Survival for All: All the Equipment at the Beginning Depends on Knocking

After reading it for a while, I thought it was a good book. It is different from Tomato's mainstream time-traveling survival articles. Although the title of this book and its rustic style make it possible to read the content of the article clearly at a glance, the content seems to be the kind of article that the author has conceived, and the outline should be good. But the current shortcoming is that there are quite a lot of foreshadowings, and it is quite Riddler. However, the progress of the article is not bad. If you don't delay, you can get out of Novice Village with 3 or 40. However, after Novice Village, the author faced more problems, such as the attitude towards interacting with other people and the conflict between the superficial indigenous people. Nowadays, the portrayal of Pig's Foot is almost nothing, it's quite flat, and quite random. I can't even find the words to describe him, but this still depends on the author. If the story is well written, the character of Pig's Foot will not matter. After reading it for a while, I still don't like it, it's too Riddler, and the strength classification is unclear. I still don't know what the protagonist's strengths are. I hate this kind of article with unclear strength classification. What's more, you clearly have levels. The system can't see NPC levels and monster levels. This level system is of no use except adding points. Also, this official is outrageous. They directly ban others in the system chat group. They don't know the principle. They are directly managed by the state. There is no reporting mechanism. The Riddler King.

It's quite satisfactory, and the writing is okay. Finally, the recommendation list no longer recommends me every day [Chigua]

Faster, faster, faster

Well, I feel pretty good after seeing it now. Looking at the author's previous works again, I feel that the author suddenly became wise.

Almost all the monsters the protagonist fought were dismantled [Thinking] Except for the corpses of the kitty family at the beginning, the protagonist could not disassemble them at that time. Finished reading. Isn't that what the comment section said? All the monsters have been dismantled, and there are none that have not been dismantled. . . Baffling. . . Even the protagonist never forgets to pluck out the wool. The setting is quite attractive to me, so after reading the comments section, I decided to check it out for myself, and the result was okay. The protagonist's strength should be in the first echelon, but the protagonist himself is very abnormal. Didn't the introduction say that? Moreover, it is located underground, and all the people encountered are super versions. They can only survive by relying on divine power. It looks okay. The protagonist and Vivian are almost all plucked, and the kitten is also very cute. I don't think it matters if you join an official organization or something, and this is just like registering your identity, not compulsory. Because everyone travels through time, I hope that the consciousness of the world will have some legacy gifts or something? There may be patches in the future, just a ban on them one by one. I personally like that this kind of survival story has an official organization. The survival rate can at least increase.

Finally give me some advice [cry][cry][cry]

The settings are good, no obvious glitches

Very, very beautiful

It's pretty good. Some of the protagonist's abilities remind me of a one-eyed guy. I would like to add that all the equipment I mentioned depends on knocking, but I can see knocking monsters.

It seems to be okay so far, but the updates are unstable, but they are very few. I feel that the author doesn't want to write anymore. Can the author give me some guidance so that I can run away [laughs]