(The rating just came out, but it'll go up.) [National Destiny Survival + Livestreaming + Wilderness Survival + No Female Lead + Ruthless Protagonist]
Blue Star's resources are nearly depleted, and conflicts are erupting among the great powers.
A national destiny survival game emerges. Each country draws one hundred chosen contestants to take part, and resources they obtain have a chance of being returned a millionfold.
The contestants' performance directly determines whether their countries live or die.
The United States draws survival expert Bear Grylls, a master of survival skills with extensive experience.
Japan draws karate expert Ailu Guan Zhi, a formidable fighter.
Most of the contestants drawn by the Dragon Kingdom are ordinary people, leaving its overall strength inferior to other countries. Fang Yuan, meanwhile, is a fragile college student.
Mockery! Confusion! Despair! They engulf the entire Dragon Kingdom.
Fang Yuan says nothing. He only glances at his Divine Hint System.
“Special forces, survival experts? Watch me refine you all in an instant.”
There's nothing wrong with giving yourself five stars, right?
It has been tied, I feel pretty good, there are no bad points, and the plot is smooth. What I personally like the most are: 1. The survival of the country does not depend on the protagonist alone, but on the collective efforts. Moreover, the protagonist is not completely invincible. Competition only provides motivation. 2. Normal people still make up the majority of barrage posts. There are some talented people who have written small paragraphs, but they were quickly sanctioned. They are very comfortable to watch. 3. Then there is the protagonist's character, which is also very exciting. It's not like a virgin, it's very touching, and it has the potential to be a black-hearted boss. 4. The author also generates pictures by himself. This is the first time I have seen such a self-conscious author. But there are some places where I personally think it could be better. There are typos and omissions in some places, but the impact is not big. You can read it 👍
It's okay, there aren't any big bad points, the plot is smooth, and it's pretty good among national destiny survival stories.
There's nothing toxic about it, I feel good about myself
It's tied, so far it's okay
Not bad, quite interesting
It's okay. In addition to the protagonist, other domestic players are also very strong. It's not all about the protagonist.
Five-star praise, very beautiful, very good
There are some flaws in details but overall it's okay.
I hope the Dragon Kingdom players will meet up soon, come on, come on