One Meal Kit a Day in a Chaotic World

The writing is okay, but it's filled with too much personal emotion. However, the introduction also mentions that there are private goods, but I still want to complain. I want to read the novel, not to criticize social phenomena and become an angry youth.

The author is very upright, saying that readers are not allowed to give him rewards, nor are they allowed to read advertisements for him, and are not allowed to click for updates. Don't use these small encouragements and interactions to steal the author's attention. How can a single machine produce a masterpiece? I wonder if the author doesn't want this or that, but he publishes it so quickly. What is he trying to do? Maybe this is love. I don't have anything, so I will give him a five-star praise. —— The writing is brisk, the motivations of the characters are clear, and there are maps and illustrations to help understand the plot. It is based on the common people's view of history and the main line of survival, and touches on the emotional side of history. It is fascinating and not bad.

It took me so long to start commenting, just to be relatively objective. The author knows a lot and writes rigorously and within logic. My psychological score is higher than most books between 9.0 And 9.2. The reason why the score is relatively low is most likely because the author is not humble enough. Although I agree with his views, there are many ways to express his views. The author chose the most expressive and least clichéd method to confuse the readers' feelings. The book is very good and makes people want to read it.

It took him two days to read and catch up on it. It's really good. I'm also an old bookworm. I've been reading Pip Tomato for eight or nine years. It can be seen that the author was written by an alien devil who came from nowhere and came to Tomato. It is obvious that he has a certain writing power, and his control of the story and characterization are quite good. A lot of the author's content is more realistic, and the hooks are very small, focusing on the story itself, which is not easy in Tomato. In the early and middle stages, the development of the story itself was used to severely criticize the extremely unreasonable settings in some time-travel novels written by novices on the Internet. I was still very happy to see it. The protagonist's growth is not rigid, and the plot develops gradually. The story does not just revolve around the protagonist. In addition to the protagonist, there is also the classic temple line drawn from the protagonist's surrounding environment. It is common but classic and well written. Finally, I would like to say that Tomato is really excited to see something like this. After all, it is free, and the idea should have a level of more than 5,000 average subscriptions. Of course, the most awesome thing is that this author probably has no use of AI, but he is the ultimate tentacle monster. He seems to update more than five chapters every day, oh my god. I heard people say that there are obvious traces of AI, and I think his update speed is indeed the same as what others have pointed out. I really haven't read much writing lately, and I can't see the obvious AI, so I thought it was just a lack of writing skills. If it were placed next door, I would definitely spray it, but if it is free, I can tolerate it. However, the rating really shouldn't be too high.

The book is good, but the author contains personal information. It may be due to what the author has experienced. It is full of resentment, cynicism, and even a bit of historical nihilism. Putting aside the personal content, the novel has strict logic and is by no means an ordinary mindless novel. This is just my personal opinion, the novel is pretty good

Look at my duration to help you judge whether you are a human or a machine and don't get paid. This is a ruthless book worth reading. It is a rare "spiritual" book that Tomato has seen. It is not a novice and the author has experience. There is no identity at the start, and there is no simple difficulty in starting with an official body like similar skin-changing lord stories, which fully demonstrates the desperate blockade of black households in the feudal era. Everyone has brains, and the protagonist can rationally use, develop, and hide abilities, and can work hard to achieve the level of "it should be like this" in the eyes of readers in the ancient environment without information. From the perspective of pure reader entertainment, there are no obvious poisonous points. It is more enjoyable to watch small hooks than big hooks. The author is very capable in updating, with a level of 10,000 words a day, stable and reliable, and he also has friendly interactions with readers at the end of the chapter, which is very cute. [Like][Like][Like]

I caught up with the latest chapters in one go, and it was obvious that the protagonist was slowly improving. At first, I thought it was because the author couldn't continue writing and had to wrap up the plot, etc. Later, I found out that he wanted to show the protagonist's growth process. Potatoes and sweet potatoes are always planted in the book. The protagonist found that the yield decreased in the second year and tried to change the crops. However, I checked that the price of high yield of these two crops is that they both consume more potassium. It is best not to crop continuously, or at least switch to other crops in the middle. Also, I really hope that the protagonist can learn the language here. If the protagonist is just an ordinary person who just wants to eat and survive in ancient times, then there is no need. However, a good leader should at least learn the current mainstream language and learn to read (of course, I am not saying that simplified Chinese is not good) before finally promoting it. This can also avoid some unnecessary troubles, but overall the protagonist is still very close to reality. It feels like the author will pop out a few words from time to time that jump out of the story and face the reader directly, which is quite interesting. In addition, the author has a relatively rich understanding of the ancient war background and maps, and it feels like seeing the shadow of the Three Kingdoms in The Broken Stick. Overall it's a pretty good book.

The storyline is very good, original type, and the plot is not sloppy. The shortcoming is that the author likes to preach too much. He will [facepalm] once in one or two chapters, which makes me feel really uncomfortable listening to the novel. But the author is indeed the most popular on the Internet.

It's beautiful, the plot and writing are both very good. Kudos to the author [laughs] Also, is this book non-CP? If there is a female protagonist, can there be only one? Please don't open a harem, author, please! ! ! ! ! The harem story on a male video that I saw before made me vomit [I almost cried]

At first, I wanted to give a negative review. When I clicked on it, it was preachy, and the main character was too miserable. Later, I found that although the author was a little more complimentary, the updates were really fast. If the updates were fast enough, there would be no shortcomings [Salute]