Starting as an F-Rank Farmer, I Build a Civilization from Scratch on an Alien Planet

Team type, originally the male protagonist is the commander, everyone has a use, cold and cute, the emphasis is on high efficiency, super good-looking, develops very fast, and dangers (resources) come and go again.

It's been a long time since I've seen such a high-quality national survival story, and it's also a team story. Everyone has different strengths and they cooperate well with each other. This shows that the author put a lot of thought into writing this book. The quality of this book can be ranked up to the top among national sports articles, and it is also a team article. I hope the author will work hard to update

It is a very high-level novel in the same genre. The protagonist serves as the brains and commander of the team. He has everything to say in the team, and every member can basically play his or her role. Currently it is an all-male team with no female characters, which is a good point. It's hard for me to imagine a bunch of men and a woman surviving together in the wilderness, and then everyone's clothes can't be kept intact in the process of fighting every day. Isn't this kind of savage-like survival situation really embarrassing for the opposite sex? It is said to be a live broadcast of the National Games, but after more than 100 chapters, the audience has basically become invisible, and other players have also disappeared. The content is all about the survival of the protagonist's team. Of course, I like to read survival stories, but isn't your pace too tense? The protagonists and others have things to do every day, and there are monsters to fight every day, so it feels like they can't take a breath, especially when they have finally built a safe house on the front foot, only to dismantle it when a monster comes on the back foot, and then have to start building it again. Isn't it too tiring? It's really heartbreaking to chase after it all at once…

Nice! Don't be fooled by the title of the book. When I first read the first few chapters, I thought it was about old-fashioned national luck survival and critical feedback. It turns out that it is not the case. This book is actually a farming and development text with a national luck system. The main character's main character is to hold a strategy and primitive survival starts from rubbing a blast furnace with his hands (I'll tell you how steel is made of bushi). , Ahem, it's quite interesting. At present, I see that Chapter 26 should be about cooperating to conquer the original star direction. This is good, but the one who came to fight for the national destiny can be withdrawn (so I said the title and content are not actually consistent), which is a relatively peaceful development (I will come back to review when I see any problems later)

It's pretty good. In the early stage, I kept fighting monsters miserably. In the early stage of development, there was almost no rest day. I was a little tired from watching the battle without respite. Fortunately, it has been cultivated for a long time after it developed. It is good to intersperse some daily monster fighting and background research as an adjustment. Although the protagonist Su Yue is a farmer, he is actually positioned as a commander and think tank. There is another person who really does the farming work🙏🏻, who plays the role of a farmer and technical guide in the farming activities. The most laid-back person is probably Fang Yuan, the crispy remote man. I hardly see him working in the fields. In the early days, even the farmer Su Yue had to go to the fields to plow two acres of land. There are also some live broadcasts where it is not clear which ones are seen and which ones are not. According to common sense, as Su Yue's farming develops, his live broadcast room should be monitored and analyzed at all times, but every time he sends something, everyone is still surprised and seems completely unclear. But this is just a small drawback, everything else is good I'm really looking forward to how the world view will end after it unfolds, and how Su Yue's golden finger came about. In the early stage, it didn't look like evolutionary powers, and there was a panel or something. In the later stage, the genetic evolution golden finger also evolved. I'm still curious about what happened to this panel in the early stage. There was a reminder for the first evolution. Come on, author! As long as it ends smoothly, we are far ahead! The plane crashed, please don't come, you will hate me in the end

It's a great group portrait. The protagonist has a very charismatic personality. The setting of Goldfinger is reasonable. There is no chance of getting lost every second. The settings of the team members are also great. There is no hindrance. They are all the best survival stories I have read recently.

Does the protagonist not want to go home? In the article, the protagonist returns a lot of supplies to the Xia Kingdom. It seems that there is no problem. The protagonist is a person who has the righteousness of his family and country. But for the protagonist, Xia Country is a place where he stayed for more than two months, and it is incomparable with the place where he lived and grew up for more than ten years. The protagonist was an agricultural college student in his previous life. It was mentioned in the previous description that he had friends. This means that the protagonist also had good friends in his previous life, and there were people worth recalling. The protagonist is wearing a costume, which means he is a missing person in the eyes of his relatives and friends. Doesn't he have any nostalgia for his previous life?

Chapter 220, except for the refrigerator part, which is a bit messy in the early stage, the rest is very comfortable to watch. There are no water barrages and analysis links. The plot is interesting and the description of the protagonist group is also quite detailed. Cooperation is still more interesting than being alone [Thinking]

It's a good read. There's nothing particularly unacceptable in the reading process. The readability is good. If you haven't read the book yet, just read it. It's refreshing and not stupid. The golden finger is reasonable. I don't feel that it overwhelms the protagonist's fighting ability.

The author has created the characters well and the group portraits are vivid and colorful. Apart from the constant accidents and fights that make it a little tiring to watch, the interaction between the supporting characters and the protagonist is just right.