Lighthouse Survival: I Strengthen Everything by Spending Sanity Points

This should be Tomato's first book Lighthouse + Rift + Mist. Mist pours from the chasm, and the lighthouse can dispel it. The next plot is actually very simple. We explore the rift on the west side of the rift, then the depths of the rift, and finally explore the source of the fog. You will meet many people and things in the process, and Chen Bai will also grow up. After reading so many survival books, most of the authors are very clear about their poisonous points, so readers can rest assured. The most basic commitment is that I will try my best not to drift towards the cultivation of immortality and to maintain the basic trend of the survival school. Finally, the author survives in college, referred to as college student. If you readers are satisfied with it, please give it a five-star rating!

Saw it in Shuhuang Square. Relatively speaking, this book starts low and ends high. Note that this is a relative term. The beginning part is quite satisfactory, and it is a pretty good national survival story. It's not cliche. The selection of materials is relatively novel and very suggestive. I hope the author can spread this worldview a little wider in the future. After turning on the dark night mode in Chapter 20, I feel that the author's writing has improved a lot, so I give it a five-star rating. I finally got to see the battle chapter that I liked. The stocking up of supplies was pretty good, but the battle didn't appeal to me. All in all, a pretty good book that can be used as food Give a five-star review to encourage the author. It's true that he didn't go in the direction of cultivating immortality. And the world view introduced is getting bigger and bigger, which is very good. A very genuine survival novel. .

It's a survival story for ordinary people. The protagonist has nothing outstanding other than talent and luck, and the use of talent is not maximized. Logically speaking, it is easiest to establish advantages and distance in the early stage. I don't think the protagonist is very special. In the early stage, some resources are limited when trading with others, which is not as good as the introduction. I think it will be a team story in the later stage. The protagonist has a stable personality and does not like to take risks. Personally, I prefer to be a bit crazy. That's it.

It makes sense logically. There are no supermodels in the show, and the character creation is average. Maybe it's because there are too few people on the show? [What] Sometimes when listening to a book, I feel that I am not very fluent and the colloquialism is a bit severe. The lighthouse's mode of dispelling the fog is pretty impressive, so giving it five stars is an encouragement to the author. The charm of this book is not simply a slap in the face and a sense of pleasure. Rather, it lies in the step-by-step accumulation from scratch, from 0 to 1, from scratch, and gradually build a lighthouse. And I have seen more than 50 chapters so far, and it has indeed always revolved around the construction of lighthouses, that is, the construction of shelters. Didn't go anywhere else or deviate from the main line. However, if there are benefits, there will be harm, and social commerce actually seems to be beneficial, but it will always be harmful to people who are always seeking to survive. In fact, it seems a little watery. Fortunately, many interesting settings have been introduced, such as day and night, which are completely different modes, as well as fog coins and fog factors whose functions have not yet been fully disclosed. (One thing I find very interesting is that, well, only the Mist Coins produced at night can be used as a deposit for people who do not own the relevant production scrolls to request the owner to create corresponding props. The rights and interests of buyers and the legitimacy of transactions are guaranteed. This can avoid the possibility that the buyer will give the information, but the seller will swallow the information unconscionably. In this case, the production of scrolls can no longer be limited to use by a single person or a single group, but can flow in the market. ) As for the fog factor, not much of its effect has actually been revealed. A bold guess can be made here. It is very likely that the fog factor will be able to strengthen entries or weapons in the future. (But it should be different from the protagonist's strengthening, and the author should make certain differences.) Also, the core setting of the entire article is that the fog gushes out from the rift, and only the lighthouse can dispel the fog. The whole thing has been surrounding this line. The main plot is clear, and it also introduces rankings, periodic natural disasters, and seemingly a little bit of national destiny. These interesting things have improved the readability a lot. One of the bad points is that the protagonist has always been relatively lonely in the early stage. He can't meet anyone, so the character creation is actually quite pale and weak. More communication is still in the chat channel There is nothing eye-catching or refreshing about the character. This is a relatively bad point, and although for people like me who like to watch hoarding supplies, it is very satisfying to get stronger, upgrade the shelter tower, and hoard supplies little by little to survive the cold wave. But in fact, the author, you really have some water! 😂 It's a little dull in the early stage, but as the world view unfolds, it will only become more and more interesting. The above are all personal feelings. If you scold me, you are right. If you say I collected money, then just treat it as me collecting money.

This is my fourth book, so I should be considered senior? [Thinking] Why can't comments post pictures? [Laughing awkwardly] I can only send it in reply

It feels okay, the rhythm is strong, and the protagonist has a clear goal. I have read so many novels on Tomato, and this one is really good. It's worth recommending. If you don't like it, I'll hit you. Hahaha.

Generally good food.

It's still a masterpiece