One Dog from the Start: Surviving the Underground

Overall, it's okay, but there are three small problems. First, water. There are many places in the book where a lot of water is obtained. Pig's Feet encountered underground rivers, springs, and ponds. In the end, he took a few buckets, took a bath, and left. A woman also encountered a cave full of water and needed to swim, but the water outside was still very thin. Yes, Second, groups are mentioned in the book, but the power of groups is not written. The essence of groups is division of labor and cooperation. It is not simply one plus one equals two, but one plus one equals three, and ten plus ten equals one hundred. Third, danger. Survival books of this type all have this shortcoming. It is too dangerous. Many authors don't pay much attention to data when writing books. Take this book as an example. Assuming that the average death rate in each cave is one tenth (actually more than one), then only about one-third of the people can survive to reach the tenth cave. In other words, the 10 billion people at the beginning only have more than 3.3 Billion people. By the second There are only more than 1.1 Billion people in ten, and this kind of novel becomes more dangerous as you go further. Even if the mortality rate remains unchanged, when you reach a hundred caves, there will only be about 170,000 people. And based on ten caves a day, it only takes ten days. If there are 10 billion people in ten days, there will be 170,000 people left. This is equivalent to the group being almost wiped out just after the novice stage.

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Niubi, the ore veins in the author's eyes only contain single-digit ores.

The author's handling of resources is really uncomfortable. I have an almost unlimited water resource, but in the end the water I collected for two months was gone. I'm really speechless. I put gold and silver in front of you and don't even know how to cherish it. It's so uncomfortable.

There is another dog at the beginning. Will there be a dragon next time? Snake. What kind of animal is coming, or what kind of glutton is it? The ancient beasts have come out

It's amazing, the writing is good, and that's the only thing about the writing. The plot is too insulting to the reader's IQ. The underground river with unlimited water already feels awkward. There is a system warehouse on the body, and you can trade items and materials. To put it bluntly, ordinary people have thought of ways, but the protagonist just doesn't want to think of ways. Yes, he doesn't want to think about it. It's not that he can't think of it and flinches when he sees it! If you don't have boards, you have food! Change the materials and I won't be able to drown you when I go down! Is it difficult to hold a plank and then expand the warehouse to build a raft? There are no monsters in the water, so you gave up on Infinite Water? Why don't you have blueprints? You don't know how to make it... Just tie up a few wooden boards and it'll be fine! You won't sink, will you? OK, you're afraid of death and don't want to try it! What about the poisoned box? Unknown toxins are scary. You don't know that this thing is poisonous and it is dangerous if you touch it. But you have been warned, are you still afraid? Use your warehouse system! A vein of minerals has been decomposed, right? Can't you shoot it with an iron sword? Still not working? Then it's okay to use materials to protect the hand opener!?? Why are you leaving? Is a poisoned box so scary? Why did you take a detour? Don't you want to see what's inside? You don't want things that are developing rapidly, and you are not asked to fight monsters. You can basically get those things by moving your head, and you are afraid of this every day! The protagonist is so awesome that he presses the reader's IQ to the ground and rubs it!

The writing is pretty good, but the prompts are too frequent, like a nanny. Also, the protagonist is too ordinary. A middle school student who is usually small and transparent jumps out on the page.

The protagonist is too mediocre, and the prompts are too doting. The further you go, the more he will disappear from everyone. The flowers in the greenhouse, no matter how many resources are given to him, cannot compare to the man who grew up in the wind and rain.

The writing is fluent, not misleading, and I keep updating.

What a meow, this special meow can be read with confidence, 🌿