Transmigrating into the Wilderness from the Start: Taming Beasts to Survive

Overall, it's pretty good, but author, can your combat descriptions be less intelligent? Battle descriptions like that of Pokémon lower the combat IQ of the entire book An attack action often happens instantly. You see, you are still shouting to command the battle, and your pet attacks with half of its power and waits for your command? Or what's the point of attacking after you shout? There is obviously a better way to command, but mental command is not used. The other thing is to let the pet understand the fighting method on its own. The protagonist only needs to provide general directions! Is it interesting to insert a poisonous point from time to time?

I like this book very much. There are no intrigues or shady people behind the scenes. I hope that in the subsequent plots, attributes will not be added to the characters. All attributes can only be fed back to the owner by pets. After adding attributes to the protagonist, the protagonist will be stronger than the pet. I really can't stand that kind of mindless writing. Focus on writing about pets. Don't develop the plot too fast. Come on😊

If you follow the words "Survive and Create a Civilization" at the beginning, this book will be a hit. But it's a pity that it became cliched later and became an upgrade to killing monsters. Obviously, the results are not good, and there are not even many discussions. What a pity!

It's a bit like The Farm of Gods and Demons. I've been looking for this type of book for a long time! This book looks good

Do you want to contract a firefly? I think that when the protagonist needs to be active at night, he may need a mobile light-emitting device with remote output, and fireflies are the best choice.

How should I put it? I can no longer feel the warm and beautiful atmosphere of a group of human beings united to survive in the apocalypse described by the author. It just feels like the characters written by the author are becoming less and less human. Compared to humans, they are more like a group of cluster-conscious beings wearing human skins, unified, firm, and united. The more you write about their unity now, the more I feel like they are a group of monsters in human skin, and instead I feel a little scary and uncomfortable for no reason. Looking more human than human, is this the uncanny valley effect? 😥

This is the first time I see a post-apocalyptic article that expresses emotions. . . That's not to say it's bad, but you also have to consider the environment and people's hearts. A strange environment where people die at any time, a doomsday world, an extraordinary world, this is where the strong will always be strong. If you want to play as a team, you can, the team also has the role of a team, but what do you mean by making everyone average? Everyone became stronger together. I really laughed. Resources are constant. Brother, have you considered resources and time? This novel is like a dream, except for the feelings, everything else is full of utopia. To give you the simplest example, you worked hard to build a dryad camp and obtained more than a dozen crystals. These crystals are necessary materials for evolution. In the end, you chose to give the crystals to a person who petted a beast to death. What kind of distribution plan is this? 14 Crystals can cultivate at least three people who have evolved to awakening. As a result, the resources necessary for evolution must be allocated to the members who are starting over. What do you think? If you want to say that he has credit, tell me, who doesn't? Is it just because their pet beast died? Are they the ones who deserve the most credit? So I say this is all about selling feelings and sympathy. You can't waste such important resources just because of sympathy. You can give them more other resources to make the restarted beasts grow faster. What is the operation of giving crystals? I was confused. There is definitely no problem in writing positive energy, but you must also consider the reality. You are exactly like the big group at the beginning. The experience we gained through bloody lessons is completely absent from you. From childhood to adulthood, I feel that the author's history class must have been taught by a physical education teacher 😅 If you don't understand, go back and look through the textbook. Why did we become like this from the big group at the beginning? Why did Chief Engineer Deng change the development strategy at that time? It is good to have ideals and plans, but you have to consider other comprehensive factors. You cannot take it for granted. Practice is the only criterion for testing truth. We have spent decades testing it, and only a few years later have we forgotten it?

I feel like I'm off topic. The title is Survival and Development of Civilization. What are you writing about? It has become an upgrade for killing monsters.

I don't quite believe that all teachers have that kind of sacrificial spirit

The first part was okay, I thought it was the combination of individual strength and civilizational development, but when I wrote about the ant mushroom, I started to jump. It jumped too fast. In just a few dozen chapters, I developed from a stronger human being to destroying the planet. It's like the Qi refining period in a novel about cultivating immortals. In just a few dozen chapters, it evolved to a person who is about to overcome a tribulation and ascend.