[Survival + Deep-Sea Terror + Divine Shackles + Mecha Girl Upgrades + Flesh Ascension + Mechanized Godhood]
(One female lead, rather bleak in the early stages)
Everyone transmigrates, forced to join a deep-sea survival game.
All they have to rely on is a submarine and a few supplies at hand.
But Yi Zhi is different: his submarine comes with an S-rank mecha girl crew member.
“What do you mean, my mechanical girl can level up without limits?”
[Overload Module: Installed]
[Plasma Hand Cannon: Installed]
[Prism Wings: Installed]...
Activate every modification!
The Sunlit Layer, the Hazy Layer, the Dim Light Layer, the Gloom Layer, the Lightless Layer.
The ultimate horrors ten thousand meters beneath the sea? The divine shackles imposed by beings dwelling on planes of existence governed by rules?
Take it all up with my mobile angel!
“One last piece of advice~ Pride comes before a fall, and a haughty heart before destruction.”
“This is~ the sandbox belonging to the gods.”
If you don't understand, just ask, why is the heroine a female [what]
Good-looking, very unique deep-sea text, with a unique system, in short, very good-looking, quick update, not enough to read [please update]
"Everything seems to have changed since meeting Koina." This sentence is really the best summary of the book 👍 Before Chapter 29, it read like a general survival article, but after Chapter 29, I feel that the tone of the entire book has changed directly, from focusing on survival to supplementing survival, and mainly using human bodies to fight against gods. Top-notch plot, top-notch world view, needless to say.
It has a pretty good world view. Compared with other survival novels, which are either fantasy and weird all the way to the end, or sci-fi all the way to the dark side, this book uses a relatively rare mix of fantasy and science fiction. The gods in other novels are usually very mysterious and rarely appear directly in the early stage. There is very little communication and interaction with the protagonist, but this book is different. The first god in this book appears very early, and the god is very active. The setting is very similar to the abyss syndrome, which is very eye-catching in a raft battle royale. The author has prepared a lot of things for the protagonist. A separate and reasonable initial development time, and using the appearance of a special character as a sign to start the next stage is good and natural. It is much better than many that can only rely on the power of the system. And currently, many settings, although some are not consistent with reality. It is reasonable, but there is no contradiction between the settings, which is also good. Moreover, the protagonist is not very smart, but he is not stupid or reckless as shown in some articles. In the end, long live the single heroine, the pure love God of War fell in response, and the little girl is very cute, five stars.
I have been waiting for the second android to appear, and then I saw the label of a single female protagonist... I feel that the protagonist's talent advantage has become much smaller in an instant.
Not bad. A book with a similar theme to this one should be "The Voyage of Terror (Journey to the Strange Sea)". If you like this book, you can read it. It's not the same kind of survival novel that I imagined at the beginning. It's not a ship girl genre either. It's a weird series.
It's the first time I've seen this kind of novel that's similar to Latent Syndrome. I've read up's commentary on this game on site B. It's really good. I hope the author will update it. It's too little and not enough to read [Blow kiss]
At present, it seems that it is considered top-notch among survival novels. There is no trace of routine. This kind of exploration and description of the unknown world is really addictive 👍
Interesting; it combines the systems and content of some Abyssal Syndrome and several other survival and operation games; but the degree of reality of the adaptation is not high compared to other general works, and the understanding of related fields is limited. This mainly means that the author still believes that metal fixed-loading ammunition can be soaked by water, and he should not understand the development of real underwater weapons at present, that is, long-rod ammunition underwater rifles and short-rod standard rifle general-purpose ammunition, etc.
It's good to read. It's the second deep-sea novel I've read. The only drawback is that it's too small and not enough to read. O(≧口≦)O Wrong click [laughs evilly]