[Travel + National Survival + Natural Disaster + Civilization Struggle + No Female Protagonist]
The multi-dimensional will captures the Blue Star civilization and travels across the world to survive in fragmented worlds.
This is the survival of everyone, and the survival of the entire civilization.
Wang Shou, who had a fetal transfusion with memories of his previous life, had been dull for more than twenty years. He had just joined the job he wanted and had a stable life, but bad news came.
"Tom! Are you targeting me? Are you trying to time travel for me again?"
Faced with the early stage of surviving alone, he slept in a straw nest and wore rags.
While others were still struggling, he led his attendants to strike hard at the foreigners.
"Begging for mercy? Why should I come here if I can beg for mercy?"
Faced with a fellow race that helps a foreign race and threatens one's own race
Three swords cut into pieces the alien souls, sir, I am a Blue Star person!
"You said you were from Blue Star? Fart! If I said you were from an alien race, you are an alien race!"
Come out! Attendants!
Maotu: Don't hurt my lord!
Zi Mouse: Children! Drown them!
Wu Ma: No one will die in this war.
Weiyang: Look what secret I discovered?
…………
"Chief! Something bad has happened! The Beast King is here again!"
"Which blind person provoked this guy again this time?!"
…
Looking at the alien civilization that surrounded and suppressed him, he raised his claws
"All attendants obey orders! Leave no one behind!"
Reader comments
The setting is quite interesting, especially the core idea of "creating servants", which makes the process of survival and development less monotonous. The interaction between the protagonist and the attendants is one of the highlights. It can be seen that the author has put a lot of thought into the design of the character's abilities. The overall rhythm is quite steady, and it is of the type that is gradually getting better.
The overall feeling is good. The plot advances logically, and the pace of the protagonist's growth and power development is well controlled, without any sense of sudden invincibility. It is one of the more reliable survival articles I have read recently.
It's very beautifully written.
The disadvantage is that even if I save the manuscript, I can also send the wrong chapter? It should have been Chapter 35 that was moved to Chapter 68. If someone hadn't reminded me of it, I would have felt that there was a big gap between Chapter 34 and Chapter 35.
On the whole, it's okay. It's quite interesting on TV, and the growth of the characters is remarkable. But there is one drawback. It's that the events happen too suddenly, and the twists are rather abrupt. Sometimes I don't even realize how this happened, and he just goes on. I think the details here can be refined and written more.
Suddenly a 67-page card came out, and the others are okay and can be read.
The setting is quite interesting, especially the core idea of "creating servants", which makes the process of survival and development less monotonous. The interaction between the protagonist and the attendants is one of the highlights. It can be seen that the author has put a lot of thought into the design of the character's abilities. The overall rhythm is quite steady, and it is of the type that is gradually getting better.
The overall feeling is good. The plot advances logically, and the pace of the protagonist's growth and power development is well controlled, without any sense of sudden invincibility. It is one of the more reliable survival articles I have read recently.
It's very beautifully written.
The disadvantage is that even if I save the manuscript, I can also send the wrong chapter? It should have been Chapter 35 that was moved to Chapter 68. If someone hadn't reminded me of it, I would have felt that there was a big gap between Chapter 34 and Chapter 35.
On the whole, it's okay. It's quite interesting on TV, and the growth of the characters is remarkable. But there is one drawback. It's that the events happen too suddenly, and the twists are rather abrupt. Sometimes I don't even realize how this happened, and he just goes on. I think the details here can be refined and written more.
Suddenly a 67-page card came out, and the others are okay and can be read.