
Survival: From a Small Raft to a Massive Island
求生:从小木板到超大海岛
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 522k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Survival Stories, Including but Not Limited to Ocean, Floating Islands, Fog, Wilderness, and the Apocalypse
I’m looking for a survival novel, definitely with a heroine. A System is optional. I’d prefer multiple female leads, but one is fine too. No flirtatious nonsense, whether it’s about superpowers, riddles, or a modern CEO. The protagonist should focus on their career. Please, no naive, childish stories, little tomato readers 🥺
Feel-Good Power Fantasy, Strong Female Lead, No Doormat, No Romance
Any good feel-good power fantasy novels? Please, please! ♡(ŐωŐ人)
Looking for Survival Game Novels (Nothing Too Over-the-Top, Fast-Paced, or Cheat-Focused)
I want to read books similar to “The Bawang Flower, the Little Contrarian, and My Sparkling Invincibility.” I want to see the female lead stockpile supplies step by step. She should not build a house and acquire tons of things all in a single day right from the start. No brainless golden finger. Is there romance?
Trying to Find a Masterpiece With a Strong Female Lead and No Romance on Tomato Novel. Hilarious, You’ll Never Find One
I'd like to read something like She Was Getting Sick of This. Can female-led, no-CP stories get any more ridiculous? Either they cram random one-sided crushes into a no-CP story, making everything ambiguous, or it's mindless wish fulfillment that assumes we have no brains. Or they can't even deliver the wish fulfillment...
Looking for Female-Oriented Survival Stories: Highways, Islands, Trains, Nebulas...
Female-oriented stories about surviving in an apocalypse, in all kinds of settings. Stories about a strong female lead surviving in a wasteland are welcome too. Male leads are optional.
Looking for Top-Tier Survival Novels: Rafts, Deserted Islands, Sky Islands, Anything Goes
Survival Stories: Islands, Oceans, Sky Islands, Cabins, and Rafts
Looking for books like *Surviving on an Icebound Sea: I Chat with Everything to Gather Intel*. Islands, floating islands, deep sea, rafts, cabins. It's so hard to find books like these, and no one looks at the topic posts.
Female-Oriented Wilderness Survival or Ocean Survival, Looking for High Quality
No saintly white-lotus heroines. No saintly white-lotus heroines. No saintly white-lotus heroines. Repeating important things three times.
BL, Infrastructure Building, Surviving at Sea, Upgrading a Wooden House
Looking for a dual-male-lead story about building a civilization, surviving, growing stronger, and leveling up, like surviving at sea and upgrading a wooden hut.
Survival: Islands, Sky Islands, Rafts, and Sandboxes. No Horror Games
No female lead, or at least none in the early chapters. Please don't recommend that book where everything falls from the sky onto an empty island; I've already finished it.
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The subject matter is quite special, and unlike other survival stories, the paper man is part of the heroine, and it doesn't grab a lot of attention. The main thing is that the heroine is strong, and the writing is okay. Overall, it is highly recommended [Adoration]
This book deserves five stars. The plot is tense and exciting, with ups and downs. It makes people become involved in it and finish watching it in one breath. As for shortcomings, there are none. But for the public, the social character of the heroine is a bit inappropriate. Perhaps the biggest and most discouraging thing is that in the first 150 chapters, for example, the heroine made 10 transactions with others, and at least five of them were passive losses. So it will appear unhappy. (But to be honest, the heroine's personality is very much in line with social fears. She doesn't like to communicate, argue with others, or bargain excessively.) Except for the above shortcomings that are very inconsistent with public aesthetics, there is nothing else. On the contrary, it is well written and very innovative. It can be said that the entire article is mainly to promote truth, goodness and beauty, and the heroine is the core of it. Anyway, cheers, author! (ง •̀_•́)ง Judging from the progress of the plot, it should be almost over. (Actually, it can be seen from the character of the heroine that the author himself must be very socially anxious, otherwise he would not have written such a vivid heroine [laughs].) The author is also a very kind person.
Not bad, the setting is interesting, and there are no big problems with the writing and content. I saw the updated content. I don't think there's anything wrong with it. Here are some things that I think might be confusing, so you can sort them out on your own: 1. Prices are a bit confusing. Sometimes the planks of the ship are valuable and sometimes they are cheap😳😳😳 2. The current gang of villains should have only been dealt with one-third or one-half in the current more than 100 chapters. 3. The protagonist has a good temper, but some parts of the plot may be a bit frustrating, such as transactions and copies. Not a particularly cool type of writing 4. The protagonist has several friends he met in the game, who will help him when he meets them. I'm not the lone wolf type. I feel that the backgrounds of these people (including the protagonist) are all bitter melon types😳😳😳
The prices inside are quite confusing. Author, please take a look [shy]
It's okay, the paper man doesn't play much of a role in the later part, and a strange path appears inexplicably to become an NPC. Yes, the trial means that either the NPC will go to another planet to breed or disappear. Well, how should I put it, it's different from what I thought, but it's very innovative, but it feels like it's off topic.
This is my first time to write a book review. I used to finish reading it silently and then quit. But when I saw this article, there seemed to be no comments, so I came to Amway. It is super, super good, and I read it all in one night. The heroine does not have a strong golden finger. I look forward to seeing her grow step by step.
It looks good, but the ending is not clearly explained. The ending of those adults is not explained clearly, and why the paper people were taken away. They are also the heroine's family and friends. When the main god gave the heroine the power, I thought the heroine became the new main god.
The further you go, the better it gets. Although collecting supplies in the early stage may be a bit frustrating, the later stage is very shocking. The characters are not flat. Many people have a very three-dimensional character. The books are good and the authors are awesome.
The rhythm is 7 points, the heroine's golden finger is not big, and she will feel a little aggrieved, but I don't think it is poisonous. The plot is an 8. Except for the ending, which is a bit sloppy, the other chapters are passable. The character score is 6 points, which is quite satisfactory. The advantage lies in the large number of people. There are not only people, but also paper people and animals. Set at 6 points, there is basically nothing new in the world view of sea survival. Overall score of 7 points, overall it's pretty smooth and you can take a look.
It's very beautiful. I strongly urge you to update it when I can give you a bonus to update a few more pictures at once. Of course I know this is difficult. Mainly because it's really beautiful. I highly recommend it, okay? There is no cliché plot, you never know what the next chapter will be about.