Global Wasteland: I Got a Top-Tier Shelter from a Loot Box
全球废土：我开箱出了顶级避难所
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- Completed
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- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Bui~ bui~ bui~ Congratulations, you've found one of my recommendations. Now that you're here, don't leave. My tastes are pretty varied, but all the books are readable. If you like them, please give them a like and add them to your library. Thanks!
A Song by the River, Softly Singing to the Evening Breeze
A low song drifts across the river with the evening breeze. Only after singing of heartbreak do we know how deep love runs. Who can understand the sorrow of separated mandarin ducks? Who can bear such bitterness without being moved? People know joy and grief, parting and reunion; the moon waxes and wanes. Which works have touched your heart? I'll recommend one to start: Perfect World, except for the Fire-Sang Girl of Sin Province.
Sword Qi Soaring: Perfectly Natural #&
The sword began as a three-foot blade, hence the name. Double-edged, straight-bodied, and sharp-tipped, it can wound with a horizontal or vertical slash and pierce armor with a thrust. A fearsome weapon. A collection of stories where protagonists let their power show and prove themselves invincible. If you like them, save the list!
Snack Base
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Just Two More Minutes: Have You Ever Had This Kind of Experience?
When we come across something we love or are busy with a task, we don’t want to be interrupted. It can make us especially irritable. But sometimes we know we’re in the wrong, so we try to talk things through and ask the other person to give us a few minutes. When we’re reading and completely absorbed at the story’s climax, we definitely don’t want to be dragged away to do something else. You’ve had that happen, too, right? So let’s share the books that drew us in so deeply we couldn’t look away.
A Worthless Book List
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Smart Characters, No Toxic Tropes, and Plenty of Thrills
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Even if the initial goal was to allow the protagonist to acquire resources and develop quickly, there was no need to deprive others of their right to obtain water. On such a vast planet, not a single person is born near a water source.
I don't believe that writers run studios; but I do believe that writers are old flops, and it looks like they'll be flops for another two years.
Dude, I suggest that if the protagonist is going to develop as a lone wolf, you should let him focus on high-tech and cutting-edge technologies. Don't let him keep rushing down other paths. Things like building roads and expanding are really pointless. What's the point of building roads? What's the point of planting so much fruit?
The issue with selling water earlier can be addressed by having the game system add a line about it after the game progresses: "Map Feature - Aridity: No normal water sources; water resources can be found by opening treasure chests." Such restrictions could be filled in, I don't know why they keep keeping people here to discourage them.
These kinds of books are all about selling water at the beginning.
I don't know what will happen next, but here are my thoughts based on what I've seen so far. 1. The harsh reality and the disconnect between the game and the group chat are too stark; obtaining basic items, especially water and food, is far too difficult.
Intercontinental ballistic missiles have been deployed, but the protagonist is still just a mortal, without any evolution. Someone else can just grab a sniper rifle and the protagonist is dead.
This otherworldly survival story is completely illogical. Apart from the protagonist who has a cheat code, no one else can survive for long.
Author, have you considered France? There's a 50% chance that a child in France isn't actually born to the biological father. Forget about paternity tests; I remember that in France, if a man has a paternity test with a child, he's responsible for raising the child. Even in divorce cases, the man is 80% expected to raise the child, and apparently, he also has to pay the divorced woman alimony every month. I'm quite curious about how the French will react.
This book is quite interesting. It's not that it's well-written, but it presents in a remarkably accessible way how developed countries easily exploit developing countries through productivity barriers. (Although I think the use of water is a bit far-fetched.) When you possess abundant resources, others can only exchange various precious resources for basic survival resources.