Surviving Mars: Everyone Died at the Beginning and It Was Broadcast Live

So far, it looks okay, but there are a few issues that have not been resolved, which may be resolved later. 1. Mars cannot receive signals, but how does the Earth see it? The author's power? 2. The conversation between the protagonist and the system should be visible to the people on earth through the live broadcast. Is the system a product of the people on earth, or is it the protagonist's own? If it is his own, then he is talking to himself. 3. The original people in the spaceship are dead after all. They also say that this environment is a large-scale live broadcast through some kind of super-realistic VR equipment. If the system is the product of people on earth, then it makes sense. 4Since the earth can see it, why not support it? Just watch the live broadcast and watch the show? The above 4 points are almost the same, except that I have seen a few current questions.

The subject matter is very new and I feel comfortable reading it so far. It's purely my personal opinion. There seems to be a problem with the setting and logic. Suddenly it's 90 days. Is there enough food? But it's okay to watch it without thinking.

This is really strong. It's not a bad book that's broadcast live around the world. It's a good book with a real logical chain.

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The most important thing now is the issue of time. It originally seemed like a week from falling to Mars to getting water, but it inexplicably jumped to three months later, and then the protagonist's parents became three years ago.

It's very well written, keep writing.

Good, come on, come on

Not bad, I can keep watching it

Looks and feels okay

Not bad. The system presence is not strong, mainly talking. The pace is slow, but very good. 5 Stars for encouragement.

Surviving alone after the crisis, the writing is not bad, and it is good to change the taste occasionally