Sequence 101: Reality

Hmm, nice looking. The background is similar to that of Lost City, but the protagonist in the early stage is much stronger than Gao Yang. It is also a little different from Gao Yang's character. The protagonist is calm and somewhat reliable. (If I were to be a girl and encounter danger and meet the protagonist, I feel that I would also fall in love with him. Who can resist a male protagonist who is calm and wise and can protect you. [Laughing] [Laughing]) In short, observe the heroine and see my follow-up comments, but it seems that it should be none or single, because I feel that the character of the hero will not be as romantic as Gao Yang, but I feel that judging from the captain's temperament of the hero, more people may like him, but it still depends on how the author describes it [Shocked]

The subject matter is obvious, but it is much stronger than the male protagonist in The Lost City of Beasts. There are traces of AI, but the plot is passable, so it's okay. I hope it doesn't collapse in the follow-up. I don't know if the female protagonist is Lin Wan... If there is a female protagonist in the future, I will give it a second rating.

The initial setting is more reliable than the Lost City. The melon-eating people (human beings) are the main ones, and the overall proportion of alien species is not that high. The Lost City is too unbelievable. There are no people who want to eat melons. They are either players or beasts. It's all black and white.

The writing is very good, and overall it looks good, but the pace is too fast. It is known that the current highest level is level 6, and the protagonist has already reached level 4 in less than 100 chapters. The "player" who was killed in the middle leveled up faster, and the liar's nest reached almost level 5 in less than 50 chapters. I would like to ask the author, is this novel going to be a second rebirth in the future, or is it just a short story that will be completed in 200 chapters?

At least so far, I have watched more than a dozen movies, and it has indeed inspired me to some extent, so I am willing to give this five stars because it kills some of my boring time. Just for this reason alone, the concept is novel and the pace is fast.

It's okay, nothing major.

I have read Chapter 150 and overall I think it is quite interesting. The male protagonist has a good setting, is calm and smart. This kind of setting will not make readers too frustrated even if the male protagonist suffers from lack of strength in the early stage. At present, the plot setting seems to be quite interesting and worth pursuing. I hope the author has written the outline in advance and will not collapse in the later stage.

The writing is wonderful. The protagonist is calm, resourceful and decisive. He is one of the several smart protagonists I found in Tomato.

It's really good-looking, with a complete logical framework, layer-by-layer decryption, and the supporting characters have very distinct personalities.

To be honest, the writing is indeed pretty AI-y at the moment, but it's just not my favorite style.