animal companions created by his talents as his combat power. Based on the protagonist's profession, he should have some skills in healing and animal taming. 2. The description is very good, and the combat power is not very exaggerated, but there is one point about why level 5 (birds, it seemed to be level 3 at that time?) Can fight high-level ones. I remember there was a chapter like this before. (Personally confused, even flying aerial units are too exaggerated, because can't the protagonist's leopard kill birds of the same level?) 3. This survival story is different from others. The protagonist is more about building relationships with everyone. People in the area mostly help each other. This is different from others. Others seem to be selfish and cold-blooded, as if you must kill each other to survive. This one is actually quite good, everyone helps each other. 4. I haven't encountered any descriptions in real life, but I don't want it to be too long. I hope the time to return to reality can be shorter. Moreover, I used to lay the groundwork that items can be transformed. I think things in real life should not be too exaggerated, otherwise it will be meaningless. 5. The last and most important point is, can I update five times a day? I've read them all. I hope it won't be described too much in real life. Many people have a big blockage in this area, which makes people give up. As long as you keep it, this novel is very interesting.

I can only say that this is the book I have read that is most in line with my understanding of exotic animals and plants. From the protagonist's career and talent to the subsequent plot development, it all revolves around the partners. There is no clichéd Long Aotian slap in the face or harem plot. It is very suitable for lovers of farming + development literature. Moreover, the description of exotic animals and plants is also very clear. It is not a brief introduction and subsequent tiredness, but a focus on development. Of course, I also posted a slightly impatient review due to my own reasons. I hope the author will not mind. Of course, what I hope most is that the author will never stop updating [Adoration][Adoration] The description of the war in the book is very detailed. Every person and every creature has a role to play. It does not deliberately highlight the individual Long Aotian's style of play. Instead, it focuses on the team. It has a great look and feel.

It's okay, it's the type of survival story I like to read, but I have a question: other fantasy creatures are all "it", why is Pipi Nuonuo "she"? At first I thought it was the author's typo, but later when Pipi Nuonuo appears, she uses "she". "She", but Puchi, who also comes from the Artisan Garden, is "it". I feel very sad when I see it. I think all such non-humanoid creatures should be "it", especially that Nuo Nuo is a rice ball elf. Shouldn't this kind of thing be genderless? [Cover face] Because I have been criticized too many times when I read novels without female protagonists, I am very disgusted with the kind of stories that should be genderless but add gender. This kind of novel is basically the author's personal information and even the plot of human transformation. Of course, there is no ambiguity in this novel, and it is indeed without a female protagonist. But I really find it uncomfortable to read. Author, you can either use "it" all the time, or you can use "he" and "she" for other fantasy creatures. At least I can convince myself that it is a setting [face covering] Why did you accept those two shadow killers? If the protagonist had been weaker at the beginning, they would have scattered ashes, and the supplies were not sufficient. The protagonist wanted to collect the rock but gave up because of insufficient supplies. Now that he is facing two people who want to kill him, he accepts it directly. Moreover, if they are willing, they will be given weapons and let them guard their home together. If they are not willing, they will continue to be fed and drank as prisoners. And the protagonist is not worried about them betraying him at all, so where does the trust come from, especially when there is a strong enemy outside, and looking at the text, Murphy has been accepted now, and Kyle is probably going to be accepted later when he turns an enemy into a friend. Although I still like the neutral and kind-hearted character of the protagonist in this kind of survival story, this is a bit more than I can accept🤔

I've read Chapter 92 so far, and it's okay. The protagonist probably follows the path of farming + animal taming. The descriptions of various crops and small creatures are also good. If we divide it into a hard camp, it's probably "lawful good" (those who want to kill the God protagonist can leave, otherwise the author will feel uncomfortable if you don't). He has the talent to go against nature but respects nature. He is very good to his partners, and his attitude towards friendly players can be considered to be helpful. There are also flaws: the protagonist's combat power is not significantly improved, and the main combat power relies on pets; the pressure in the early stage is too great, things happen one after another, and there is no dull development time; the investment in Flowing Rock Land? , Which is fine for me, but not everyone can accept selfless help to others and pay more attention to rewards.

To sum up in one sentence: I was weak and kept getting beaten in the forest [cover face] [cover face] Of course, the author's writing style is still good [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]

It's nice to read, and the author's writing has a down-to-earth quality. The relationship between the protagonist and his symbiotic partners of animals and plants is very healing in the crisis-ridden and fast-paced development. It would be nice to have more daily interactions with each other. The content on supporting investment allies in the early stage was a little slow, but in the end, feedback was received. All allies are growing, and we look forward to true mutual assistance in the future.

