Everyone transmigrates to another world to fight for survival. While everyone else struggles, Su Rong discovers he has no golden finger, no System rewards, just a reasonably healthy body, a dilapidated starter cabin with leaks in its walls, and a mist-shrouded forest full of dangers.
But he quickly regains his composure.
While others chop trees for all they're worth, he boils water with bamboo and trades it.
While others fight over prey, he focuses on upgrading his shelter.
He trusts his powers of observation, his calculations, and his ever-vigilant caution.
“This world has no miracles,” Su Rong says, tightening his grip on his homemade bamboo spear as he looks at the thick fog billowing outside. “But I can make my own rules for survival.”
Keywords: Everyone Transmigrates | No Golden Finger | Strategic Growth | Survival Through Building
It is a highlight to write a log cabin survival story with certain characteristics. The magic system accounts for a large proportion and is not just magic props or animals and plants, but includes personal spellcasting and alchemy. The character design of the protagonist who works alone but is not afraid to share beneficial survival information to the top survival circles in a cautious and limited manner is also quite good. However, as a survival story, the transition to "survival" at the beginning is a little too fast, and the bamboo that is the title of the book quickly fades out of the plot after three or four chapters. (The overall rating is 4.5-5★, +1★ Encourages authors who write non-Invincible Long Aotian survival articles)
It looks good, the kind without plug-ins. The protagonist just has perseverance, intelligence and a little bit of luck (maybe the European Emperor is the big one) However, there are so many things to learn about magic, medicine, alchemy, runes, planting, etc. That I feel a little tired.
It's okay. The content of the book is good, but the pronouns are sometimes quite confusing. The name of the protagonist (it's true that the title "protagonist" appears in the text), me, and the protagonist appear in confusion. The author is inactive and the name is a bunch of numbers. I doubt whether this book was written by AI, but the content is indeed okay.
In the environment of Tomato, this book is generally just a book, and the overall effect seems rather heavy. I would like to add some special character to the protagonist, which will make the whole book more vivid. Without further ado, 5 stars! I hope the author will work hard and have more exciting plots
It's a pretty average book, so far it doesn't have any poisonous points.
The content is okay, maybe because there are few comments, the reading is not interrupted much, and the whole journey is quite smooth. 🤔 It's just that it didn't fly when I could have enjoyed it. It's a bit of a pity, but I can accept it if I get through it smoothly.
I can read it, but rather than speaking to ordinary people, I would rather call this book the rise of a genius.
This book is such a pity, it is quite well written but has little traffic. Survival-related articles about Fa Ye are completely irresistible.
A pretty good book worth reading [OK]
A good book