Global Descent: Survival in the Underground

The crypt behind the gods? Next island? (The world only has oceans and islands, and the area increases countless times, and everyone becomes the owner of the island) Or the next ship? The land disappears and everyone gets the initial ship, and uses resources to upgrade the ship? Or one planet for everyone?

There is a shrine in front and a cave in the back😂😂😂😂

I have read several movies with the theme of catacombs, and this one was well written. Although the beginning of this film was a bit disappointing, the author gradually found his own rhythm, and in terms of some detailed settings, it was much better than the one next door. The movies next door are really full of flaws... A little suggestion, after all, it is a farming theme. Readers mainly want to see the protagonist's comfortable and comfortable life development, as well as the excitement brought by upgrading. If the writing is too depressing/grieving, no one will want to read it. So~ there is no need to write too long about the fighting plot. The fighting is back and forth, and the various reversals are really unnecessary. It makes you feel tired... It is enough to write half a chapter and one chapter. Online articles are not as good as anime/films. Animation/films are all about pictures. If you write online articles for a long time, you will get tired of reading. For example, the fight between the tentacle monster in about 60 chapters and the t09 machine monster before it was released was too long, so I skipped to the chapter to see the result... Just a precaution: The protagonist is currently developing in the form of an individual life, but I feel that the author will slowly write about the development of a collective life in the future. The process of moving from individual to collective must be grasped well, otherwise it will be easy to poison the readers... Come on💪🏻If you don't collapse and don't feed poison, book it all

Some basic settings of the food guide: ①The cave is completely closed, but there is air and light, and there is day and night; ②The passage can only be dug by the player with tools, and can only move forward and cannot change direction in the middle. After reaching the next cave, the passage will automatically restore and go to the next place. You can choose to dig back after the cave; ③The properties of monster cave objects during the day and night are different, and the dropped items are different; ④Unless the items in the cave have specific specifications written in the article, such as 500ml water, 300g meat, they are calculated based on actual specifications. If no specific specifications are written, , such as 3 wood, 10 iron blocks, are calculated based on in-game units, do not substitute them into reality, please refer to mc for details; ⑤Monsters cannot be eaten directly and need to be decomposed in the game to be safe, so a monster of several tons may only get a few kilograms of meat in the end; ⑥ is In line with the rhythm of the writing, the growth cycle of plants in the caves is short, please do not bring it into reality; ⑦The caves are random. Some people may encounter dangers on all six sides, and resources on all six sides for some people. European emperors and non-chiefs are together; ⑧... I will add more later depending on the situation. The last is the most critical! Brainstorm! Friends who have time, please help me think of monsters (preferably including name, appearance description, attack method, of course one of them is also acceptable), regardless of level, I will adopt it according to the actual situation, and I will reply after adoption. Let me talk about my current monster settings first: ① Ordinary monsters are mutated from ordinary creatures, and basically rely on the mutated body to fight; ②★★ level monsters are synthesized from parts of various animals into new monsters, and they still rely on their bodies to fight; ③★★ level monsters are advanced creatures, composed of various types of monsters. A variety of animals have changed, focusing on certain characteristics, and have their own special fighting methods; ④ Night monsters are mostly imaginary monsters, which may not exist, may be just a voice, and the grading standard is based on the difficulty of killing them; This is it for now, and settings will be added later according to the development of the plot. Qiuqiu guys, please help me!

I'm just curious whether the author has any idea about ml and g. 25Ml of water is really just a small sip, and a can of Coke has 250ml.

I would like to ask why humans are set up to be enemies once they encounter each other, especially in a world view like the burrow where humans belong to the middle or lower part of the food chain. How come humans have no clinging nature at all and they just want to kill each other when they meet. This is quite strange.

