
The Planet Explodes, and Everyone Owes a Debt to Survive
星球爆炸,全球人负债求生
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- Completed
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- 727k Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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- Unknown
- Updated
- 5mo ago
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Interesting new article, please code it. I like the setting that there are only 100 people in this area, and there are leaders from the lawful camp, so the atmosphere of the community is very normal and harmonious at the beginning, which makes people feel very comfortable to watch. Finally, it is not the kind of Ruozhi dark comment area that writes about neighbors hoarding food and me hoarding guns when the dark forest starts. In short, the chat channel is a plus. It is not brainless. The harmony is maintained by the group of friends spontaneously. It is also praised for blacklisting the troublemakers. Even most people in the real-world game community will hate those kind of hackers. Why do survival game articles always write about gangsters and shout out, and passersby respond to this kind of brainless plot...
In Tomato, this book is very well written, and it clearly explains why humans travel through time. The protagonist is not the kind who has bad luck, or sells water to monopolize the game at the beginning. Moreover, there are no inexplicable conflicts in the area where the protagonist is located, and the protagonist does not inexplicably attract hatred and fight.
This is a good read, and I couldn't stop reading it with gusto. I really like how the debtors combine their resources to work together to pass the level, interrupt the accumulation of negative effects, and accumulate snowballs. Moreover, the survival process itself is also very interesting, and I am very much looking forward to what new mechanisms will be introduced in the future. Now I have seen the second fragment of the era. This thing gives me a feeling that it is not like a high-end item that should appear at this stage... But the dungeon of the fragment of the era feels quite interesting. The content of the dungeon is very abstract at the moment, like telling a historical story. I hope it will be more interesting in the future. Will there be a group dungeon? I suddenly wanted to read a cooperative stream. I thought about this book when I came over to re-read it. I looked through the table of contents and felt that the most exciting part is almost over at [Chapter 68], so you can refer to it. It's such a pity. When I want to watch a collaboration stream, I think of this book first, and then the collaboration flavor is gone. By the way, the two-way blocking function designed in this article is really useful. If I don't read your messages, don't read mine either. Looking back on it, I feel that this story is not round enough, which is depressing. (Previous review) There are indeed group dungeons, but the rather simple perspective still favors the detached third perspective. At present, opening new maps and new characters feels like a brisk daily farming time. Because there is no intense challenge pressure, there is no cooperation I am looking forward to, but it is quite interesting to see new friends and new forces watching the farming. By Chapter 160, it feels closer to a group portrait novel From the follow-up to the ending, it is a bit boring to read, and some of the heavily written characters are not used at all. The story... Is finally complete, right? After seeing the fragments of the era moving towards the stars, the excitement is almost over. The new big map is boring.
The setting feels okay, and it's not a dark novel. There are positive characters to promote unity. After reading a few chapters, I actually felt a little bit holy. Even the debt collector gave me a holy feeling. Debt collection is a dark thing in my mind, but here you get one interest coin for completing the task, and another interest coin for submitting it. You eat two fish, and I don't understand why the debt collector is given interest coins when completing the task. It is speculated that the number of people is large, and the actual benefits submitted are greater than the total interest coins submitted and completed, which encourages more materials to be submitted. There is also interest currency. Interest currency is not a debt repayment currency. Interest currency is just the interest on debt.
Updated to Chapter 99. Survival games with such a peaceful atmosphere, non-hostile comments, and internal unity are too rare. Come on, author, don't cheat.
The planet explodes, everyone works to pay interest, and a group chat of 100 people helps each other. It is not a traditional intrigue or group show. At the same time, through the perspective of the protagonist, the character description is very real. The key is that this setting is very stylish. One problem is that the historical copy is really uninteresting, and I almost skip it when I see it. I got full marks before the release of History, but after reading a few chapters I just couldn't get into it.
It's a very good group portrait. All the people traveled to another world and embarked on the road to repay their debts. The people in the area were united and there was no intrigue, no one was injured and the crowd was ridiculing. Everyone helped each other and tried their best to survive.
It seems that they are united, a group of modern primitive people are hugging each other for warmth, abandoning modern civilization and technology. To be honest, they are really not as good as the primitive tribes. I feel like they are a group of monkeys who have obtained a systematic system. Their survival materials basically rely on gathering in the wild. They cannot produce food. They basically rely on buying food in the store. The tools are also simple hand-made. The protagonist can become a high-end craftsman with simple blacksmithing and manufacturing skills.
It's a good teamwork article, but the protagonist's presence is a bit low. Tiger didn't show his big characteristics, and the information exchange was not timely. It felt a bit hidden. Overall, it's pretty good. I support it. 9 Points.
Very good. The biggest highlight of this book is that the protagonists are all in debt, and the atmosphere in the team where the protagonists are in is very good. They all help each other, and debtors have a very high value, and they have some benefits in many aspects, but they still need to pay off their debts [laughter] I'll put a cat next to me~ ∧,, (,`'´ヽ、、ヅ (ヽv'`''゙つ ,ゝ ⌒`y'''´ ((´^ヽこつ ) ) (ノ