Wooden House Survival: I Was Born Next to the Monster Spawner

I like the character of the protagonist very much. At least he is a normal person and not a person who only cares about his crotch. The layout of the map is also very interesting, but the day is a bit long. When you can do a lot of things, you can do a lot of things.

Creativity, innovation, compared with the later creativity and development of ideas, the beginning of this book is indeed a bit sloppy, which makes it easy to underestimate. The content shown later is indeed very enjoyable to read. There are no poisonous points, no darkening, and no deliberate plots that make people uncomfortable or disgusting. Generally speaking, I can't tell you what the shortcomings are. The most attractive thing is that the story background creates an epic and legendary feeling of world history. It also has the atmosphere of modern time travel. The deeper you go, the more curious you are about what kind of world this is. The foreshadowing and some suspenseful curiosity are so good. In fact, there are flaws. What I was mainly attracted to was the background story, as well as the way and various aspects of the subsequent development of the protagonist. The shortcoming is probably that the power system of the system is always a mystery. There are too many things that cannot be explained, which makes it seem a bit frivolous. Including people who live together in the world, some public speeches are equivalent to nonsense, so I skipped them directly and mainly focused on the development of the protagonist. In most similar novels, I think the level is above average in Tomato.

Good-looking [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] The characters are vivid and interesting, the transitions are very natural, the logical thinking is integrated, and there are no obvious gaps. The protagonist is currently neither a virgin nor a heroine. I didn't read the introduction [face covering] [face covering] (It should not be written by AI, I read it before Some of the novels are written by AI at the end, but I don't think so after reading chapter 141.) Give me a 5⭐ support [code to hold] [code to hold] I hope the score will be 8 or even 9 in the future [I also strongly recommend] [I also strongly recommend] (When I read it, the score is currently 7.0) I hope the author writes better and better, and that all readers and authors can have their wishes come true and everything go well in the future! [Love][Love][Love]꒰˶>ᗜ<˶꒱ As long as it is not written by AI, I will give 5⭐ to any big or beautiful book (mainly just to support it) [Hold] If you don't like it, don't comment ᔦ ° ꒳ ° ᔨ ̖́-

See Chapter 160. The overall story is about an ordinary survival world, but the protagonist is born at the spawn point of monsters, and the survival version played is almost an advance server. For example, an elite monster will be spawned after five days, and the protagonist will spawn it on the second day. Reason? The reason is probably that the elite monster is a powerful one, and since each player is within a hundred miles, no one can reach the first player in basically 5 days or more. But like the protagonist, he will be born next to the monster spawning point. Then the protagonist gains the profession of an architect, a very advanced talent. Resource output can be multiplied by 2. In addition, the protagonist's birth point has its own domain suppression. This is the basic standard for survival, but most people will not encounter this monster on the first day. But the protagonist's side is filled with monsters all over the mountains and fields. They squeeze one after another and squeeze into the shelter area. Their attributes are greatly suppressed. Then the protagonist relies on killing monsters in large numbers, one step at a time, one step at a time. Even in the later stages, the large amount of resources obtained in this way will be sold to others in exchange for other materials to continue upgrading the shelter. Then the protagonist is basically the brains of this area, and can even explode skeleton soldiers, bone dragons and other corps units to be sold as mercenaries. There were even blessings from gods and the like, and they even hit the monster's lair and killed the big boss in its infancy in advance. The current progress is that the work is completed and we are returning to the city. This is just a cool article, it feels good. Very consistent with personal preferences

Summary: shelter, games, survival Generally speaking, it's pretty good. The plot setting is similar to that of the same genre. However, the writing of this book is pretty good and it won't make people feel the same. If it develops according to the current structure, we can still look forward to the subsequent plot. Whether it starts to collapse or whether it is good or bad depends on the progress of the plot.

