I like the food farming part better, but I originally came here for the apocalyptic elements of natural disasters. Unfortunately, this article doesn't feel that the presence of natural disasters is very high. Some family members don't like it very much.
The ancient infrastructure is particularly interesting in the early and middle stages when the protagonist is a county magistrate, but the plot after promotion becomes unremarkable. Two important supporting characters died in the later stage, which also made me feel a little uncomfortable. Overall, this is a good article on infrastructure.
It is a very gentle farming novel. I particularly like the setting of ancient poems in the text. However, there are too few extra chapters. In fact, I can write more in the future.
The article about farming infrastructure in the world of beasts, the farming food part > the infrastructure part, there is an annoying supporting character in the early stage, which is very annoying, and it is a bit frustrating in the early stage.
The main storyline is about space survival and spaceship construction, and there are various small dungeons. The plot of stocking up infrastructure and farming is very, very exciting. The cow cat and various small animal companions are also so cute. I really want to be a guest on the giant cat's Lapis Lazuli.
It's a post-apocalyptic world, stocking up on goods and farming infrastructure, with elements of biological evolution, and farming space. The plot is okay, but the chronicle-style writing is barely readable, and people will die. The protagonist's parents all receive box lunches.
Bad ending. When I was reading it, I didn't notice that the author's other articles had applied the concept of Zerg dominance to the beast world. Please don't insult the beast world, okay... Also, I paid attention to the infrastructure before. Looking back, I found that the description of Shou's appearance in the entire article was almost 0. After reading it, I didn't even know what Shou looked like. There were both attackers and supporting characters of all sizes. It was a bit difficult to comment. Let's clear it up and I won't read this author's articles again.
The ancient zombie invasion + infrastructure farming + apocalyptic chat group is a qualified and enjoyable article, but it would be more enjoyable if this setting was a long story. The later plots went by so fast that some plot endings were not explained clearly.
The food management part at the beginning was good to watch, but the management part at the end ended abruptly, and I didn't like the plot of a hero saving a beauty.
It's a story about farming and cultivating immortals in the last days. The plot is interesting. I don't really like the author's stereotypes, but other aspects are okay.
It's a Western fantasy novel. It's too short and the plot progresses very quickly. It's a bit boring to read. I finished reading it but it seems like I didn't see much. The supporting characters are flat.
It's a cool novel for a novice. The games in it are quite interesting. I like the one about the apocalypse of natural disaster the most. The emotional line is just average.
The writing is a bit dull, but the farming in the early stage is very interesting, but the plot of fighting the villain in the later stage is boring and the ending is rushed.
It's a cool story about running a B&B, with a bit of Dihua flow, but the part about the world is a bit small. The plot is mainly about the upgrading of the B&B in this world. In addition, the villain is too brainless. One disappears and another one comes, which is a bit annoying but not very alienating. The whole story is still very enjoyable.
It's a cool story about world gamification. It's a bit mindless but really fun. It has monsters to fight and infrastructure, the emotional line is average, and the attack is a bit greasy.
Fairy tale style adventure + farming infrastructure text, the ratio of adventure to farming is about 6:4. After the second brush, I found some thunder spots, which were a bit unresponsive. Attacking the physical description is much greater than receiving. Positive appearance descriptions are very rare. Shou's mental body likes attacking the mental body much more than receiving. Two stars will be deducted.
The writing of infrastructure is okay, 90% of it is done when you are a cub. The emotional line is a bit faster when you grow up, but you don't care about it anymore. What I don't like is that later on, all the supporting characters around the protagonist are balanced into CP, which is quite abrupt.
This is an upgrading protagonist-type infrastructure novel with a decent writing and plot. It is different from the lord-protagonist-type infrastructure novels I read before. The protagonist develops his career from the bottom, so there are no infrastructure novels that start directly from the lord. I don't like the previous plot where the protagonist's credit and benefits always have to be shared with others. The ending was a little rushed, but overall it was okay.
Although the boss fight at the end was a bit boring to watch, the infrastructure plot at the beginning was interesting, and it was a pretty good western fantasy infrastructure story.
It's okay. Before I read it, I thought the focus was on going to school and playing league games, but this book focuses on raising cubs and there isn't much about the league part. The characters in the book are quite cute.
The story of saving the world by building farming in the wasteland. I like the setting of a farm game. Although the golden finger is relatively large, it is still good to read as a refreshing article.
It's an apocalyptic story that includes stockpiling + zombies + extreme weather + RVs + farming, the early apocalyptic road story and the later settlement and farming story. I can read this type a hundred times.
The plot of "Food Farming" is interesting and the writing is good, but the plot is basically about daily life, and it may get boring if you keep watching it.
The overall plot is okay, but a bit lame. The ending of Sarah, an important supporting character, was not explained, and I didn't like Chen Guo's ending. It was too perfunctory. These two lines were unfinished, but the rest was okay. I didn't really like some of the plot of The Last Plane.