[Survival + Natural Disasters + No Romance + Shelter + Skill Copying]
Countless people transmigrate to another world at the same time. Everyone starts with a small wooden cabin, and a survival game begins.
After Gong Yu awakens the skill-copying talent, he chooses a cleaver as his weapon. From then on, dried exotic beast meat hangs all over his cabin, and he never has to worry about going hungry again.
Everyone else: Terrifying exotic beasts roam everywhere.
Gong Yu: Delicious ingredients everywhere.
Eat your way to the top. Gourmet Gong Yu clears the game first and claims the number one spot on the leaderboard.
When the game levels up and strange creatures descend, nobody expects the top-ranked player to stick to his foodie ways and eat the uncanny creature's core, clearing the game!
Gong Yu returns to the real world, only to discover that the game has already invaded reality. Mutated beasts run rampant, zombies roam, terrifying fog descends, and strange creatures fall from cracks in the sky. The real fight to survive the apocalypse has only just begun...
It's good-looking, the setting is interesting, and the heroine is interesting. More scenes can be highlighted for women. Although the female lead is Chen Ke, she has very few scenes. He was robbed of experience by Song Ci in the early stage and later he was confused. The heroine actually agreed to him joining??? Those four black slaves who wanted to kill people and sell goods also joined 🙂 Are we really saying there is no one? It's better to let those plants and animals occupy a place. After all, it doesn't matter if they are not good people. This kind of binding to the heroine to never betray should also be able to do it. I don't mind it either. [Laughs awkwardly] Mysozoophiles can't stand this easily forgivable setting, unless they are written out and their usefulness is squeezed out, and there can be more interactions between animals and plants.
The ratio of women to men is a little bad, but other things are pretty good and pretty.
It's okay, I can read it, it's one of the best new books I've seen recently, but the writing still needs some practice, but it's acceptable for novice authors.
It looks great. I love you. See you tomorrow, old Gong.