Surviving the Black Mist: Die Once, Steal 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. The author has deleted many comments and even ignored the most liked comments.

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 the context of the system function being a nanny, and the protagonist purely relying on the writer's mentally retarded trading settings to snowball resources) This book is initially difficult 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 so stupid [what] [pouts] I thought he would stay and be a good wife for 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, with a survival point, but it needs to provide heterogeneous energy every day to provide the function of the main god. 2. The survival point can be upgraded, and the upgrading process is ups and downs, full of risks. 3. The new people who are constantly added are very distinctive, and we can look forward to the 7 people after 4/11. 4. The male protagonist is very stable, with stable emotions, stable needs, and stable character characteristics. The character has no faults when reading and will shine. 5. There are no excessive emotional elements, and the constant death is a bit refreshing, so I won't spoil it too much. You can read it slowly. 6. I hope the author will not be anxious, just like the male protagonist, just take your time and it will be fine.

Xiancao+, I'm going to find gold, it's so exciting, it can integrate the cultures of multiple worlds, collect people from different worlds, build camps with them, constantly go out to explore and hunt monsters, and survive in the black mist world. The protagonist's talent is the alien version of Natsuki Ang, who can get death A skill of the former assassin, but it cannot die multiple times in a short period of time, and the soul will be lost. However, relying on this golden finger, the protagonist has taken off directly. In Chapter 367, the strength of the protagonist's exclusive profession lv4 is equivalent to the regular profession lv6-7, making him a proper regional hegemon.

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.

I have seen the level 4 job transfer in the latest chapter which is a little bit exciting. In the early stage, it was a bit difficult to deal with the damage caused by just half an inch. In the early stage, I always like to go to the waves and start the waves every time I die. It may also be that the author forces death to get skills. The monsters in the pollution nodes in the wild were too strong and were beaten half to death every time. The latest chapter, the Palace Trial, showed a lot of professional strength. Overall, it's okay if the flaws don't hide the advantages.

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.

Although the introduction may seem like a noob, the text is actually pretty good. One of the characteristics of the text is that it is slow, and the author has artificially set it up so that the protagonist cannot make unlimited profits from his talents. This actually depends on the person. I think this treatment is good, because although it seems to suppress the protagonist's combat power, it actually only makes the protagonist's growth slightly slower than that of cheaters, but compared to normal people or ordinary geniuses, the growth itself is actually faster. Slowness has the advantage of being able to write more stably.

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 😂. 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.

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.