The Planet Explodes, and Everyone Owes a Debt to Survive
星球爆炸，全球人负债求生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 727k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
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Interesting new story, I'll bookmark it. I like the setting that there are only 100 people in this area, and the emergence of a guide from the Lawful Faction, so the atmosphere of the community is very normal and harmonious at the beginning, which is very comfortable to read.
In Tomato's opinion, this book is quite well written, and it clearly explains why humans time travel. The protagonist is not the kind of person who defies fate or starts by monopolizing water. Furthermore, there was no inexplicable conflict in the area where the protagonist was located, and the protagonist did not inexplicably attract hatred and start fighting.
This is great; I read it with great enjoyment, not missing a single chapter. The way the debtors cooperate, pooling their resources to overcome obstacles, interrupting the accumulation of negative effects, and snowballing their gains is truly captivating. The survival process itself is also very interesting, and I'm really looking forward to seeing what new mechanics will emerge.
The premise is alright; it's not a dark story. There are positive characters promoting unity, and after reading a few chapters, I even felt a sense of sanctity—even the debt collectors seemed somewhat holy. In my mind, debt collection is usually quite dark, but here, completing a task earns one interest coin, and submitting it earns another—a double benefit.
It's rare to see a survival game with such a peaceful atmosphere, minimal hostility in the comments, and strong internal unity. Keep up the good work, author, and don't let it fizzle out.
Planet explodes, everyone works to pay off interest, a 100-person group chat helps each other—it's not a traditional scheming, backstabbing story, nor is it a typical ensemble piece. Yet, it's told from the protagonist's perspective, making the characters very realistic. Crucially, this kind of setting is very appealing.
A very good ensemble piece. The entire community is transported to another world to pay off their debts. The people in the region are united and there is no backstabbing or mockery when someone is injured. Everyone helps each other and does their best to survive.
They appear united, like a group of modern people huddled together for warmth, having abandoned modern civilization and technology. To be honest, they are really inferior to primitive tribes. It feels like a group of monkeys that have obtained the system. They rely on gathering resources in the wild for survival. They don't produce their own food and buy it from the store.
It's a decent team-building story, but the main character's presence is a bit weak. The tiger doesn't showcase its main strengths, and information isn't shared promptly, giving the impression of the protagonist hiding their abilities. Overall, it's pretty good; I'd give it a 9 out of 10.
Excellent! The biggest highlight of this book is that all the main characters are in debt, and the atmosphere within their team is fantastic—everyone helps each other. Furthermore, being in debt is highly advantageous, offering benefits in many ways, though the main issue is paying off the debt. 😏 I'll put a cat picture below~ ヾ`. ､`フ (,`'´ヽ､､ﾂﾞ (ヽV' `''ﾞつ ,ゝ⌒`y''' ((´^ヽこつ (ノ