Survival for All: Beekeeping Evolution Begins in Famine

There is no problem with the cards! License verification is over! I can only say that what I have written so far is really good. The most basic point is that there are no meaningless water chat channels. There is no invincible start. It's not too rubbish, it's at the level of a top-notch expert. Good.

Another normal book written by a normal person, great. (Applause) (Stacked armor) First of all, I sincerely hope that there will be more normal people and books like this, so I will do my best. If this makes everyone, especially the author, very unhappy, please ignore me. Common problems with this type of book: 1. The time transition is too short, and the overall combat power develops too quickly, resulting in nothing to write about in the later period and the story finally collapses (there are already signs of this, I hope the author has enough overall story ideas) 2. When the protagonist is sufficiently ahead, another person who is more ahead suddenly appears (the solution is to provide enough character foreshadowing or extend the story time to give other characters more growth stories) 3. All good things are attributed to the protagonist, making other characters completely unnecessary. However, in this type of story, other characters must exist to highlight the contrast. The final result is that the protagonist either becomes a "nanny" or a "god". (The author has already begun to figure out the solution, although it is not yet complete. It is to highlight the characteristics of each character, especially the protagonist, and not make the protagonist an all-powerful character to effectively avoid this kind of thing.) [Writing this, I found that this kind of story is more suitable for group portraits? I really hope there are more normal books written by normal people like this! ! ! Finally, this is an encouraging review! Above.

Overall, it's pretty good. The talent is considered to be growing, so it won't be easy to cheat in the first few days. Moreover, there is a wife at the beginning and there are no various female characters. The description is okay and not very embarrassing. The author needs to consider some aspects, and the writing is a bit bland. The content is about 4-4.5 Stars, and +1 star encourages writers who write survival articles that are not about supermodels. The charm of the game, the delicacy of the operation, the pressure of the brother, the deception of the details, the reward of touching the head, the secret of the end, the victory of the game, Nagato's ultimate intention, the secret of resisting the war, the traces of the family, the rhyming emperor, the agility of dodge, the miracle of reversal, prediction The trajectory, the sharpness of the attack, the fighting spirit with remaining blood, the perseverance in desperate situations, the rhythm of breathing, the torrential rain of combos, the surprise of critical strikes, the suffocation of wide open, the trick of ridicule, the trajectory of counterattack, the tacit understanding of the bond, the fateful hostility, the appetite of Laoba, the bigness of carrots The land, Luoluo's adventures, listening to English, the sharpness of weapons, the firepower of weapons, Xiong Er's honey, Xuewa's apprentice, SF express, the secret of watching the sea, the pressure of pigeons, Coke's territory, the gloomy weather, the fragrance of jade feet, the ancestral graves Secrets, girlfriend's best friend, single aunt, the mystery of wearing a threesome, Mamba's elbow, eldest brother's beloved wife, sweet memories, fun-loving younger brother, the mystery of the substitute, the emperor of ANBU, stepmother's secret, girlfriend's best friend, sweet-hearted Loli, Yang Mi with a face-changing face.

Although it is bland, it is indeed considered to be a good book written in Tomato. At least the poisonous points that should be avoided are avoided. After all, many authors think that many poisonous points are not poisonous points and insist on feeding them to readers.

Overall, the look and feel is pretty good (personal feelings, too lazy to comment on each other): 1. On the golden finger setting: the system is for everyone First of all, there is no puppet-like, cerebellum-wrapped, nonsensical, pig-raising golden finger system like other Shuangwen. If I really want to say "Goldfinger", it is the talent of the protagonist! Developmental talent has begun to take shape. If I really want to say it, I think that the golden-talented Yang Teng is the male protagonist of a refreshing novel in the conventional sense.

This book avoids many pitfalls of famine-themed novels. The core setting is innovative, but it needs further polishing in the plot rhythm and character portraits. It is a survival novel with potential. 1. The golden finger setting is novel: there is no exclusive system of traditional cool novels. The global universal system is fair to all characters. The protagonist's advantage only comes from his own developmental talent. The supporting characters (such as Yang Teng with golden talent) are more like the male protagonists of conventional cool novels, breaking the routine of "the protagonist monopolizes benefits". 2. The tone of the plot is pragmatic: the writing style is more "normal", there are no puppet-like supporting characters, nonsensical storylines, and the advancement of the overall survival line is logical.

It shouldn't be such a low score. A biased novel. Overall it's pretty good. The traditional "log house survival" novel is combined with famine, and the imagination is quite good. There are no big bugs or poisonous points, it is written with care!

