Hello Comrade! You Have Entered the Primary Survival Area

After more than ten years of development, survival writing has finally begun to iterate. Finally, from chopping down trees with an ax to finding a dog, to chatting with a girl to seek revenge, this is the centerpiece of the routine.

Finally I saw an organized group article. In other collective novels, everyone except the protagonist is a human machine without thinking. They can't do anything except the protagonist. And the establishment of an organizational branch really hit home for me. People just didn't come forward and were really willing to continue.

In the context of the current Internet literature that generally advocates personal heroism and the proliferation of lone wolf novels, this book is undoubtedly a breath of fresh air. It takes "ocean + survival + large collective collaboration" as its core, profoundly interprets the truth that "the reason why human beings are human is groups and bonds", and shows us a magnificent picture of collectivist survival. At the beginning of the novel, human beings descend into an ocean world without islands and land. Each person has only one canoe. In the desperate situation, the surviving humans quickly unite, from cautious contact to collective alliance, vividly reproducing the survival instinct of "hug together for warmth" and the institutional advantage of "concentrating strength to do big things". The protagonist Chen Zhi relies on his only sexual ability to grow into the "sharpest spear" to open up new territories. However, he is always a member of the group, not a lone hero who dominates the group. This setting is both logical and powerful. The iteration of the work in the vehicle era, from rafts to fuel ships, is not only an advancement in technology, but also a sublimation of collective collaboration capabilities. It tells us that in extreme environments, only through unity, division of labor and cooperation can we break through the limits of survival and move towards the rejuvenation of civilization. This is not only a science fiction novel, but also a vivid educational lesson on collectivism, which is worth pondering for every reader.

Among the cookie-cutter survival stories, there is finally an outlier, an outlier who breaks the rules. Most survival stories completely block the country and the military, and are full of unreasonable and stereotyped routines. This article is not influenced by cliches at all. I hope to see more articles of this type.

Give full play to the collective advantages, while also focusing on personal development, describing excellent characters, and the characters are full and full of emotions. The details can also be polished to balance the proportion of the protagonist's plot and the collective plot.

The theory is solid, the rhythm is normal, and it breaks away from the traditional harem routine of the Dragon King Overlord. This data is all caused by those few bad reviews. Don't let me read you guys, because the book has been idle for two days because of you trolls or inappropriate brains [smile][smile]

The setting is quite creative and a bit novel, something like this is rarely seen. But the plot is slow and the pace is slow (very slow There are some weird plots, but I can't describe them, it's a bit realistic but not very realistic. The plot is a bit mediocre, not that exciting. It's not mindless, and it's indifferent to people watching. In fact, I don't have any memory at the end. I feel like the plot is like water, flowing in from the left ear and out the right ear, including the main point of view at the beginning. I still have some memories from the early stage, but I don't seem to have seen it until the later stage.

I rarely write book reviews, but this book is so wonderful. The author's writing style is not amazing, but his simple and solid style is also eye-catching. The pace of this book is neither too fast nor too slow, and it is very enjoyable to read. The timeline and overall rhythm are controlled in a state that is neither slow nor too hasty. As a group portrait article, not every character is very three-dimensional, but the portrayal of important characters and events is very three-dimensional and vivid. The overall quality is a big cup, and it can be regarded as a breath of fresh air in Tomato.

After a preliminary look, it's actually okay. The data is quite rigorous and well-founded. Most importantly, it's quite novel. Those who are used to seeing intrigues and lone wolf development in the apocalypse can read it. This book focuses more on official power, teamwork, and online IQ. It's not brainless. It's quite acceptable. Although the process is a bit idealistic, it's not bad. [Eat melon] [eat melon] [eat melon] If you are used to reading traditional survival articles, you can read this one [Like][Like][Like]

I feel pretty good about this book so far. It is considered a relatively high-quality book on the Tomato platform. It is also one of the few books that pays attention to the grand narrative of collectivism. The handling between individuals and organizations is pretty good.

