Global Survival: The World Is Being Tested

The author will come back soon to update. Below the original post, I listed the differences in various aspects including survival environment, shelter construction, protagonist's magic ability, world magic principles, system origin, aboriginal world, and the ecology of survivors in the same area. Except that the theme is survival and the protagonist is a magician, there is nothing else similar. This novel has great potential, especially the part where the heroine goes to the aborigines and pretends to be deaf, mute and blind is so funny. Magic principles are also relatively rare, and mages have to innovate their own magic circuits. The golden finger is just right. If the golden finger is too large, it will be boring (survival is like a vacation, which is boring). If it is too small, the protagonist will be too miserable and depressing. Now like this, there is not only a sense of urgency to survive, but also the heroine's efforts can be seen to make life better little by little. There is relaxation in the tension, and the current rhythm is quite good. I hope the author can continue writing

I look forward to the heroine and her brother's fighting power soaring [Love] Damn, can you write about rebuilding civilization after the Blue Star people improve their combat power in the later stage? [I'm about to cry]. There are so many different ethnic groups in the other world. We Blue Star people can also form a Blue Star tribe. [Sending my heart] Can the system accompany Blue Star people all the time? Just like the elves who are good at archery and magic, the Blue Star tribe has its own companion system that can contact each tribe member. Ps: I hope that my brother will be his brother, and the relationship between brother and sister will be really warm, and the family relationship will not go bad [blowing kiss]

The plot is rich. This is the first time I use rich to describe a survival novel. Many survival novels are too simple. They are just a few slap-in-the-face upgrade routines repeated over and over again. It may also be because I couldn't see the later stages of most of them, so I quit due to routines or surprises. The first ten or so chapters do seem a bit cliche, but whether it's the world round trip ticket to collect resources, the limited-time version of the return to Blue Star event, or the Extremely Hot Home series of events, as well as the world view, they are all rich and exciting. Meibao focuses on development, and there is no plot that makes people lose their minds by selling low-end products at high prices (to be honest, I am really speechless when they rely on lowering the IQ of the supporting characters to highlight the strength of the protagonist... This kind of novel can just use Goldfinger as the protagonist, why are you looking at silicon-based creatures) If you like stocking up, development, and mild survival novels, you can write it down. If you have CP, you don't need to worry about it. Da Da handles it pretty well.

It's very interesting and has a rich plot. I like the protagonist's magician profession. The author must not stop updating. I want to read a full-length novel and I'm very much looking forward to the collision with the aboriginal people. [Asking for more updates] [Asking for more updates] [Asking for more updates]

Very beautiful! Overall, I'm quite interested.

Grandma, the novel you are following has finally been updated. I have withdrawn my previous comments. The author, please don't stop updating. The genre setting is relatively new, similar to the combination of magic survival and online games. It feels like Blue Star World in the past. It means giving your children an independent space to relax, slowly learn the language of the indigenous continent and explore the indigenous continent. Survival also combines some online game career settings, which is very good, and has some new ideas than other survival stories.

The author has updated a lot, it's quite nice [flying kiss][flying kiss][flying kiss] The heroine has a bit of a savior mentality, which is very pretentious. It looks okay from the front, but a lot of the plot behind it is a bit watery. Survival is made like going on vacation, there is no sense of tension at all, there is nothing in the extreme heat shelter, the heroine is just a novice magician, I really can't feel it, the system says the extreme heat disaster, the heroine lives a leisurely life. I returned to Blue Star once, and it was just like the original product [you can taste it carefully], and then I was really arrogant in the battle. I was so strong that I ran away from Blue Star once, and was almost killed by a mutant monster. I also had to activate the protective shield, and finally returned to the shelter until the end of the game. I was so distracted in the battle that I was invincible. It really looks like the arrogant magician of the aborigines.

The writing is very nice, the protagonist and the plot are well created, and the explanation of magic is also very logical, just like it is real. The rating should not be so low, it is just too uncomfortable to follow the update [crying] [crying], I hope to wake up and be very angry and update more than ten or twenty chapters [sending heart] [sending heart] [sending heart]

The subject matter is fresh and the people from the earth are integrated into local life.

Chapter 15, Survival in a different world, with relatives, brothers, and CP.