Another World: A Mobile City from the Start

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Generally speaking, it's okay in all aspects. It may be because I read it quickly, but there are no unacceptable disadvantages. It's just that the name can easily mislead the audience. Currently, I'm reading "A Different World Begins, A Moving City", but the introduction and text don't match the title of your book at all. I just read the book review, and there are already some people because of it. This is a negative review. The author may consider revising it. At present, the love line does not appear in this article. There are only a few women whose names appear. The only ones who have a close relationship with the protagonist are the girl who saved the protagonist in the beginning and the female doctor who cured the protagonist. The current update is in Chapter 36 [smile]

I've seen the latest chapter, it's pretty good so far, no problems. This type of mobile territory development theme is usually found in doomsday novels or survival novels. The author applied it to Western fantasy novels, which is very creative. So it's relatively new, but from my personal point of view, it's pretty good, and there's no brainless villain. The combat power upgrade is fast, but because there are too many pet beasts, the average upgrade experience is divided a lot, so it is not much faster. Readers in the book world can come and take a look. It is recommended.

It's okay, but the update is too slow. To be honest, a book depends on the early stage. Originally, modern people didn't have the patience to read more than fifty chapters in a while. Now, if you want to keep the first hundred chapters popular, at least three chapters a day, otherwise everyone will want to keep the book and no one will read it.

It's okay. The description is too detailed. Cleaning the house, collecting water, catching fish and handling are all written down. Also, I thought it was the same as a book I read. It was about building a house on a turtle in the wasteland, and then going around to various cities to collect crystal cores to upgrade the turtle.

Fortunately, it's a slow burn. Generally speaking, there are no big poisonous points, and there are basically not many small poisonous points. Except that the protagonist is a big eater and eats more than 20 kilograms of fish by himself, and a few breads, there is basically nothing 😄

Are there any other similar books? This one has a little bug but it's okay. There are too many descriptions of eyes and the like, and each chapter has several "focus on..."

For me personally, I think it's pretty good. There's no high level of sarcasm at the moment, it doesn't overwhelm the protagonist's combat power, and the daily writing is very immersive. I feel like it's a good source of food. I quite like watching this steady development.

I'll give you four stars first. The overall writing is very good, but the updates are too slow. If the update frequency increases, I will change it to five stars [you can taste it carefully]. Of course, you have to maintain the standard.

It's a very interesting setting. I like the monster base very much, but most of it is apocalyptic. Finally, there is a different world. Come on, author. More updates.