It feels good to watch. I read this story mainly for collective survival. The overall plot seems to be relatively dull at present, but there are also bright spots. It can be seen that the author has done a lot of work to rationalize the role of the characters in the group, which is good. The story has just begun now, and the collective has just begun to gather. I believe that the author will write down many available storylines later. The disadvantage is that in the early stage, the difficulty of survival is reduced for the survival of ordinary people, resulting in a lack of survival feeling. You can increase the danger every 10 days and use slowly increasing pressure to increase the cohesion of the team. It is best to make people feel the power of the team and also add some stories and excitement. Each person's ability setting is a point that can be explored. I hope that upgrading vehicles will not be the only way to enhance, giving everyone the possibility to become stronger. I have been reading novels for 15 years. In novels, it is difficult for the protagonist to be powerful alone to satisfy my pleasure. What I pursue now is that a group of people can become stronger together with the protagonist. When I read survival novels, I like to put myself in the perspective of ordinary characters in the protagonist group to view the good and bad of the story setting. People are never a stereotyped individual. I hope this sense of reality can also be seen in the book, so that readers can become more involved.

A book that is basically in line with Chinese collectivism. The role of the male protagonist is more specific. All the plans formulated by the party committee are very pragmatic and effective. They adhere to the concept of unity, cooperation and protection of the people. Faced with the humanitarian crisis of slavery caused by the moral decline in another region, they have managed to hand over the decision-making power to the oppressed compatriots and kill decisively. More emphasis is placed on communal sharing than individualism. (The main domain committee meets the ideal state)

Four stars are all given to the subject matter. The subject matter is acceptable and it will look great once it is written. Why not mention other things, because this article is obviously written by AI, at least it uses AI as an assistant. People who have chatted with AI a lot should be able to tell that it was okay at the beginning, but starting from chapter 40, there is too little human touch. It is obviously written by AI and then processed. I hope there will be other authors writing this kind of follow-up.

It is good-looking, team-oriented, and collectivistic. It is the first of its kind in the survival genre. The author writes every point in a well-founded and thoughtful way. It will not make people feel that the protagonist is aggrieved when he joins a large group, because the large group really does a lot for everyone. This is a two-way journey, and the author writes this feeling. But I only saw the previous part about survival, forming a team, and finding the center point. After reaching the center point, I formed a team and sailed out to explore, which was a bit uninteresting in reading, so I paused it.

Be unique! The type of the author's book is unique in all Tomatoes. There is no protagonist who has very awesome abilities, and then begins to gradually realize his ambition until he rules the world. Although the protagonist of this book is still very capable, the main body of this book is still about human cooperation and mutual assistance in disaster situations. It focuses on the group and focuses on the protagonist. And the plot is also very good and could be faster, although I know it is already very fast.

I used to read four or five mindless novels, but now I calm down and read a novel with some depth, which feels good. However, it is indeed dull, the pace is slow, and it is still very interesting to watch slowly. This is a civilized survival text in the true sense, rather than other personal pleasure texts that focus on survival and unparalleled success. Five stars.

I have to say that this is one of the best articles that combines socialism and raft survival games. Both girls and boys can read it. The audience of this book is similar to the ordinary world, that is, all readers. Society is made up of both sexes, and they both play half the role. The author handled it very well, and it is forbidden to provoke confrontation in this article (I just read some paragraphs and the comments made me angry [face covering]

Full marks, must be full marks. The rhythm is so good that it avoids many poisonous points. Although many of them are ideal situations, the plot development can convince me to understand your development direction. Moreover, it is very powerful in making the plot stable and smooth without overpowering the male protagonist at all. Of course, some people who only recognize the male protagonist as king and hegemon are not suitable for this book.

It is very, very rare to see a survival story that is developed from the perspective of cooperation and win-win with the core values of socialism. It is not a small team-style cooperative survival story where several protagonists fight for survival. It fully reflects the superiority of a collective organization (but it is also a bit idealistic). It turns the chicken battle royale into a joint creation of a better future. The halo of the protagonist in the early stage is relatively weak, and it should become more and more important in the later stage, but currently only A country has emerged, and I don't know what will happen in the future. I hope that the world view will be bigger. What is more puzzling is why some more professional scientists, academicians, or other figures with organizational capabilities (higher levels) have not appeared (and if they appear, will there be conflicts (in terms of rights))? If they have not arrived due to age, what about the military group? I feel very little... In short, I see that it is not too poisonous now. The character creation is not a diode. You can take a look and look forward to the follow-up plot.