I will tell you in the most straightforward and least roundabout terms that this is undoubtedly a good-looking, non-toxic novel. Maomao is good, Jiang Mian is bad [Adoration] Hajishan is the most powerful and best cat in the world

Very good, the further back it gets, the better it looks. The protagonist is dedicated to development. Although he will help the entire region, he usually takes the lone wolf route and only interacts with a few characters who have trading relationships and whose talent output is helpful to him. I have caught up to the latest chapter. Among the novels of the same type that I have read so far, this one ranks third. The author is determined not to fail. The advantage is that there is currently no heroine and only a career-minded protagonist (after all, it's only a few hundred thousand words, I don't know if there will be one in the future). It doesn't overwhelm the protagonist, and it's fun to upgrade! The protagonist helps the entire area while not harming his own interests, and it is even a win-win situation (for example, sending his skeleton soldiers out to help others fight monsters, and all drops belong to the protagonist). This model is very good.

It's good to watch, the male protagonist is not a virgin, he doesn't pick up girls, he doesn't have sex, he has a bit of conscience but not much, the story is compact and logical, he doesn't overwhelm his combat power, and he has a lot of pleasure. The protagonist helps others to see if others are useful to him. He is really not a virgin. The protagonist wants to cut leeks, and he has to have leeks to cut them. What can he cut if they are all dead? This is not a stand-alone game. I have read the latest chapter of more than 200 chapters without feeling tired. I look forward to the update. As long as I follow this rhythm, the story line will not collapse. Come on😊

I enjoyed reading it, killing monsters, collecting goods, upgrading, and building infrastructure. I finished it in the middle of the night. Now I can't sleep until I finish reading it. I'm suddenly glad that there are not many chapter pages.

The same type of high-quality grain and grass has no major poisonous spots and very few minor poisons. The writing is smooth, the writing is good, and there are no awkward words. It has its own system, and territory promotion is relatively new. The logic is relatively rigorous, and there will be no very unreasonable events. The improvement of the protagonist is very clear, and there is no ambiguity. It has always been the first fault. However, the plot is slightly lacking. The communication in the chat channel and the interactions with other survivors are very homogeneous except for the business alliance and hunter gang at the beginning, and there are very few things of their own. Overall, the shortcomings do not hide the good points, and it is considered to be a high-quality survival story in the same type of territory.

Come, the author read with me, and I solemnly swear: starting from today, I will never update. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will play no games, no hydrology. Strict self-discipline, cherishing time like gold, working hard unyieldingly, advocating first-class, striving for brilliance, taking pleasure in coding, steel being refined a hundred times, worthy of readers, worthy of youth, and worthy of the future. As an author, I solemnly declare: I firmly believe that I am an excellent author. Coding is my bounden duty. I have unlimited potential and am not afraid of hardship! I can work hard I am a keyboard in the darkness and a guard on the Great Wall of Internet writing. I voluntarily dedicate my life to coding every day and every night.

People with long-term plans and normal personalities should not be overly compassionate. He is strong, uses his talents a lot, has enough fun points, and currently has no bad points. There was no forced misunderstanding, and the speech in the chat channel was within the control range and would not be redundant. The writing is humorous and fun, and I can relate to many parts of it. Anyway, I read the first 150 chapters, and the writing is very comfortable. There are basically no surprises in novels of the same type, but there are basically none here. It's pretty good, worth buying [laughs]

It's pretty good. It's not as brainless as other survival stories. The protagonist's development path is also very clear. Overall, it's a good story and worth reading.

I said exchange 1 food for 1 building material (double to 2 building materials), 2 building materials to exchange for 2 food, 2 food to exchange 2 building materials (double to 4 building materials), isn't it infinite?

Highly recommended. Although I have only read a little bit so far, the difference between this novel and other novels is that the lucky female characters that often appear in other novels have not yet had much potential.

