Alien Ruin Hunter

A hater for ten years, coming uninvited, Dark Dust is just a writer, he doesn't understand Alien Ruins Hunter at all. Having read over 300 chapters so far, I personally feel that Alien Ruins Hunter is full of dark, dusty style elements. Specifically, this can be divided into the following two points: 1. The character descriptions have his consistent style.

The author really needs to take care of his health! I just came across this book today and realized I know the author well; I got hooked on "Wasteland Survival Rules" before, and when I saw he was taking a break to recover, I thought he was never writing again. He really needs to be careful this time, especially with the current situation and strained medical resources. Anyway, welcome back! 😆

My last book review got a hundred likes without me even realizing it. It took four months to get a hundred likes. Book reviews just like the books written by Anchen Misan, they just don't get popular. It's true that fans follow their idols. I'd like to share my personal thoughts on the current stage of the Alien Relic Hunter storyline. First, the scope has been expanded.

I've seen 704 images so far. The author commented at the end that the data has declined significantly, which gave me a feeling. It's a bit late to say this now, but I still want to vent. 😒 The pacing became very abrupt starting from the mecha competition chapter. I don't know if it was intentional or simply to add a genius pilot, but it was just very difficult to read. 😨

First, let me clarify that everything in this post is based on inferences from known information. If you guess correctly, feel free to criticize me, though it's probably unlikely. This is because I'm approaching this from the perspective of a tabletop role-playing game.

After reading the first 30 chapters, I kept seeing comments saying that all the characters were too kind. I just want to say, the author isn't a foreigner; when writing a novel, they're bound to consider our national context. Don't they know what our military's style is? Never abandon or give up! They'll save anyone they can.

Disadvantages: Updates are a bit slow; there are quite a few plot holes, unlike some works like Dragon Raja and Tomb Raider that never seem to fill them in the end. Advantages: The plot is smooth, the writing is solid, the characters are vividly portrayed with just a few strokes, and the fight scenes are well-structured. Overall, it's a rare gem among Qidian books, but unfortunately, the author isn't in good health, making it difficult to resolve the update issues.

I read over 400 chapters in one go, which really suited my taste. However, I skipped around the chapters on mech battle royale and video games. To be honest, the author seems to really like Apex Legends... There were too many cultural works from the early 21st century and before, giving the impression that humanity has experienced a cultural poverty in the period from the 21st century to the…

I suggest gradually lengthening the daily routines a bit, which would be a good opportunity to expand on the world-building and other aspects. The main issue is that the constant battles give me the feeling of rushing off to my death.

I've read fifty chapters. The book is alright; the logic is consistent, and while the character development is a bit vague, it's still quite good. However, the plot is too fast and too tightly packed, with almost no transitional scenes. From escaping the ruins to the spaceship exploding, then fighting their way out of the exile camp, only to be taken away by the military, there's not a single…