Wilderness survival streamer Lu Ye's broadcasts were flopping, and he was on the verge of changing careers when he unexpectedly bound himself to the anonymous, immersive game Fatebound Soil. From the start, he was reduced to a displaced villager in a mountain village during the final years of a dynasty.
He thought it was an ordinary survival game, only to discover that dying in the game meant meeting a bizarre death in real life! Of the first ten thousand players, only a few hundred remained. Players from the second wave, a million strong, were dying in droves, and the strange events had alarmed governments around the world.
While others struggled to improve their attributes through arduous training, he could unlock free attribute points by breaking through in martial arts, maxing out his body, inner breath, and soul! He cultivates martial arts, unlocks his Fate Map, slays demons, and breaks through the Abyss of Turbidity. From a lowly displaced villager to a Dao-breaker between two worlds, his journey has only just begun.
This isn't a pure wish-fulfillment story. It has one female lead, or perhaps no female lead at all.
The details are almost weird. First of all, your skills as a survival anchor are as good as those of special forces. You reach out to subdue the refugees and say that you are practicing for survival. You are practicing for fighting with people for survival. Secondly, the classic virtual game is exactly the same as reality. You think it is a game. You can't quit and think it is a forced plot. The next day you go into the mountains and you spend the night and you can't retreat without even thinking about it. Are you a normal person? , Third, after setting up the traps, rabbits will get in. Several traps are 100% prey. How many people are there watching the rabbits enter the traps. Is this a scene that normal people can imagine? Then after passing the test, some refugees are not looked down upon. Why are you trapping and hunting next to the refugees? These three random rabbits. You, a refugee, don't have long hands. You have never been hungry. If others don't try, they will assume that they can't do it without this skill, right? The first few chapters are just like AI.
This rating is well deserved. The plug-in is a bit like the one-permanent certificate, where skills are upgraded to attribute points. That was a book a few years ago. The protagonist learns new skills every day, such as playing chess, singing, etc., As long as he can upgrade, he learns and gains attribute points. As a result, the protagonist in your book only learns those few exercises, let alone various skills. Even if you don't learn a lot of skills, you won't be able to play them even if you have troubles. Especially if you are in the realm of cultivation, the troubles will get worse as you get to the later stages. You can't keep up with the attribute points if you don't brush them. There are still attribute points that you don't need, so you have to keep them. There are obviously no exercises for cultivating mental power, and you don't add mental power. You have to save them to temporarily increase physical fitness, but it's useless to add them. Other classic Internet stories about brainless villains and official out-of-control villains have a little bit of the poison in them.
Taotao nodded as if understanding, buried her face in the crook of his neck, and cried again. This time it was not because of fear, but because she finally found support. Her little arms hugged Lu Ye's neck tightly and never let go. Zhou Lei watched this scene, smiled and patted Lu Ye on the shoulder: "Okay, brother Lu, it's a good thing to be kind. It just so happens that this kid has nowhere to go. It's better to follow you than to live on the street." The book was okay, and the setting was barely readable. It's this plot that really doesn't make sense. If it doesn't work, just write about detectives and catching monsters honestly. Take Xiao Lie and just write that he has no time to spare and leads a team to kill monsters everywhere every day, exercising and killing at the same time. As a result, I write about infighting here every day. To be honest, infighting has no future for ordinary authors. In the early stage, we should steadily improve our strength and try to minimize life and death crises. With so many monsters and monsters, are we really afraid that we will have nothing to write about? To be honest, if I continue to practice steadily, I will be more interested. Now, without even talking about whether these conflicts are reasonable or not, I just want to ask, is it necessary? If you really want to face a life-and-death crisis, my personal suggestion is to download a dungeon and enter the secret realm. If there is a life-and-death crisis, you must at least have matching benefits, rather than an inexplicable realization. Living in modern times, for those of us who read novels, we all know more or less about life and death, poverty, machinations, and even chaos. There is no need to use this kind of plot to give the protagonist a, "It turns out that the world is so chaotic..." Or something like that. You can write, but once it involves a life-and-death crisis and there is no profit, then write as little as possible. Living in a peaceful world, is it really difficult to see chaos? When I searched online, I looked specifically at those countries that were poor and backward, and those countries that were at war. I believe that some people will share their experiences there, and you can see it through various channels. In fact, there are many excellent writers in novels. If you can't understand these things after reading so many novels, well, then for a reader, it feels like a bit of a failure. Reading novels is just for relaxation or entertainment, or something like that, but to be honest, you can always learn something. Look at problems from various perspectives, draw possible causes from chaos, and learn to understand other people's attitudes and words. This also indirectly expands your own perspective and understands what it means to be a normal person. Um, I don't know where this is going in an instant. Forget it, it doesn't matter. To put it bluntly, there are a lot of books in the world, and there is nothing wrong with them to be honest. When I read a book personally, I usually only have a few opportunities to read it. If I am not careful, I will never have the chance to open the book again. But some books with relatively calm plots can always make people read them longer and enjoy reading them. Maybe it's me who has the problem, but it doesn't matter. As a reader, I have reasons to criticize. As long as my reasons are reasonable, I can speak out confidently. I'm pretty good at it, and I usually give a book a minimum of four points. Just let it happen.
The writing is so bad that it cannot be deliberately suppressed in order to arrange the growth of the protagonist. He knows that someone is sneaking up on him, but he still waits for death without knowing whether to live or die. This is not in line with the protagonist's character. It is precisely because the protagonist's caution is the key to the book's appeal. The protagonist's growth can be achieved in other ways, but you cannot arrange it in such a rigid way. Moreover, the performance of the villain forces and the decent forces is very different from the background description. They are very deliberately targeting the protagonist. I simply did not see the deterrence that a powerful force should have.
I can't stand it anymore when I see the protagonist clearly knowing that + God has long-term benefits and growing quickly, but adding some essence. Not to mention hunting is dangerous, when is the world not dangerous? A lifetime + some cum? Kuchiki forever
Some words are repeated over and over again [vomiting] and I don't know what's wrong with it.
The protagonist starts out as a real wild survival, and then enters this so-called game. He sets a trap and immediately the animals go in on their own. It is still winter. Overall, it's quite satisfactory, with no big highlights and no big poisonous points. However, after about two days of interruption, the character began to collapse again. To survive in the wild, you don't know how to eat the weak? I started to make sense again, up and down 86, you are evil and I am righteous, there are only strong and weak points, writing the protagonist is the same, the real talent is the same as replacing someone else At this moment, the character design has also finished running and left [awkward laugh]
The front part is okay, but the plot behind it is not. The protagonist told the woman that he was also a player, and the woman was still angry. In a real game, death is really death. Is it okay not to be cautious? Besides, the protagonist saved her life and gave her a job, so she didn't have to worry about being intimidated. To put it simply, the protagonist is wrong and there is something wrong with him.
It can be seen that this book was not written by AI, it can be seen from the title of Literary Youth. The problem is also that the author likes literary youth to show off. I don't know what I think. After being assassinated for the first time, the first thing I should be alert to is why I was assassinated, the source of the assassination, countermeasures, and how to avoid it in the future. The protagonist's immediate reaction is that he doesn't have enough strength... What can I say? He definitely doesn't have enough strength at the beginning. He needs to rely on external forces. That's not how the boss who gives you life plans is used. The protagonist's thinking represents the author's thinking. Unexpectedly, I was speechless. I hope I can describe it in the follow-up. I wish the author will write better and better in the future. Alas.
Can the protagonist not carry a spear at all times? How to carry a gun about 2 meters long?