From my personal point of view, this book is undoubtedly a success, but what I don't understand is why the comments section is all low-rated. From the few low-rated reviews I have seen, they all say that the logic is illogical and the difficulty is too high. From what is known, aberration > technology > gods > aliens Yes, this setting itself is a very bold imagination. Just from the protagonist asking the Shining, I also chose the distortion of the Shining. The answer is that they are out of control. We can boldly guess whether the distortion may be the setting of the Fallen Angel. We can also look forward to it. It's just a logical question. Why should the protagonist hide something in a strange environment? If he doesn't even have a basic idea of ​​seeking good luck and avoiding danger, then it can really be watched without using your brain. Why do hang gliders float far away and why night vision requires light? From a scientific point of view, hang gliders can indeed fly dozens of kilometers in high mountain environments. Anyone with common sense about night vision knows that night vision requires at least a little light. I also have a guess that technology imprisons gods to create biotechnology and then injects people with it to cause distortions. So it's better to look at the settings rationally and don't give low marks whenever you see something that doesn't suit your liking [Thinking]

The logic is clear and the writing is concise. What a great book!

In the survival game, the shelter has a fixed location, and the S-level talents all have flaws. The spawn point of monsters is blocked at the beginning. The fire in the shelter can cause damage to monsters, and it is relatively reasonable to be able to withstand it in the early stage. Moreover, the description in the article is that the monster in front encounters the fire and does not want to move forward, and the monster behind pushes the monster in front to move forward. The protagonist has more monsters and gains more experience. In the end, more materials are obtained from the transaction. For ordinary players, monsters will not rush forward, and naturally there will be fewer monsters, so they can only risk the danger by using fire. For the elite monsters on the second night, seven in one night is reasonable. After all, no one can kill them if they develop normally, and seven elite monsters basically cannot cause many deaths in survival games. It's poisonous, but it's smaller. I won't know about it later.

It's very well written. It's one of the best survival stories I've read. I don't know why the rating is so low. There's obviously no plot or anything interesting.

It's pretty good among the survival articles I've read. I don't know if you have played the game Ark Survival Evolved. Personally, I feel it fits some of the scenes and game content of Ark. I feel like you can still evaluate it now.

It's not brainless, the protagonist's advantages are traceable, come on

The protagonist's character is still okay, currently has no cp, and is more of a lone wolf. Will cooperate with others. Have you really taken it seriously when you keep talking about the protagonist, the Virgin? [Laughs awkwardly] [Laughs awkwardly] Who will work for you without investment? In reality, if someone else works for you and you don't get wages and benefits, who will follow you? Do you really want it? Moreover, the female characters are established well. Although there are women who want to be rejected, the protagonist does not have the lower body to control the brain.

The protagonist's plug-in can double the productivity of building materials in the entire trading area. When building a power, everyone's materials can be directly doubled in his hands. I feel like the level of development of this talent is average.

After reading it for a while, I feel that it is pretty good. Both the characters and the plot are quite attractive. I hope the author can stick to it in the future. Ahem, so what, I also wrote a novel about ocean survival. I wonder if the author is interested in visiting [shy][eating melon][laughing and crying]

The writing is pretty good, the protagonist is quite sane, and the plot is reasonable. It's strange, why is the rating so low? According to me, it should be 8.5~9 Points.

It's pretty good. It's not overwhelming, not bloody, and not cliche. I see that there is no such thing as a female protagonist. There are farming and combat upgrades, and the logic is relatively normal.

It's a really good read. The mechanism is quite new. The actual score is expected to be around 9.1.

It feels okay, but there are too many people who died and I don't know how it will develop in the future. Before I read it, it was solved through base numbers, but this novel only summons that few people, and only one-tenth of them are left in less than two weeks. Basically, they are all dead before the next batch. There is also hope that the ending will not rely on mechanical gods to solve the problem. This book doesn't seem to have any bright spots, and it doesn't have any major poisonous points. It's okay to just read it.

It's not easy to not have such a strong smell of love. Just this, you can take a look at this time. Good or bad is your own product.

It's non-toxic, watchable, and I can't tell how powerful the world view is. To be honest, it's quite jarring to see that this kind of technological civilization, which is considered low-end in scientific literature, can capture and study gods in batches.