Ocean Survival: A 155Mm Howitzer from the Start
海洋求生：开局155加榴炮
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- 1.5M Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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- Hello, Comrade! You've Entered the Beginner Survival Zone你好同志！您已进入初级求生区Alternate title on Fanqie
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After more than a decade of development, survival stories have finally begun to evolve, moving beyond the classic tropes of chopping down trees with an axe to find a dog, chatting with girls to seek revenge, and finally breaking free from the old, well-trodden formulas.
Finally, I've seen a story with an organized group dynamic. In other group stories, everyone except the protagonist is a mindless android who can't do anything; the only thing the protagonist does is contribute. And the idea of establishing an organization branch really resonated with me; everyone is willing to step forward and sacrifice themselves, even if they don't take the lead.
In a climate where online literature predominantly glorifies individual heroism and is rife with lone-wolf escapades, this book stands out as a breath of fresh air. Centered on the themes of "ocean + survival + collective cooperation," it profoundly interprets the truth that "what makes us human is our community and our bonds," presenting a magnificent panorama of collectivist survival.
In a sea of formulaic survival stories, a unique exception has finally emerged—a story that breaks the mold. Most survival stories completely omit the presence of nations and armies, filled with many illogical and stereotypical tropes. This story, however, is entirely unaffected by these tropes. Hopefully, we'll see more stories of this type.
It fully leverages collective strengths while also emphasizing individual development. The characters are well-developed, well-rounded, and emotionally resonant. However, some polishing could be done on the details to better balance the proportion of main character storylines with those of the collective.
The premise is quite creative and novel; you rarely see this kind of thing. However, the plot is rather slow-paced (very slow). There are some strange plot points, but I can't quite put my finger on them. It's a plot that's both realistic and somewhat unrealistic, and it's rather bland.
The theory is solid, the pacing is normal, and it breaks away from the traditional trope of a powerful overlord with a harem. This data is all thanks to those few negative reviews. Don't let me see any of you guys; I was bored for two days because of a few paid trolls or people with questionable judgment. 🙂🙂
I rarely write book reviews, but this book is truly exceptional. While the author's writing style isn't particularly striking, its simple yet solid approach is refreshing. The pacing is just right, making it very engaging, with the timeline and overall rhythm handled flawlessly, neither dragging nor rushing.
This book largely aligns with Chinese collectivism. The protagonist's role is quite concrete; the various plans formulated by the Party Committee are pragmatic and effective, upholding the principles of unity and cooperation and protecting the people.
At first glance, it's actually quite good. The data is relatively rigorous and well-reasoned. Most importantly, it's quite novel. Those who are used to the backstabbing and lone-wolf survival stories in post-apocalyptic tales might find this a good read. This one focuses more on official forces, teamwork, and intelligent characters, avoiding mindless plots.