People's Weird Navigation: the System Insists That I Am a Ship

It looks very special. The protagonist is both a human and a boat without a hull. It is also stranded in deep water and high durable shoals. Fortunately, there are bugs [laughing] [laughing] It's beautiful, but the rating is low. I have another book on my bookshelf that I can read every day. It is very distinctive and will not be confused with other books, because the protagonist has the characteristics of a ship and a human body. It is so memorable [laughs] [laughs]

It's okay, there are a few poisonous spots, and all the treasure chests cannot be opened; although it is relatively invincible, it has lost its respect for the ocean; in addition, after opening the first treasure box, the protagonist has never been seen looking for treasure chests in the sea again; I feel that the value of the treasure chest is not enough, and the classic unlucky protagonist has a lucky heroine. But if you ignore these, there is still something interesting about the golden finger on the ship. In addition, this article has more copies than similar articles. The islands encountered along the route are all copies.

It's very beautiful, but the score is low. I think it's okay to go up to nine points. The author should be a Blizzard player. There are shadows of Blizzard in many places, such as Templar and Lilia. The prototype should be Orphea from the Heroes of the Storm Nexus.

Maybe it's because I have high poison resistance, but I don't feel like I have any poison points, and the subject matter is quite novel.

There are a few nerve manipulations at the beginning, but overall it's okay. Mainly, there are relatively few novels of this type. Please give me some encouragement!

Well, what about the author? This book is a bit familiar. You can write a 1.8 Million chapter first and show it to me. So that I can watch it to my heart's content... No, just observe carefully.

Original text: But he didn't notice that at the moment when his mind left, the mysterious box in the treasure collection room suddenly moved. I don't want there to be conspiracy theories, I just hope that the protagonist and these people simply traveled through time, and I also hope that this box was formed naturally and has nothing to do with anyone or anything. I don't want the protagonist to be stared at by anyone or anything, nor do I want the protagonist to be reincarnated or have any past lives. I just want to travel with these things. I don't want the protagonist to be a kind of holy mother, or take in some kind of little brother. Why are these people written as if they are veteran players? Especially this graduate student and Shunfeng Er, it's like it's not their first time entering the game. After watching some of them later, it's really true. This is so disgusting. Deducted 2 stars. Original text: "Nonsense, only fools believe it! Do you know how dangerous body diving is?" "Is it dangerous? Why can't I feel it?" [Whether others believe it or not, but the protagonist just tells others his secret, he will lose 1 star] It was a pity that I finally found one that I could watch.

It's a very well written book, but I don't know why it's not rated highly. There are no vulgar pornography or boring gags, just pure stories.

As long as the poison resistance is higher, it is still very interesting. That is why this cool article didn't leave the novice village in Chapter 180 [face covering] And as for the heroine, it should be a doll (two fools belong to it) and there is no ambiguous link. Of course, if you are more sensitive, you may think it is all ambiguous. Anyway, I treat it as an ordinary crew member (because there is no third-rate description, flirting and showing off, emmm, there is a sense of teasing, if you can't feel it, just ignore it) Generally speaking, if you have a higher poison resistance, you can watch it. You can watch this thing without a female protagonist. There is no need to watch it if you want to read the Lone Wolf novel (by the way, you probably don't want to read this kind of survival plus navigation template).

Five-star support, I haven't seen any big scenes yet, but the foundation of four-star is there, and there are no bad points at the moment. It's not just a copy of the same routine, it has its own characteristics and path, it's pretty good, it's a great book with potential, and the subject matter is also funny. The writing is not broken yet. It's slightly influenced by the seniors, so it's not a big problem. Can taste

Looking back, it was only around seven o'clock. It was very interesting, with a good sense of humor, and the main character was basically a character who had not suffered much loss in strength during the break. He was not an impersonal and cold-blooded person. The world view was not a conventional system survival template. There were many unique features. For example, the game system here was not even the most powerful and all-powerful one.

It's a good read. I rarely read this kind of national voyage. This is also a novel that I am willing to read. The setting is relatively new to me, the writing is also good, the plot is smooth, and I support it [like]

I think it's pretty good. It's evenly matched in one breath, and there's nothing bad about it. I saw a lot of reviews saying it was very low. I don't think it's overwhelming. The protagonist has a smooth journey. Lilia and the protagonist are also quite natural and silly. There's no vulgar plot. The plot is quite funny. I recommend everyone to read it [full]

Overall it's okay, there aren't any big problems with the plot and characters so far. But there is a section in the middle where the protagonist is unable to move for forty or fifty consecutive chapters. Originally it only took 12 hours to come out, but another drawing came up halfway and it added 24 hours. It feels like the protagonist is going to die in the coffin. I felt particularly frustrated watching this episode. It was originally worthy of five stars, but this section is downgraded to one star. But everything else is fine. Although this subject matter has become popular, the world view he constructed is not so boring. Although the plot has always been quite compact, its growth rate is slow. And judging from the current world view, the road to promotion is still long. It shouldn't be over in the short term, so don't worry.

