National Fate Survival: My Luck Is Just a Tiny Bit Awful

Opinions on this book are mixed. But I think it's well-written! First, the author's handling of the character Song Jiang is incredibly fresh and original. It completely breaks away from the previous style where Song Jiang was always obedient to Tang Sanzang. Tang Sanzang is no longer the one who was always nagging Lin Daiyu and neglecting his duties.

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Stacked Armor: I don't write book reviews, this is just my personal opinion. I read all 67 chapters in one go. This book is a light-hearted, humorous, and enjoyable read. Before chapter 67, I didn't see any romantic pairings or ambiguous relationships between the main characters. If you prefer stories without romantic pairings, you can skip this one (I personally can't stand any ambiguous plots).

It's a pure, light read; you can just throw your brain away and start reading. It's also a fast-paced, casual read with no romantic pairings or romantic subplots. The two teammates, one female and one male, are also very capable in terms of combat and logistics. The male lead's good luck is hilarious.

It's so good, so funny! And it's great to just watch it without any romantic pairing.

It's a lighthearted story about a protagonist struggling to survive in a nation's fate, with teammates by his side. The male lead is neither completely unlucky nor completely unlucky; he's both incredibly lucky and incredibly unlucky. The plot is absurd and hilarious, with a slightly childish feel to it. Anyway, it's stress-free to read, and you basically win without lifting a finger.

It was really good! It's been a long time since I've seen a comedic novel with no romantic pairings or ambiguity. It also avoided the common pitfalls of forced humor and boxing fights. While it used references, it wasn't overly stale; it had a lemon-topped brownie feel.

It's funny, not an AI novel. I've read up to chapter 40 and there aren't any particularly unfriendly scenes for the female characters. The author treats the female characters like real people, which is not just a waste of time. The main character is really cute! That feeling of being beaten down by life and then feeling "so bouncy" is really interesting.

This is a very original and humorous track idea for a national destiny game! I've also read a bit of the author's other book, but I didn't really like its style; I personally prefer this one! There are no major flaws, the plot flows smoothly, and there's no disgusting description. I haven't seen the male lead have any romantic interests yet, but I really like the female soldier queen—she's so cool! I support Du Mei, and the team camaraderie is excellent.

This book is exactly the kind of lighthearted and humorous story I've been craving. The content is quite good, and I hope there will be more of it, maybe even a tiny bit longer than the author's previous book. I think that's feasible! ⌯ᵔᗜᵔ⌯ಣ @