The following represents only my personal opinions, please do not comment (there are spoilers) I personally like this article because it has the feel of a farming article and is not bland. It also contains a lot of plants. I read a lot of comments before reading the article and passed by it several times. But I was short of articles, so I clicked in again and saw the latest chapter. The one who complains the most seems to be that I don't feel deeply about the protagonist Our Lady, and the author also said that the realistic factor is that their existence can provide a barrier to hinder some things. The blacksmiths among them can forge a large number of tools. Because the protagonist has helped the protagonist many times, they can help the protagonist forge at low or free cost (it is very gratifying to read the feedback in the latest chapter) Then there seems to be a strength issue, that is, the Shadow Claw (probably the name) fought that ape group in the first tide. Although the strength gap is huge, I think an assassin who can easily break through defenses can still be used as a trump card, and it is not made to kill in one hit. It is just about letting him break through defenses and then others can finish it. Then, I feel that the strength of the protagonist and others is just to attack in groups. Otherwise, those monsters are difficult to fight, because every time you fight the big monster, your soul will be torn apart (if it weren't for the incredible talent, I don't know how many times I would have died). Next are the points that I want to complain about and also have doubts about. The first one is that the mushroom worker feels so innocent. It feels like the protagonist enslaves it every day and still wants to stay. This is something I don't understand. Is it because my own level is not as good as the protagonist's level? The second point is the crystal egg that the protagonist obtained at the beginning. I personally think it is a pity. Look at how powerful the one hatched by the supporting character was. I knew at the beginning that the environment was not suitable and just put it in the system backpack. Isn't it good to hatch it when it is suitable? I didn't say that the one hatched now is not good because it feels that its use is too limited. I don't mind that the one hatched from the Yuehua egg is not very powerful compared to the supporting character. The third point is that it feels like the protagonist's soul has been torn apart. Isn't his soul permanently damaged in the end? Could it be that his soul is more solid in the end? Also, the protagonist's leveling up is so slow. I feel like he always drops levels and then levels up slowly. Finally, when will the protagonist change bases? I feel like many people know about the current one (although I feel that the current one has many benefits). The above are just my personal thoughts. Don't criticize me. The author should also write according to your ideas. It's very beautiful now, and I'll like it more😍 (Sorry if it's a bit confusing) [Sending Hearts][Sending Hearts][Sending Hearts][Sending Hearts]

I really think it's good. It's different from other novels with special plants. Most of them are directly copied from Plants vs. Zombies. I don't feel that there is that sense of innovation when seeing new plants. It's always easier to think of Plants vs. Zombies instead of the author's book. Overall, it's very good. Keep it up and hope it can be completed successfully.

I don't know why the score is only 7. I have been catching up on it in class and eating these past few days, and now I stay up late to finish it. It's rare to find a novel that matches the story of farming, managing a home, growing up, etc. Many other novels are too complicated, and you're too busy upgrading and defeating monsters to count beans. Indeed, the world view is very good. There are many holes dug and buried, and it can be seen that they have tried their best to fill them in. However, there are still many places that are not enough to see. For example, apart from the beginning, the star tools are basically not reflected in the rest. Recently, a cursed necklace was released. Maybe the star tools are not the focus. And then there are the layers. I finally saw characters on the fourth and other layers recently. This collector is quite interesting. But having said that, when I see the efforts to fight against the tide of chaos, I will also be nervous and sweaty. When I see them winning, I will be excited. Especially when the shelter has specific improvements, I will be particularly happy and sigh that it is not easy. This book is very good, especially when it comes to building the entire ecosystem, but I still feel that the more than 7,000 pages on the mobile phone are a bit short for the ecosystem of the shelter. Not all of them need to be detailed, but each one has a great effect and it depends on the author's choice. When I first saw this book, I thought it was related to Qi Rang, hhh, but it turns out it's not the same author. The author should probably read Qi Rang's masterpiece. Keep up the good work, author. Remember to tell me when you publish a book. I will definitely support it.

I have read more than forty chapters so far, and I just realized that I have only read about forty chapters, haha. In fact, overall the rating can reach the level of 5 stars, but the author sometimes ignores some things in the past, such as skills, skill explanations, skill trees, etc. (I know that most authors write it after the author has something to say, but I still insist that it can be written in the novel, so that counts It is a story about farming with supernatural powers in another world.) Then he said that this book is about farming and healing pets. There should be more interactive descriptions or details about the time of the pets. It cannot just write about the large pets going out to hunt and the small mushroom weapon who uses mycelium to repair and create new mushrooms or fungus plants every day. The author himself wrote "[In addition, the goal of the Tamed Friends branch is not to enslave, but to establish contact, communication, and symbiosis with beasts. The author mentioned in the article are partners, not masters.]" These are copied from what the author wrote in the author's comments. Now that it's written like this, why is it so rare to see anyone chatting or even playing with any pet beast like a partner, but just working on repairing, patrolling, and commanding. It's very contradictory here (maybe it's because I haven't read the rest of the article yet and the communication beast didn't notice it.) The author can also try to slowly rewrite this novel into farming, decoration, pet chatting, teamwork, and details (but most of these are things written by female authors.) Then read on slowly and add follow-up comments.

