Global Descent: Survival in the Underground

The underground cave behind the gods? The next island? (The world consists only of oceans and islands, with their area multiplied countless times, and everyone becomes an island owner.) Or perhaps the next ship? The land disappears, everyone gets an initial ship, and then they use resources to upgrade their ships? Or perhaps one planet for each person?

A god in front, a cave behind 😂😂😂😂

Of all the underground fantasy novels I've read, this one is the best. Although the beginning was a bit weak, the author gradually found their rhythm, and the details are much better than the ones next door. The other novels are really full of flaws…

Basic settings in the consumption guide: ①The underground cave is completely sealed, but there is air and light, and there is a distinction between day and night; ② The passage can only be dug by the player using tools. It can only move forward and cannot change direction midway. After reaching the next cave, the passage will automatically recover.

I'm really curious if the author has any concept of ml and g. 25Ml of water is really just a small sip, while a can of cola is 250ml.

I'd like to ask why, in a world where humans are always seen as enemies, especially in a place like the dungeon where humans are considered lower or even lower on the food chain, there's absolutely no sense of solidarity among humans. It's quite strange that they seem to want to kill each other the moment they meet.

It's a pity, this is truly one of the best-written dungeon/maze books. From the perspective of the protagonist's development, the protagonist's cheat ability has been fully utilized, allowing him to establish a relative advantage and create a qualitative gap with everyone else from the beginning, without deliberately slowing down the protagonist's growth.

I think the satisfying aspects of underground survival stories can only be twofold: first, watching the protagonist struggle to survive and then succeed; second, having what others don't, which gives you a sense of superiority. The first point is to start with a stagnation and then elevate the character.

It's so disheartening to see this. How much is 25 grams? How much is 25 ml? It's barely enough to moisturize your lips.

The author doesn't know how to persevere. Actually, this book is good; I subscribed to the whole thing. If you abandon a book because of slightly lower grades, it proves you're not suited for it. There are very few authors who become famous with just one book. Therefore, without perseverance, there's no future.