Adrift in the Apocalypse: It Starts with Building a Ship

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What can I say, I have no desire to read the latest chapters. The reason I like this book is because the adventure of drifting on the sea is what I like to read, not what kind of establishment the protagonist enters, although the protagonist needs to detoxify from snake venom.

I hope there will be a female protagonist who can help and solve physical problems, the best of both worlds. And there's no need to worry about betraying you while you're asleep. (Of course you have to capture her)

Meat is not considered a resource? Be convinced

It's okay, but I'm worried that the author will suddenly let the protagonist Mo Minqiao become a team or teammates. After all, the protagonist makes too much noise every time he optimizes or upgrades (just upgrading the raft to a small boat lights up the day and night), what should I do if I find out? How to explain? There were betrayals for profit before the end of the world, let alone the end of the world.

Didn't it start with shipbuilding? Where's the boat? There is a big difference between a raft and a boat. A ship has a waterline.

This book feels very easy to write, the background ceiling is too high, and there are many mentally retarded plots. For example, it is hard for me to imagine how a small broken raft of 5 square meters can float in the sea for so long. When a wave hits you, you can take a free bath. The funniest thing is that a tuna running at 70 kilometers per hour pulls the raft into something and the raft does not fall apart. At what level can I be able to fish things out of the sea manually without relying on external force and still float? Who will educate you?

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The protagonist is a third-level evolver. Without a temperature control module, he will soon freeze to death. How can ordinary people survive at more than 100 degrees below zero?

It's quite good, but updates are too slow. I'm not going to read it now. I've always wanted to find a novel about deep sea trek➕raft survival. The Dutchman Next Door is okay in the front, but I'm a bit off my taste in the back. Can anyone recommend something like this?