Surviving the Mist: Signing In from a Cabin

The monsters have become stronger on the second day. There is no time to develop. The protagonist's second-level hut has been destroyed. Those who have not upgraded the wooden hut will die in front of the stronger monsters. At least half of them will die. At any rate, they are given three to ten days of development time.

Absolutely, this is the beginning of writing about women. . . . . Convinced

Do you need to upgrade the table to upgrade your cabin? Is there any logic? If the hut is upgraded first, and the next level requires upgrading other things, it is understandable. People are going to die and other crappy things should be upgraded first.

You're really smart, opening such a big game, setting the monsters to be so awesome, and trading things with others, and you're so fussy about it, you're afraid that others will survive to grab boxes and open them with you, right???

How should I put it? Only junior high school students can watch it. The protagonist's IQ and mentality cannot be complimented, and the IQ of the supporting characters has no lower limit. I can't watch it anymore. I'm leaving.

Most of this kind of novels can be written in hundreds of pieces. Without more student-level subsidies, it is easy to be thrown out of the market.

You are just kidding, 100 units of good bronze can be used to smelt 40 units of excellent bronze, and 250 units of good bronze can be used to smelt 50 units of excellent bronze? Are the extra 150 units of Good Bronze worth the 10 units of Excellent Bronze?

If you are poor, you can take care of yourself; if you are rich, you can help the world. The main reason is that I'm very open, I can't compliment my character, and I've taken away all the good things. Tell me what 100ml of water can do? Can it moisturize my throat?

The author is great, although I can't write it, but the male protagonist is not impotent, can you take some time to let the male protagonist eat Ai Xi! And Ai Xi won't betray the male protagonist, so what's the problem with eating it. Don't write about women if you don't want to eat them. It's a bit uncomfortable to read now, but the author made it clear that the male protagonist of this book is impotent. If so, then I will automatically imagine Ai Xi as a man from now on~

I have nothing to say. I have read more than a dozen survival novels and most of them have the same plot. The protagonist is in danger (it's okay, but take your time, okay?). The difficulty rises directly, and almost ninety percent of the people will die. Does the protagonist survive alone? Ah? In survival stories, everyone works as a team, and there are also some military writings that are stronger at survival. Just write that the protagonist has to kill other ordinary people, and the difficulty rises straight up, which makes me speechless.