Chapter 29 feels pretty good so far. Originally, the score was only as low as 6.9, So I was already prepared to be extremely poisonous. As a result, I feel okay so far. It hasn't poisoned me yet. At the moment, it feels like it's quite normal, a survival story, the setting is quite novel, and nothing else is special. Why is the score so low? Look again After reading the comments on Chapter 29, I feel that there is some truth to the dissatisfaction with overpowering the battle force. I took a look at the introduction and marked it as a cool article. No wonder he was scolded. There's also a treasure chest there. But in my impression, it was indeed not opened at the beginning, but later in the newcomer copy, the puppet crew was very lucky to open the treasure chest, and the protagonist complained about it. He said that he had opened so many treasure chests before, but nothing came out, only a bunch of shell coins. (Not opening anything means bad luck.) Doesn't this mean that all the previous treasure chests have been opened? Why do you say he won't open it? I have to say that I didn't read the introduction carefully, I just clicked on it casually from Shuhuang, and I didn't realize it was a cool article at first. If you want to read truly exciting articles, you'd better quit. But if you are just short of books and looking for a novel survival novel to read, then this one is okay. You can try it. Look at a few pictures and decide that they don't work, then return them.

The protagonist's ship is specialized in psychological medicine. What I mean is that you can be diagnosed with depression if you don't laugh while playing [laughter]

It's okay, but it's a bit overwhelming. Lilia is lucky and gets good things every time she draws. However, because the protagonist wants to prove that he is not a non-chief, he doesn't let Lilia come to draw. He insists on giving Lilia the last time. The pressure is too harsh.

How to put it, first of all, I feel like this. Let me first state that I am not a professional reviewer. Secondly, I ate fried sausage with green peppers at night. And then this book gave me a very strange feeling. As for what it felt like, I can only say so much. All in all, all in all, this novel is very well written. As I said at the beginning, I am not very professional, so I will leave the review here.

The books with normal intelligence that Tomato has seen so far are similar to this kind of boat, fish, and shelter book. Everything else looks like it was written by a technical secondary school student. What I mean by normal intelligence is the superficial self-consistency of logic, not the divine and human aspect. The rest are rootless water and sourceless wood, and you don't know what you are looking at. Not to mention some pure gods

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The rating is much lower than I expected, because what I have read so far is quite good. There are still quite a few minor problems, but nothing major. In addition, I found that there are very few reviews of this book. Is it because the author controls the reviews or something? [What]

It looks good so far, the logic is normal, and there are no evil points.

It looks pretty good so far. It can be used as a meal replacement for the terrifying voyage. I hope the author will continue to work hard and write more interesting plots. The part about the temple test was really boring and a bit stupid to be honest.

The world view setting is novel, the writing is okay, there is nothing poisonous and it doesn't overwhelm the combat effectiveness. I'll give it a B+.

The worldview is well constructed. There are not many characters but their personalities are obvious. The plot is okay. I don't like articles that use accidents to manipulate the fate of the protagonist. It's too obvious. The protagonist's skills are good, but the protagonist's resources are always stuck and the protagonist's development time is shortened. I have to complain that the protagonist has super strength. Although his speed is limited, he has a portable warehouse and an empty crew room where he can use spears and harpoons to shoot, which is much easier to use than the protagonist's skills!

The genre of brainless cool articles is generally very creative. It is a good work with creativity and interesting points. However, the explanations of various types are a bit far-fetched. But as mentioned before, this is a brainless cool article with no logic and relies entirely on making up. But overall it is good. The update speed is too slow.

It is an adventure novel about the strange deep sea. When I first saw the gamification, I thought it was some kind of unlimited flow copy. After reading it, I realized that this different game only digitizes and provides the main line. The core is to explore and understand the history and secrets of the island so as to collect treasures. It is well written in terms of adventure.

The nautical novel is very well written. The plot development is clear and clear. It is a refreshing novel, but it is not boring. As long as it is developed according to the stages and written to the end, I think it is a very good novel.

The subject matter is particularly novel, there are very few independent worldviews that are relatively complete, and the writing is very good.