The Vast Continent: Starting by Saving a Panther Girl

Overall, it's fine and not obviously toxic, but this is a tomato. The first five to ten chapters determine the retention rate. After hundreds of thousands of words, there is no obvious sweetness or refreshment. Now no one is looking at the pure farming fields, which are still suffering, and the farming is not stable. It's almost 400,000 words. I think it's a bit too late to strengthen the protagonist, and it may be that the scale of the current forces is a bit too big. To be honest, there was no such a large tribal force before the agricultural era. There is also a mysterious power involved in the introduction. I haven't read this book for more than a month. I heard that it was changed at the beginning but I am too lazy to read it again. The later chapters are still mediocre. The most important thing is that it has no sugar and no interaction at all. There is no group that is easier to stay than the love brain readers. After all, no matter how poisonous these are, they are willing to read them, let alone the non-toxic ones. I wanted to write a book review on a whim. I rarely write, but I just felt that this book was a pity. I have read over 400,000 words and have no ratings. I feel that it is too far away. Come on

So-so. Two people, one with a serious injury and the other with an injured hand. They just found a cave and they thought about raising animals and farming. They couldn't guarantee that they would have enough to eat and drink every day. So they thought about breeding and farming.

The gameplay time can be seen, and there are frequent minor problems in the setting (there are so many that they really affect the viewing experience). In particular, the description of the nest where the protagonist lives and its surrounding environment confuses me, as well as the orcs' understanding of fire: At first, the lack of knowledge about the use of fire by the black panther was emphasized, but in the end, anyone who came later knew about fire and knew how to use fire, which confused me even more The details and settings are polished and polished, and it can be regarded as a good book. It is very hard-core and has a tight rhythm (but I feel that the content is too repetitive for the hard-core part, and it is a bit too compact, and it feels like there is no time for development)

At present, I see that I am in my early 100s, and the team is getting bigger and bigger, but it is still running. The wounded cannot recover. The book can only be said to be okay, but it is not suitable for King Jiji to read (at least for me to read it to exhaustion). I think this rating is just right. Those who like a slower pace can read it (this review is for reference only). I will withdraw now. See you again when we are destined, brothers.

The author really put a lot of effort into this, and it's not easy to write a book review in the first place. Because the story in the first thirty or so chapters of the first edition is relatively dull, as a book listener, I fell asleep while reading it, so the reading time was particularly long. However, you can clearly feel the seriousness and dedication in the creation and conception between the lines. The details of the interactions and behaviors of the beast girls are also very brilliant, and it feels like it is a pity to throw away the food if it is tasteless. When I planned to pick it up and read it carefully today, I suddenly discovered that the author had almost re-written the previous content. Whether it is the framework or the characters, it can be seen that he has polished it for a long time. He painted the world in his mind into words. I really admire it. What else can I say? The author is awesome. Plus, the current cover is just as cute as the last edition! [Blowing kiss]

Five-star praise. It's been a long time since I've seen such a wild farming story that I could slowly sink my teeth into. What attracts me the most is not simply relying on killing monsters to level up, but the feeling of slowly living a better life from nothing. Fire ponds, wooden walls, fields, medicine sheds, pottery bowls, granaries, patrols, everything does not appear out of thin air. They are all made little by little by the protagonist and everyone. Watching the Fire Wall Village slowly grow bigger, it is really a sense of accomplishment. The characters are also very memorable. Kasha is cold and protective, Linshuang is tough-tongued but reliable, Luya protects seedlings like a baby, Huiluo digs ditches is funny and useful, Scarface talks troublesomely, and works more seriously than anyone else. The daily plot is relaxed, there are laughs, and there is a sense of warmth that is rare in the wilderness. Book lovers who like beast mothers, multiple female protagonists, farming infrastructure, and slow-paced development can give it a try. The more you read, the more interesting it becomes. It is a type where the more you read, the more reluctant you are to skip chapters. The most important thing is actually the emoticon packs. The author will make some emoticon packs later. Like, like, like, like [like] [like] [like]

Among the works of the same type, it is well written, and you can see that the author has put a lot of effort into it and is not just making it up out of thin air. The plot is not good. While dealing with various ferocious beasts in the forest, you slowly build a tribe. The overall look and feel is very comfortable. If you like farming survival stories, you can give it a try.

It's a very good book. It can be seen that the author is not taking it for granted. He should have actually seen orcs.

Realistic time-traveling wilderness novels, there is no Ding Ding system, there is no nonsense illogical science and technology, there is no such kind of Long Aotian, there is only survival, a breath of fresh air, it doesn't matter whether it is well written or not, the key is to have a sense of substitution. In Chapter 140, the author gave up what I think is the core highlight, reality and survival, and gave the protagonist an artifact. The combat effectiveness collapsed directly, and the most hard-core thing was lost. It became a third-rate Long Aotian cool novel. You can refer to the Japanese manga "Another World Leisure Farmer". For those who like Long Aotian's harem cool novels, you can read it. If you like hard-core survival stories, no luck, no Dragon Aotian, and no system novels, don't fall into this trap. It is very disappointing. It's a pity that a good hardcore stream has to interfere with Jackie Chan Aotian's harem template.

Overall, this book is a genre that gets more interesting as it goes on. The first part is about survival, and later on, the division of labor and rules are established, and the characters gradually have their own responsibilities. Watching Huoqiang Village change from a messy fire pit to a place with roads, medicine sheds, granaries, and patrols, this sense of growth is quite attractive. If you like slow-heat infrastructure and the daily life of beast girls, you can try it