Chapter 20 is in progress. So far, the settings are okay. However, some setting suggestions should not be put in the author's comment or comment area. For example, the skill tree should be briefly described when viewing the panel at the beginning. The same goes for the storage space. If it weren't for the end of the novice phase, I wouldn't even know that this thing exists. I saw that there were too many exclamation marks "!" And I was surprised. Just take it as my own fault. Too many exclamation marks will give you a feeling of AI, but generally speaking, although the writing is not great, it is not so embarrassing that I can't stand it. The main reason is that the setting is quite good and the skills are quite interesting. Come on, author.

It's really good-looking, with a bit of a group portrait feel, but while not neglecting the protagonist, the supporting characters are also well described. I look forward to the author's future development. [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]

For the protagonist's shelter, crisis and challenge are the main themes. There is no moment to relax, even though winter is a relatively slow season, there are still crises one after another. The sanctuary has always been coveted for its magical crops. I have read over a hundred chapters so far, Five Poisons vs. Sanctuary. Emm, I felt like I was in danger all the time while reading it (I am about to die in the next moment, the shelter is always in danger of life and death, everyone is not guilty of carrying the treasure.), Generally farming books tend to be more peaceful, but this book has a fast pace, many conflicts, and ups and downs. But it is still a good book with its own characteristics.

This article is actually a survival diary of an extraordinary farmer. In the early stage, the pacing was all about making a comeback, relying on rules and skills to tear one's soul apart bite by bite like eating potato chips. Fortunately, in the mid-term, I started to prefer cooperation and farming, which was very comfortable.. There was no meal replacement, but it still received five-star reviews. I hope the author's pacing can be a little slower.

It seems to be okay so far. There are some small poison spots in some places but overall it is still good. Judging from the drug resistance of all Taoist friends, it is still worth watching. I give it a five-star rating and hope the author can improve it.

There are companions on the way to survive. Even though we are in the wilderness, we have like-minded companions who are forging ahead together. We do not walk alone and need friends at all times. Five stars is the tomato limit, not mine [shy]

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Okay, quite novel. The author's wild and unconstrained ideas are very admirable. Some details are difficult to write down, so I'll just mention them in one stroke, which proves that doing less means making fewer mistakes (very clever) Personally, I couldn't stand it anymore when I read Chapter 176. The protagonist has been waiting for me. Waiting for danger and waiting for opportunities (most of them) made me feel aggrieved. The environment is dangerous. If the protagonist does not go out and farm at home, he can move around at will. It is like camping in the wild (passive, incomprehensible, and not explained) Retreat, retreat

It's a pretty good book. I think the time flow techniques of the two subsequent worlds can be aligned, which will facilitate subsequent actions on the earth and not be afraid of things on the other side. If the author can persevere, he should be able to write three to four thousand chapters.

I like this kind of writing very much. It's not a mindless and refreshing article without contradictions. It gradually feels like a group portrait article. The protagonist and the people around him are well portrayed. Very nice and slow paced but definitely not watery. This score is obviously lower I can't help it at all. I beg the author to add more. It's heartbreaking for those who read it. So far, it seems that this cozy little utopia has a great style, and the theme of plant planting is really great. Finally, I would like to urge the author to make a final update. I beg you very much.

The writing is very good, the plot is compact, and the setting is novel. It is not the kind of invincible farming culture that focuses on the development of its own base. There is no cliche plot in the early stage where you start to dominate because of the benefits of newcomers.

It's a bit tragic, the intensity of the doomsday is too great, death is too fast, the environment itself is not suitable for farming, the protagonist Golden Finger is very strong, but the double-edged sword, the Lord Devourer

It's nice to look at, but it's just not good enough [you taste it carefully] [you taste it carefully]

The content of this book is very novel, and the protagonist is indeed a kind-hearted type (some people think it is a bit like a virgin), but I think it is actually not bad. Just regard the protagonist's behavior as an investment. Not much to say, come on

It's a very good book, with a complete system, but it's too depressing to read. I'm constantly struggling to survive. It's not suitable for my fast-paced life...

Is it 6.5 Points? ? Who maliciously lowered the rating? ? ? ? A very interesting survival article It feels like a survival map I played when I played Warcraft RPGs before. It's really interesting. There's no system. The protagonist has talents to kill, but it's not like a huge game at once. Generally speaking, it's considered high-quality food and grass, and it's not that much better than those digitalized ones... I have been watching it for a long time and I plan to watch it from the beginning. (I have almost forgotten the plot after watching it for half a year. Why is it still only 7 points... Judging from the content I read earlier, it is really a normal upgrade novel.

I finally found an article about survival, planting, finding animal companions, and forming a shelter like a farmer's ferocious start. It's very cool (it means finding the right flavor and XP feeling, not that the article is a cool article)

It's a little bit toxic, but it looks much better later on.

The book is good, but the plot must have some relaxation and relaxation. It can't be tense all the time but also has a relaxing plot.