It's a pity that this book is really well written in the crypt and maze category. From the perspective of the protagonist's development, he has given full play to his golden finger. From establishing a relative advantage to now, he has opened a qualitative gap with everyone else, and has not deliberately suppressed the protagonist's growth progress. From the world view setting, we are constantly digging and filling holes, and the progress of exploring the world is increasing layer by layer. There should be a relatively complete world view setting. I was originally looking forward to the author's revelation of the world view, but now it seems that it is impossible. From the perspective of the relationship between the protagonist and the supporting characters, when everyone faces this cave world, it is more like playing a one-time game. It is best not to die. Although it is a pity to face death, there are no negative emotions such as hysteria. In this way, the tone of the whole book is more like playing a game, and it cannot give readers a real sense of the crisis of exploring the cave under sudden changes. When the protagonist faces other people in the world, it is more like facing a group of tool people. There is no more complex social interaction, and the portrayal of the characters is almost non-existent, which is a pity.       ，，，：       ①，/，，；      ② In terms of subjective internal aspects, the author himself has not saved the manuscript, and the updates are too slow and too infrequent. As a result, many readers have no patience to read and keep it on the bookshelf. This will inevitably affect the performance data of the book, and then the author will be slower and less, forming a vicious circle. I ordered the full version of the book, but I couldn't stand the author's update speed, so I kept it on the bookshelf for a few days. Unexpectedly, I opened it on a whim today and only updated two chapters, and I was still addicted to it... The author wants to eat, and if his grades are not good, he can only cut it off. This is understandable, but it is really a bit regretful. After reading the author's last words, I felt inspired and wrote some of my thoughts on this book. I hope it will help.

I think there are only two enjoyable aspects of survival in a cave. The first is watching the protagonist struggle to survive and then succeed. The second point is that others don't have it but I have it, which is a sense of superiority The first point is suppressed first and then raised. Without the power of writing, it is impossible to write. It is estimated that many people will not want to watch the protagonist when they see the pain. The second point is easy to explain. If you only write about how the protagonist obtains resources and what happens in the end, it will neither be difficult nor know the difficulties of others. It's just the author's own pleasure. Including other people's difficulties in surviving and the advantages gained by one's own cheating can very well satisfy the reader's need for a sense of substitution. So the question is, since we want to write about a sense of superiority, can we selflessly give resources to others and selflessly share news? Can people be satisfied? I don't believe that no one criticized the part where the author wrote about the protagonist sharing the monster strategy (this should be the most poisonous point), and the part where the protagonist's hidden information was guessed, which neither satisfies those readers who like to see the protagonist dominate, nor satisfies some readers who like to develop secretly. I don't quite understand what the author is trying to tell me. Also, exchanging a drug for an alienated crystal (in my opinion, this is no different from giving it for free), have you never known how profitable the pharmaceutical market can be! ! Isn't it okay to exchange for all other people's resources except survival supplies? I don't have much feeling about whether the protagonist should take medicine or not. I don't think giving medicine is very holy. I just feel that it is a loss. But if the protagonist gave away his last bottle of medical medicine, I would probably start criticizing the protagonist, Our Lady. In fact, for me personally, the most intolerable part is the protagonist's transaction (the same goes for the drug transaction mentioned above). For example, water, incomplete drawings, etc. If it were me, in order to ensure the demand for water resources and my monopoly position, I would sell a small amount every day and a large amount every few days. Each time, I would sell a small amount in exchange for a large amount of materials. In this way, others won't be able to guess that I have a way to produce water in a short period of time. The protagonist chooses to exchange quantity for quantity for the cabbage price every day, so as not to expose others as idiots. In addition, I will exchange the method of killing monsters with those who have the ability to exchange high-end materials such as mechanical cores (with the illustrated book, I don't need to advertise whether I killed it or not). This way I can not only make money, but also ensure that high-level players will not die easily. To a certain extent, it ensures that I can get high-end materials. As for collecting incomplete drawings and not counter-offering in transactions, it is also very toxic to me. You said you can't let others know how valuable it is, and then you don't lower the price? Do you think you can collect the drawings faster by purchasing them at such a high price? You are underestimating people's hearts. I am someone else, so I collected a few drawings and asked you to give me a method of making water. Although my bid may have been too greedy and the protagonist would not agree, the protagonist did not receive the drawings. Who made a profit? Even if I lose the product, I know it must be very precious if you are willing to recycle it at a high price, so after I collect a certain amount (20%), I will know its value better, and then I will not give it to you. To sum up, the protagonist, who has excellent trading ability, has a kind-hearted personality. I hope this book will be popular

Looks blue and thin, how much is 25 grams? How much is 25ML? It's hard to moisturize your mouth.

The author doesn't know how to insist. In fact, this book is good and I have ordered it all. A bad grade means you are not suitable. There are very few great people who become popular with just one book. So there is no way out if you don't persist.