Surviving in the Underground: A Guide That Helps Me Soar
地窟求生：提示带我飞
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 658k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game System
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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213Chapters
317Recommendations
99Fans
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The female lead is so cruel! The protagonist was surviving perfectly well on his own, and then this female lead comes along and drags him down. I've already given up on the book; the story was actually quite good with just the protagonist.
The beginning was alright, but after the sudden appearance of a woman, I personally felt it lost its appeal. Good luck.
I hope everyone will support my new book, and those interested in investing should do so as soon as possible. I'll probably mail out the contracts in the next couple of days. That's all for now; everything is in the article. I hope you can all support me!
Earlier it was said that this game has been around for decades, but then the protagonist's performance in Chapter Six was so outstanding that those watching the live stream acted as if they were seeing it for the first time and even wanted to contact the game's organizers—it was all so inexplicable.
It should be called "Dungeon Entertainment," and it hints at taking me flying.
I need everyone's support during the new book release period. Please use your lucky hands and give me some votes!
I'm disgusted. Don't they care about the plausibility of their writing? Or is it just the author indulging in self-indulgent fantasy?
The cue and emotion systems—they're clearly one system, yet they seem completely unrelated. It just feels odd; they feel like two separate systems.
We're already used to it, why bother with reality shows? (ﾟOﾟ;)
The premise is good, but the separation from the female lead is a bit lacking. Also, the comments section is confusing; why does the bracelet display comments so quickly? Shouldn't survival games prioritize supplies for themselves? The survival points system is also a bit confusing. New elements are introduced too quickly and rushed, without proper explanation, leaving the reader bewildered. If this genre is well-developed, it could be groundbreaking. The female lead is a major flaw. These are just my humble opinions. I hope the author's writing improves and the game becomes a bestseller! Above