Prehistoric Survival: I Have the Only Talent System

I have been playing Ark since 2017 and have always loved this game. Now I can read an Ark fan with a solid plot and excellent writing. I am really pleasantly surprised. I sincerely hope that the author can continue to create. Here are a few little thoughts: 1. It is recommended that AI can be used to create some maps, terrains and biological illustrations. The threshold for imagining the dinosaurs and scenes in Ark is high based on words alone. The accompanying pictures not only give readers who have never played the game a better sense of the picture, but also allow everyone to follow the plot more clearly. 2. I personally prefer the content of PVE leisure development, and I also hope to add an appropriate amount of emotional lines in the article. I completely love the party. 3. The subsequent plot will surely unlock official DLC maps such as Scorched Earth and Distortion, and I hope it can be gradually advanced in accordance with the official order. In addition, please try not to disrupt the overall balance of combat power with the newly added modular dinosaurs. Ark fandom is relatively niche to begin with, so it's a pity that the popularity of good articles is not high. However, the author has solid writing skills. As long as the subsequent plot and dragon training section are well written, I believe it will attract more readers. May you stick to your love and keep writing, come on!

It looks good, but it does not completely follow the setting of Ark Island. Those who play Ark must understand. For example, the author changed all the berries except black and white to ordinary berries and purple berries, and then the movement speed level changed from 1.5 To 2. In fact, it is not an island. I asked the author about the design behind it, which is great. Many of the seemingly contradictory places are actually the author's foreshadowing. Recommended

I read it in one go. Overall it's pretty good. The plot is very smooth. Except for some small flaws in the comparison of damage and combat power, it's innocuous. If you like watching PVE for retirement, you can check it out. This kind of farming story is not that boring and has the background of prehistoric times. It's still very novel.

In fact, it's still okay, but there are too few, and it won't attract others, and you don't seem to be able to hold on [laughing and crying]. I guessed it before I opened this book, and I might not be able to write it [laughing], it's really too few.

Come on, write well, but I hope there are more emotional lines. Mainly because I prefer to watch pure love, but after all, it is a survival genre, and there really shouldn't be too much intimacy.

I just realized that I haven't posted any book reviews yet [laughing awkwardly], so I'm not going to do anything wrong by giving myself 5 stars [laughing]

Come on, the author must keep reading. I will read it often.

I quite like the Prehistoric Survival series, and this book is also well written. I just don't understand the taming mechanism. Does the tamed creature have to have a matching saddle? If not, why not try to tame the saber-toothed tiger? The combat power of the saber-toothed tiger should not be low, and taming does not mean that it can only be used as a mount. Like saber-toothed tigers and raptors, as long as there are enough numbers, they should be able to form a good combat power. Or maybe I missed some settings or the mechanics of Ark?

[Eating melon] If you insist on doing this [laughing evilly], then I will give you everything [laughing evilly]

It's quite interesting, but I don't know if it has too little content?

Not bad, except for some flaws at the beginning, the rest of the content is pretty good.

Awesome, why was the Velociraptor cut off so much? Okay, keep up the good work!

How many hours has the author played Ark? Why do you feel like you are not a good player? Why can it take an hour to expand the house? [Laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying]

Isn't this written with multiple female protagonists?