Five-star recommendation! As a reader who has never played "Don't Starve", there is no reading threshold at all, and the world view is extremely smooth. The setting of the two regions with poor resources, and the couple using their talents to develop across regions, makes survival a satisfying experience. The plot has a tight rhythm, and the map change design after the seven days of fog is a genius, directly breaking the boring feeling. The characters of the protagonist group are likeable. They are neither virgins nor extremely self-interested. They understand survival and management better. Watching them develop from beekeepers step by step gives an overwhelming sense of empathy. The details of the san value setting are also in place, the logic is self-consistent, and five stars are awarded!

Supporting role recruitment post: Book friends who have ideas can write it down, and supporting characters will be selected as needed. Don't be too outrageous, which will affect the balance and make it impossible to write. Format requirements: Name: [Talent: The stronger the effect, the stronger the negative effect] [Initial item:] [Shelter Type:] [Character background and personality:] Is there any book lover who would like a supporting role to appear? [Pause face], I think the talent and ability will make me bald.

Shennong It's well written, with a gentle pace and appropriate diction. Having a wife at the beginning can eliminate a large number of inappropriate descriptions of female characters. The protagonist does not instantly become the survival protagonist in the traditional impression of online novels after entering, but there is a smooth and smooth transition. So far, we haven't seen any stupid villains, and there are no magic tricks either. Overall a good survival flow article so far Do you feel like you should develop the protagonist's career? The presence of the bee is a bit too low, or should it be changed to a profession like a craftsman?

You--! Update soon! It's a rare Don't Starve novel, and it's not a pure original version. It has changed settings that are in line with reality. Various monsters have shadows of the original settings and also have the creativity of second designs. The setting of the pass period transfer map also solves the problem of boredom after waiting for a long time. Many books are about orphans and loners, ignoring the fear of being alone, just like game characters who don't need san, because few focus on describing the process of urban civilized people going to the maggots crawling in the sewers, but the cooperation of the two couples solves this contradiction. What to protect? What to live for? This makes the survival characters more vivid Rating: Food↗(Passenger) Grass jelly (I like this theme) There is a new famine in the family, famine ~ foreign land The author can go and take a look

The text seems to be displeased with mountains. Readers can guess many of the plots, and there is not enough foreshadowing. If it were to be the case, it turns out to be the case, and it turns out to be the case. It is really unbelievable but also reasonable. A husband and wife team is trying to survive in a famine, and the emotional drama is bland and real. The fear of the monsters is not enough, and there are still fewer people dying, maybe they haven't started to issue knives yet. (You need to be careful when using the knife) The protagonist behaves reasonably and is a developmental protagonist. He is not too lazy to cheat. It is best to have a wife. The two major regions are developing and taking the first step. The heroine's natural elf route, the author knows the picture above, and is ecstatic. Blindly guess the world tree, the goddess of nature. Male soul shepherd, beekeeper, Zerg. Blind guessing will lead to a sect later on. God is a sheep farmer, you are a beekeeper. Randomly change the map, add highlights, and combine navigation highlights. The author's comment area is quite active, and no one is interested in it. What's interesting is that if the queen bee evolves into a human being, don't fall in love with the protagonist. Otherwise, it is a failure and unacceptable. (Blind Guess Queen Bee took the Lucifer script. Maybe she could evolve Bee Angel, Queen of Blades, and leave with a third of her. The protagonist will recruit other Zerg races, such as spiders.) The writing is plain and true, and there is no forced pretentiousness or slap in the face. The protagonist has an online IQ and develops carefully. The villain is neither poisonous nor mentally retarded. (It feels like there is no obvious human villain yet)

It's pretty good. It doesn't seem to have any bad points so far. The author is also very enthusiastic. Anyway, it is the best among the two-person survival themes I have read. Happy New Year to the author, keep up the good work, and remember my thirteenth update.

It's a pretty good book. The male and female protagonists start out as normal people and are slowly growing and adapting. It's just too little. There are only nine chapters left. I don't want to continue reading. I'll keep it up first. I want to enjoy reading it after it reaches a hundred chapters. (Yes, it's written for you, the author. Can I add more? It's too short.)

For the time being, I am very satisfied. There are almost none of the most common pitfalls in novels of this type. What makes me feel most comfortable is that in the first blood moon, the fighting on the protagonist's side was too intense. The protagonist was so well developed that he almost died, but the next day I found that the other noobs were still alive and well. This is a common problem in other novels of this type. I thought to myself, if the next day, if more than 1,000 people out of the 100,000 people are still alive, I will give up. I didn't expect the author to realize this and it's very round. So far it looks very comfortable

I've just read the latest chapter. It's the best book I've read in the past few days. It has no bad points, the plot is compact, and the writing is constantly improving. The daily life with the heroine is very humane, very sweet, pure love [crazy][crazy][crazy][crazy] (I saw some people were concerned about Lu Ye who joined the team later, but the author handled the relationship between her and the protagonist very well, without ambiguity, everyone If you see this, you can look back) [Crazy][Crazy][Crazy][Crazy][Crazy][Crazy][Crazy][Crazy][Crazy][Crazy][Crazy][Crazy][Crazy][Crazy][Crazy][Crazy]

The writing is really good, at least I can see that there are no big flaws so far. I hope it can keep it up and get a rating of 9 or above. It is considered a good book among the new books written by Tomato's current messy authors.

