Black Mist Survival: Die Once and Get a Skill

I like watching it, but the plug-in for the protagonist is infinite reversion after death and plundering abilities, but the protagonist is afraid of death and only dies 4 times in nearly 100 chapters. Then he encounters a cultivator who seizes his body (the protagonist is completely dead by default), and survives again thanks to the author changing his life, and the plot kills the cultivator to commit suicide.

1. Although the front part is a little watery, the back part is still very interesting. Compared with Tomato's other survival stories, even if it fails in the later stage and does not become a golden legend, at least it is a work that will not insult the brain. 2. Tomato's current survival novels are all short stories that tend to be on the game side. (In a context where the system function is a nanny, and the protagonist relies solely on the writer's mentally retarded trading settings to snowball resources) The initial difficulty of this book is high, but it is in line with the monster style of the Western fantasy world. It does not have such a heavy sense of despair, and the topic selection is not prone to so many poisonous points. 3. Horn is acting like this [What] [Pout] I thought he would stay and be a good wife to the male protagonist. 4. Excellent work in horizontal comparison, five stars for encouragement. In fact, the protagonist can go and fight big monsters first to brush up his skills. Of course, improving proficiency is also very important.

The writing is very stable and full of details. 1. A very interesting setting, pseudo-infinite flow, there is a survival point, but it needs to provide alien energy every day, when it provides the function of the main god 2. Survival points can be upgraded, but the upgrading process is full of ups and downs and risks. 3. The constant addition of new people is very unique, you can look forward to the 7 people after 4/11 4. The male protagonist is very stable, his emotions are stable, his needs are stable, and his character characteristics are stable. There is nothing wrong with the character when you read it, and your eyes will shine. 5. There are no excessive emotional elements, and the constant death is a bit refreshing, so there won't be too many spoilers. You can watch it slowly. 6. I hope the author will not be impatient, just like the male protagonist, just take your time and it will get better.

It feels like watching martial arts, and the fighting power never breaks down. The writing is very good, with the air of a great emperor. As it stands, this book feels like a wine tasting. Not a fast-paced novel. Keep writing, the ratings and number of people will slowly come up.

The survival setting is a relatively new and exciting book. Some people say that the early stage is a bit watery. Personally, I feel that the early stage is really full of energy, except for a few words and a paragraph that are slightly flawed (later changed). After a hundred chapters, the monsters are getting stronger and stronger, and the fights are getting longer and longer. Jumping chapters does not affect reading [laughing and crying]. After updating to chapter 150, I feel that the world structure has not been established yet, and the source of pollution has been initially involved. It seems that it is a long novel and worthy of fattening up.

It's not bad. It's not that kind of assembly line novel. But when changing teammates, can you pay attention to the method? The description of the first wave of teammates is detailed and reliable. It's a bit painful to be cleared by a wave of cultivators and still not be able to recover.

Generally speaking, it's okay, but for this kind of game, I prefer to test the limits (consecutive deaths will lose souls) and gather more skills, and it feels a bit too coincidental. It lacks medical treatment, and characters such as forging will come quickly. It doesn't suffer at all. It feels like there is nothing else except plot killing (personal feeling). The serious injuries can be explained by high physical fitness. Why didn't the star rating change?•˶ɞ˶•

It's okay so far. Also, don't just put a few words in a row just to increase the number of pages. This really affects the viewing experience.

Yes, but the immortal cultivator died too quickly. I thought he had some ability to seize the body. Wouldn't it be nice to seize the protagonist's body? It's just an ability for nothing.

I picked it up last night. I saw the latest chapter overnight. It's similar to unlimited streaming. It's still pretty good so far.

His teammates had just been of some use, but then they all died and turned into lone wolves. If you try to please both sides, you will only end up trying to please neither.

Writing a book like a novel is something that most Tomato writers are not capable of. This one is just the opposite

Good, not bad, it hangs just right, neither too big nor too small

It was recommended, and it turned out to be surprisingly good-looking. You can see it all the way from the front. I hope the author will stick with it.

Not bad, pretty good-looking grain

Not bad, a rare product

Not bad, good, tastes great

Come on, write at least a million words

Very good. The author should keep at it.

When people are in the arena, they can't help themselves, and they will be safe every year.

Not bad, please update more. The score should increase after the world view is expanded. It is still in the initial stage.

Not bad, struggling between life and death. The writing is really good. Various enemies are not simply cumulative values, but have their own special mechanisms. The protagonist is not a glory god, he will make mistakes and die.

Very good, very beautiful [like]

I saw a few, they are really good, I recommend them.

It's not a brainless flow, but I think it's pretty good anyway.

Creative and well-written, slowly polishing it into a fine work

Not bad, very pretty