[The rating just came out and will rise! Infrastructure + Multiple Heroines + Lords + Classes + High Martial Arts]
A thick fog transports forty management students, fresh from their freshman military training and on a class outing to a forest park, to another world.
They learn they must establish a tribe to fend off danger, and will receive thirty days of protection for their new settlement. The class committee quickly organizes everyone to create a tribe and survive.
Then a different voice speaks up.
“Your committee only cares about survival. Have you considered women’s safety?”
“In this lawless otherworld, the most dangerous thing isn’t the monsters. It’s the boys!”
“Women are naturally gifted at loving each other. We should create an all-women tribe! In our tribe, there’ll be no oppression. Sisters will stand together, love one another, and help each other.”
Xu Mu and the other class committee members are dumbfounded.
Fine, fine. You want to create an all-women tribe? Go ahead. We’ll form a tribe with normal people who are willing to build a future together!
And so…
While the committee’s Spark Tribe pools its infrastructure points and develops the settlement, no one in the all-women tribe is willing to contribute infrastructure points, and everyone fights for themselves;
while the Spark Tribe quickly develops by assigning everyone tasks based on their classes, nobody in the all-women tribe even mentions classes, afraid of revealing that they’re heaven-chosen women;
while the Spark Tribe's class holders take on greater responsibilities and venture out to explore, the supposedly oppression-free all-women tribe instead establishes a class system in which class holders rule over ordinary people…
When the thirty-day protection period ends and danger comes one after another, the all-women tribe can't face it and begs for help.
Xu Mu stands behind the iron gate of his tribe and sneers: “You can’t even figure out how to plug in a power strip. What gave you the nerve to start an all-women tribe?”
It looks good, but the low score is because the subject matter and keywords are too sensitive. This book has the feel of a Tomato web short drama, so keep reading. Get through with a minimum of 8 points While I was watching it, there was only one Zhang Xiang, and the description was just too stupid. But as a character who promotes the plot, almost all the fun points were written (the all-female tribe is the biggest highlight of the theme, which highlights the protagonist group, and the stupid things in it are not poisonous in my opinion). Summary: 8.5 Points for We Came Late and your points were brushed off. Children's Really Good Book has an 8 rating. If you still don't respond after reading what I said above, you can skip to see the latest chapter which will not affect the overall situation. The All-Girls Tribe is Dead. The first chapter is considered to be a small climax. It really has great potential. Gao Zuo has published more new books in the past few days. The only point that might disfavor lesbians has been lost. There are more chapters to gain points.
Not bad. If we distribute according to the best interests, a tribe needs 10 people, and the protagonist class also has 40 people, which can be divided into four. Then to upgrade the tribe, you need to devour other tribes, let them devour each other, and then just level 2. Even if there is a negative penalty for being swallowed, but they are in the majority, the remaining ones don't dare to do anything. If the leader of an all-female tribe acts like this, he can act like the lowest-level leader in the Snowpiercer movie, colluding with the upper-level leaders. If the author wants to finish or run away. I'll give you a template. Just say that they were indeed lost in Forest Park. Like Alice in the Land of the Dying, the all-female tribe leader found some toadstools to make soup, and the whole class drank it and hallucinated. Those who were finally found died because they were not rescued in time. As for those tribal people, they are the other people and forest rangers in the forest park in their eyes.
A true portrayal of Ha Jimei, Xiaohongshu's must-hit list
The writing is good, and the plot concept is quite novel. In the early stage, the all-female tribe and the development of its own tribe are a little bit toxic. Considering that college students in modern society have this kind of personality and the transition from modern society to tribal primitive society requires excessive transformation, this bit of poison is not a big deal. If you like to watch tribal development conflicts, you can watch it
It's a good-looking and interesting survival novel. I saw this title several times without even clicking in. I read it again last night and clicked in to read it. I was hooked after just a few chapters. Its realm system and characters are well-developed, which made me reluctant to sleep. I read it until about four o'clock in the morning before falling asleep. It made me so sleepy the next day that I couldn't even open my eyes 😂 😂 😂 The author hurt me, but I still want to give it a five-star review.
So far it looks pretty good, but there are conflicts and comparisons. Still watchable. There will definitely be a big event in the future. The story has officially entered the main line. Now is the standard land reclamation period, and land reclamation is something everyone can write about. ~If the author doesn't follow up with too homogeneous articles, it will still be readable. Wait and see
The highlight of this book is the all-female tribe, or the lord of the all-female tribe. The all-female lord at the end will not be captured by other tribes and then be attracted by some big shot because of his appearance, and then in turn become the protagonist group. Take a guess.
Not bad, but the protagonist of the mineral map wants to make it public? If the news is leaked, it will be over immediately. There was a traitor in front of me. You still want to be a good gentleman after all this time? Don't want to offend anyone. Fair, or his fair?
My opinion is okay. I read the negative reviews and said that the male protagonist is 🐢. However, I didn't feel anything 🐢 after reading the latest chapter. In the article, there are indeed women who express their affection for the male protagonist, but you are saying that the male protagonist is in a world that is still figuring out how to fall in love directly. I have nothing to say, because the current chapter is small. The main line is already very clear, which is to develop the territory first. Those who say that the male protagonist 🐢 probably read too many stories with multiple female protagonists and cannot accept this slower emotional line. (But isn't this kind of story mainly about the development of the territory? And the author's rhythm can be said to be the best among 🍅 at present). As for the author writing too much about the all-female team, this is indeed a criticism but not a point (personal opinion) because I believe most people were attracted by the title of the book in the first place. The over-description of the all-female team is well-founded, but this is essentially a Lord novel, and over-description will indeed affect the perception. The author must have seen the readers' reactions later, so he introduced a small branch line and took the all-female team offline, so it seems to be a bit of an initiative. (There are still a few points that I won't comment on. Because typing is very tiring, I still hold up my phone while typing 😢. Finally, I want to say one more thing. I'll just comment on the book and it shouldn't be hung up 🤔)
It's a very interesting book. The controversial title is just to attract traffic. Slightly deleting the "all-female" story line in the book won't have much impact on the current plot. I hope there will be more updates like this, but it's still not enough.