[Global Survival] [All kinds of monsters] [Island building] [Card-flipping rewards]
[Calm and decisive] [Stockpiling supplies with an information advantage] [Giant monsters in the later stages]
Xia Fan transmigrated.
He arrived in a world where everyone had to survive by guarding an island.
Every day, monsters would invade the islands. There were three monster options, and each person could choose only one.
[Withered Wood Imp]
Description: A low-level imp made of splintered wood.
Attack: Swings a wooden club.
Drops: Wood ×10
Tip: Slow-moving, but drops basic resources.
[Sand Louse]
Description: A biting insect the size of a thumb.
Attack: Bites.
Drops: Sand, insect shell.
Tip: Its bite hurts, and it is hard to kill.
[Shallow-Sea Crab]
Description: A low-level creature with a soft shell.
Attack: Pinches people with its claws, causing little damage.
Drops: Shell fragments.
Tip: It has no edible meat, only foul-smelling acidic fluid inside.
To Xia Fan's astonishment, he could see descriptions of the monsters.
Other survivors could only see their names.
And after successfully defending their islands,
when it was time for the random card flip, Xia Fan discovered that he could also see the rewards behind the cards.
His enormous information advantage put him far ahead of everyone else.
While others were empty-handed and utterly bewildered,
Xia Fan had already made a basic workbench, weapons, and armor.
While others were fighting monsters on empty stomachs,
Xia Fan had already set up iron-spike traps and automatic crossbow turrets on his island, with heaps of food and drinking water to spare.
It was only when a gigantic eye appeared in the sky, peering down at the island, that Xia Fan realized this island-guarding world was not as simple as it seemed.
It is at a relatively high level among survival novels. The conflicts in the plot are not cliche, and you can get some interesting points. Also, I personally prefer farming and development, so I think the author's description of the island and the development of buildings are a bit lacking. They could be more detailed. Also, it is impossible for an island as big as the back to have only one person. The islanders should be added later. Setting, these islanders are also an important part of survival. I hope the author can handle these details in the future. After all, just writing a monster invasion routine for two to three hundred chapters will be overwhelming. More new postures need to be developed in the future, such as island invasion between players, legion invasion of monster clusters, or super boss-level leader invasion. The more routines, the more attractive readers will be.
The writing is very good, the protagonist has a good temperament, good luck to the author
It's very well written, good luck to the author. Survival is too difficult. Even the first echelon has difficulty surviving. In theory, not many people should die. There are still quite a lot of results, but this does not fit the description. That's not to say that he can't handle the first tier. The average is 80-120 points. He can't even handle 200 points in the first tier. He should have died long ago...
Objectively speaking, it is average, but for me, 90% of the apocalyptic survival books are not even average.
It's very well written. I recommend normal people to read this normal book. It's not poisonous!!! It's a bit like Shi Kongyun's Fish, but it's not too bright for the time being, and it's a little less attractive, but it's really good. Come on, author, you can write more boldly.
Come on, brother with unlimited potential
Novel theme, not bad
Mark the human-machine protagonist
It's okay, but the ending is a bit too rushed.
Indeed, it is a good survival article.