A more interesting world setting can be regarded as an island upgrade + a Greek world, right? Unlike some sea survival games, players can chat but cannot exchange things.
It's a well-written road story. I haven't encountered any big problems so far. There are many female characters. However, road stories are prone to weakness in the later stages. I will re-rate them after they are completed.
The protagonist's character is really comfortable, with principles and bottom lines, and the interactions between the female characters are also very friendly, but the author is a newbie, so I don't know if he can keep it under control.
Stocking up on goods is interesting, the settings of different player worlds are interesting, and it's a beautiful article. But recently there have been more love lines and less plot lines. Maybe it was Long Aotian's version, which had more mentally retarded supporting characters, which somewhat affected the viewing experience.