A rare good book on collectivism, highly recommended! Fear is human instinct, courage is the hymn of human beings! ! !

It's a good-looking, group-portrait story. The protagonist is only the pinnacle of combat power, responsible for expanding territory, while logistics, management, production, research and development, etc. All have their own "protagonists". It's very good-looking, not brainless throughout, and has strong collectivism [Cool] The three views are very righteous, not the Holy Mother, not evil, the diversity of people is written, each small world will have its own development, good or bad [Blow kiss] I read Chapter 182 in one go, it's a great read [Adored]

It's actually quite interesting to watch. It's not the kind of purely cool writing just for the sake of having fun. It also develops slowly. Haven't you seen the introduction of their talents? He upgraded along the era. He only drew two good items at the beginning, and the rest were all original items. Then as the era went up, he immediately drew good items. They are very good-looking. Don't be misled by those low ratings.

I just finished reading this book. It's too thin. I'm a bit uninterested in reading other books at the moment. It's a rare piece of thin rice. It doesn't have the prevalence of individual heroism in most survival novels, but collectivism. The author's writing style is also very good, the overall structure is complete, and the character creation is also quite good. It would be great if it could be made into a movie, then I can enjoy it again.

Compared with other "National Survival" novels, it can be said to be a revolutionary novel. It is also the first time that the author has broken away from the old routine of the protagonist, the Dragon King, opening a harem to survive alone and is invincible, and truly puts the people first; the author's ideas are also very clear, and the description of social contradictions , as well as various details of the development, are also very well written; especially the part about liberating the slave area, what I didn't expect was that the protagonist did not use pure force to solve the problem. The real solution to the problem was the input of sufficient resources and the systematic disintegration of the enemy. I hope this kind of good book will not be buried. Although it is a bit slow overall, it is still highly recommended! This book is absolutely fine in Tomato; and those who have low scores, don't let me turn the page to you, or I will make you fly! ! ! [Cool]

Emm, if you like reading cool stories and watching the protagonist, you can go out and turn left. First of all, this is a very orthodox group portrait development article. There is no specific protagonist. Each character has its own description and its own characteristics. There are many official words, which may be a bit uncomfortable for younger people, but the overall evaluation is still relatively good. Some minor points in the middle can be ignored. I encourage you to give it five stars. The actual score should be around 8-9. The description of human nature is still too positive and unrealistic, and the collectivist article on Tomato is still a bit too out of line.

This book is the best novel I have ever read on Tomato. It has rigorous data, three-dimensional perspective, and is also very realistic and interesting. In terms of setting and discussion content, I feel that it has created a new genre. It tells Chinese stories through small world plots and reflects the superiority of development. As long as it is successfully completed, this book can become a top Tomato on the level of Two-Way Foil and Doomsday Plan Supplier.

This book is a true group portrait article. I have recorded more than 40 important people now. Every sea area is a possibility, which also indirectly illustrates the importance of organization. At the same time, the author must be very careful, and the details of the departments, positions, processes, etc. Are impeccable. But you also need to master the rhythm. For example, 293474 Sea Area is too long. Come on, author [like][like][like] There is also a group, everyone is welcome to discuss together

It's a little bit toxic, but it has its flaws. Currently, it feels like a breath of fresh air among Tomato's survival stories. It's not like Tomato's other survival stories where the protagonist and the protagonist's team are described as particularly selfish, and everyone except the protagonist is a fool. And the writing is quite in-depth. Generally speaking, as long as the author does not give up and make mistakes, I feel that it can reach 9.1 Or 9.2. I hope that the author can write better and better in the future. In today's survival literature market, it is difficult to find a book describing collectivism.

This is the first time I have read a novel about teamwork. It is indeed quite good. It mainly focuses on strategic cooperation and win-win. However, his golden finger ability seems to be beyond the weapons of the current era. In fact, it is just a land arsenal. I feel that there are too few types of general weapons. I like some of the teamwork plots in this book more. It is indeed quite good, but a bit short, haha

There are thousands of copies of "Lone Wolf Survival", but this is the first copy of "Uniting the People". This book vividly describes the power of collectivism and unity. Although some of the descriptions are too idealistic, unrealistic, and divorced from reality, it is still a good ocean survival book.