It's a pretty good novel, with the feel of a beast-control novel, the content is clear and organized, and the protagonist is a married woman. The descriptions of monsters, buildings, and upgrades in the book are very good. Those who don't know Don't Starve can completely understand it. For those who have played Don't Starve, there are also some remarkable things, and there are no OCs. What can be said is probably about the other NPCs. The descriptions are still too little and there are not enough group portraits. After all, everyone is trying to survive. I still hope to have more perspectives from other NPCs to show other people's survival and humanity in desperate situations. It is quite difficult to control the progress of this type of book. If the combat power is not well controlled, the world will be too big and it will easily end up unfinished. At present, it seems that the world view is not too small, and the combat power is also rising very quickly. I hope the author will work hard and keep updating.

It doesn't matter if the author is good at reading books. If you like to read about people's survival, you can take a look at this book. I personally think this book is quite interesting [love] [love]. "The author praised it" is true, and it really satisfied my vanity [shy][shy][shy][shy][shy]. Five-star praise is given to the author. The author should also update more. Don't let me catch up with the big army [Sending my heart] [Sending my heart]

The famine article in Tomato is a pretty good beginning. So far, the beekeeper has been mentioned, but the swarm master has not been written yet. According to the characteristics of Famine, the other patron crystal should be attached to the spider nest. With the addition of a queen, there is a high probability that it will be invincible in the mid-to-late stage. If the author can enrich the content of each version and add some easter eggs in the game, this book should have no problem writing thousands of chapters. When will we set up a fan group and let hungry guys come in to discuss it?

Overall, my feeling is that this is the real survival story in my heart. In addition, I have also dabbled in famine, and this kind of person is very suitable for me. The relationship between the protagonist and the group is indeed very easy to handle, and you won't feel uncomfortable. There is a linkage with other kinds of stories, which makes people look forward to the following stories.

This is my first time reading a Don't Starve fanfic, and it's quite interesting. The plot is generally more daily, with a relatively warm couple's life, and at the same time there are risky challenges (such as the seven-day killing mechanism), which is both dull and exciting.

Although the writing is not exciting, the pace is very smooth, but now I feel that the combat power is a bit vague, maybe because I haven't read it much. Although not many people have read it, it is a novel that you can read and relax in your spare time. It is worth reading.

The logic is reasonable, the character creation is good, and there is no deliberate effort to suppress the combat power. The author is willing to communicate and listen to advice. There are no major problems except that the update speed is a bit difficult. It is a qualified book. In the environment of Tomato, it is almost four and a half stars. I give it five stars.

It's okay, non-toxic, but nothing particularly attractive to me. The plots are better written, such as "A Voyage of Terror" and "Crossing the Ocean of Giant Fish, I Can Hear the Voice of the Giant Fish". This kind of world view is revealed step by step. It feels very good, but in the later stage, when the world view is complete, it may be filled with water. Instead of exploring the world, it starts to play in groups. Another way of writing female videos is more warm, similar to road stories and farming stories, such as "Survival Game: I Have an Island in the Lake" and "Road Survival, the more fans the car has, the more ruthless it is to create people" There's nothing particularly attractive about this book. It's just like boiled water or canned games. It's very bland and I can guess the general plot.

It is rare for a novel about famine to be unexpectedly good-looking. Bringing a Wife is a setting that I have never seen before. I am still looking forward to the subsequent plot. Will it branch into Shipwreck and Hamlet, as well as The Crucible and Gluttony? (There seems to be news about the new DLC. I just saw it today. It adds a z-axis and it feels very fun.)

I read Chapter 172 in one go and it was so beautiful to me. I've never played Don't Starve, but you can understand it, and the accompanying pictures are so beautiful. When Haotian starts airing, I feel like I can watch more than 200 chapters

I gave it a 5-star rating. The male and female protagonists are normal, normal people, behave in normal ways, don't get hung up on each other, and support each other. It's pretty good, but I don't really like the Evil God series of novels, so I have to apologize to the author. Fairy tales are calling me. Ps: Even though I particularly love fairy tales, this book is also a very good source of food [Like][Like]

There doesn't seem to be much description of famine, but there are many factors involved. The heroine is a man's dream of a good-natured wife. Well, I wish I had a girlfriend like this. One day I can take responsibility. When,

I've just read the latest chapter. I won't comment on the specific content. After all, I read books at a glance. Once I've read it, I've passed it. Overall, it's a pretty good survival novel. Personally speaking, it has no obvious negative points. The protagonist's IQ is relatively normal. The overall quality can be ranked in the upper reaches 🍅