I Craft Everything in the Wasteland

It took me a day to read it. The first part was really good. If the basic infrastructure of the "synthetic game" had been maintained to the end, I would probably play it again immediately. However, since the isolation zone was broken, the gene has mutated. I would rather everything be a natural disaster than see everything be a man-made disaster. In the end, it feels like a lonely struggle. Some people paid a high price for the stupidity of others, and then everything achieved false prosperity for the heroine. It can be said that I have finished reading the wonderful support in the early stage, and I am a little bit disappointed. It would be better if it was a simple "survival game" article.

The writing is very good, but the pace of the follow-up is too fast. It is obvious that there is still a lot of things that have not been written. Maybe it is a bit unbearable, so the author finished it haphazardly. The first part is very good, but the follow-up is a bit unfinished.

It was indeed very comfortable to watch at the beginning. After breaking through the isolation zone, I was thinking about developing a new map. As a result, the plot was like riding on a high-speed train, and the ending came to an end in a whoosh! The scenery along the way can only be seen roughly. I hope to see more complete novels by the author in the future~

The biggest feature of a novel about infrastructure construction is that it is definitely a group portrait novel. It is absolutely impossible to rely on the protagonist to build it alone. The other characters in the novel are too thin and cannot stand at all. So almost all the paths of the protagonist revolve around Liujia Village. Even at the end, they only went to Mo City and the Holy City, and there was no room to expand outwards... Except for the heroine, the one who impressed me the most was Grandpa Bai. The other characters were too thin... Even the heroine only relied on one base. I was really shocked that the population of a village could get so many leadership points... This is too unreasonable. Oh... Others were trying to kill and tease people in different areas, and she could gain so much with just the population of one village... And out of 99 castles in the world, she was the only one to gain the leader route... With so many people and such a large base... Someone must have also gained the business and leader status, people are amazing... I thought that the heroine would meet someone later on the way to expand, or someone would successfully build part of it and be killed and teased...

Stories without love are just good-looking

The setting of this article is really great, and I think it's not that I can't write long stories, but that my writing skills are a bit lacking, and some of the illustrations and character creation are a bit uninteresting. But it's really exciting. I like the world view and story line arrangement, and I also like the following ones.

I like it, but it would be nice if it could be extended later.

A lot of content was crammed into the last few chapters, and it felt like there were a lot of details and settings that were rushed to the end without being explained clearly. Overall it looks good.

The early stage was too slow, and I finally got on track in the middle, but ended up inexplicably with a bunch of bugs [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]

After reading the story, I felt the sincerity of the author. Although the ending is a bit confusing, it is still a wonderful novel in general. I have read quite a few articles and look forward to more good articles!