
Danger Bottom Line
危险底线
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 804k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Mystic Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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198Recommends
68Fans
274Chapters
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Like! Fantasy version of wilderness survivalO(∩_∩)O
Brother, there is something wrong with your introduction. I read it for a long time and didn't understand what it meant.
Some thoughts and suggestions after reading dozens of chapters
Personally, I think the previous wilderness survival is the biggest highlight, especially the first three chapters. Unfortunately, in the later chapters, I feel more and more that Pig's Foot has lost its previous caution. Pig's Foot's character also has certain problems. It should be said that it is more in line with the characteristics of ordinary citizens, that is, the general public. Everyone has their own opinions in this regard, and some people also prefer "reality." The book was pretty good in the early stages, until Pigfoot signed a master-servant contract with another little devil, which suddenly took my breath away. Mainly because the previous article did not explain much. It only said that the protagonist inherited the devil's language and common sense of life. The sudden emergence of the master-servant contract has a sense of origin from primitive society. The abruptness of the sudden leap into modern times is, of course, logically self-consistent. After all, the author did not explain carefully what "common sense of life" is. I won't go into it later without reading it. After reading the table of contents, it seems that the protagonist is about to leave the wilderness and jungle and enter the city. If you are interested, take a look. And the author, you should simplify the introduction. I was really confused at first. After reading dozens of chapters and guessing, I realized that the author was going to write about farming development, struggle for hegemony and wasteland exploration, which is my favorite type. Unfortunately, the long wilderness survival in the early stage made me think it was a lone wolf survival story. The huge gap made me unacceptable. Maybe it is because the fast life in reality makes me unable to adapt to this slow pace! Feel sorry!
What a pity this book
This is a novel about a demon surviving in the wilderness, which is a bit disgusting!
A good book is a good book, but it's a pity that people nowadays don't know how to appreciate it. They only read cool articles.