Voyage in the Fog: Until the End of the Devious Sea
诡雾迷航：直到诡海尽头
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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A story about road/train/raft/etc. Mobile survival, without any influence. It is best if the main character is a single or double player. Thank you!
Survival: Island, Sky Island, Raft, Sandbox. No Thriller Games
There is no heroine or there is no heroine in the early stage; don't push it if everything drops on an empty island, I've read it all
Ocean/elevator/space... as Long as It's About Survival.
National Time Travel + National Survival + Island, Fog, Cabin, Empty Island, Etc.
I would like to read a book like "Survival: Building a Shelter in the Fog". I've read it and am following it, save the post🥰🥰
Survival (Including but Not Limited to Ocean, Empty Island, Fog, Wilderness, Apocalypse)
I want to read a book like "It's so fierce, why is there an extra woman on the survival raft". It must be a survival type, and if there is a female protagonist, there must be a female protagonist. Multiple girls are better, single girls are also good. The system is optional.
Looking for Quality Survival Stories, Rafts, Desert Islands, Empty Islands, Whatever.
Dormitory/raft/ocean/wooden House/train Survival Story
I want to read a book similar to "National Survival: Obtaining the Only Talent at the Start".
In a Foggy World, Strange Things Are Rampant, and Humans Live on Ships
Similar to fog, sea and weird survival
There Is No Brainy Novel About National Survival. Reasonable Resources
I would like to read a book like "Survival: Fighting the Cold Snap from the Cabin".
A Book About Survival for All, Including Cabins/navigation/transportation. Thanks
I want to read a book similar to "Everyone's Voyage, I Start a Ghost Ship".
This is a world that is truly "growing", not a forced-together apocalyptic playground. What impresses me most is its persistence in "price". The superpower here is not a golden finger. Every promotion is accompanied by real loss: the caster loses his sense of taste, the heart whisperer has overloaded empathy, and the shadow hunter gradually loses his humanity. This setting returns power to its original place - not as a gift, but as a transaction. When Chen Mu exchanges his memory for abilities, and when Qin Yue struggles to remember that he was a soldier in the atomization, what we see is not the birth of a superhero, but the heavy price ordinary people pay to "survive" in desperate situations. In terms of character creation, Chen Mu's "guilt under the shell of pragmatism" is particularly realistic. He is not a natural leader, but an ordinary person who is forced to make decisions.
In fact, I can give it 5 stars. This book really inherits the original sense of despair of Cthulhu and the oppressive and suffocating text. However, it is this sense of despair of losing everything that makes this book not popular. Reading this book has a somewhat self-destructive tendency. At the beginning of this book, the reader will be thrown into an absurd world without any reason, and then it will destroy all the symbols of rules and order that we are used to in life.
It's true, it's rare to see
Why is there no one?