Doomsday Survival: Digging a Stone House with My Bare Hands from the Start

It's a good read. The editor setting has given the old concept a fresh twist, and the management and construction are quite well-organized. There aren't any major flaws so far. The issue of the female lead being overly extravagant in trading is manageable, as it's not that she's subjectively foolishly generous, but rather that the author isn't adept at calculating supply and demand values ​​when…

The plot is mostly slice-of-life but has many interesting little details, making it a rather unique hoarding story (I only like reading the hoarding part of hoarding stories 😳). It's worth mentioning that the background setting is very concise and to the point.

It's pretty good. It's about stockpiling supplies for survival and building a marble fortress. So far, they haven't entered any worlds with extreme natural disasters. I'm looking forward to the various worlds to come. Actually, I'd really like the female lead to have some special bloodline, some kind of offensive talent, or even a special career choice.

The survival section is well-written, and the use of cheat codes is quite innovative. It's all practical information, so it would be best to revise the writing and change the phrases that appear repeatedly in a chapter, such as adding more tone to the thought process descriptions and more descriptive details to the scene descriptions, to avoid it being too bland. Your writing is getting better and better! I love reading these true lone wolf survival adventure stories!

The premise is unique and interesting, and the female lead's personality is also great. Since she wasn't initially portrayed as exceptionally intelligent, this ordinary person experiencing a burst of inspiration feels very realistic and engaging. Most importantly, this book is entirely handwritten, without any AI intervention. Thumbs up!

It's definitely worth more than a 7. X rating. As a reader, I wanted to keep reading after finishing the book. Every story was very interesting, and the most amazing thing was realizing at the end that it was finished. The author's plot is very captivating, and I became completely engrossed without even realizing it. I especially loved the final ghost story arc.

It's alright. Some details are a bit illogical, but you can barely ignore them and keep reading. The main problem is that the female lead is too loose-handed. If you don't want to remove this issue, you could add some preconditions, such as wanting to be on good terms with this local bully so that it will be easier to trade with him later, so she gave him more food.

The subject matter and writing style are both good, and the rich plot was a pleasant surprise. However, some of the settings and logic need to be reconciled; one shouldn't be too critical of stories with superpowers. There are flaws, but not many, as the protagonist needs to grow. Overall, the setting and content are good.

It's well-written; the female lead is very cautious and careful. The only pity is that she's not an engineering student, so she didn't fully utilize the editor's abilities. However, the female lead is growing, making it a fairly satisfying read. I just can't handle stories where the female lead suffers too much; I wouldn't be able to bear it.

It's pretty good, but there aren't enough episodes. It only has 134 episodes, so why is the score so low? It should be at least an 8. The female lead is a lone wolf, quite cautious, building her own safe house and slowly stockpiling supplies. It's good, I love it! [Requesting more updates!]