Homestead: Global Survival

The character's intelligence is a bit low. They have a cheat code like "God's Eye," allowing them to foresee all dangers. Shouldn't the starting point be focused on extensive exploration, searching for insurance and rare resources? Instead, the protagonist stays in one place grinding for resources. If you're going to give away a cheat code, don't write it. I hate it when someone gives you one and then doesn't use it.

These survival novels are basically about one person who always feels like there are treacherous people trying to harm him, like the whole world is against him. One person might be okay for a month, but after a while, things will go wrong. Humans are social animals. There's also a group of people on Xianyu (a second-hand marketplace) who only know how to shout "666, boss!" When selling something. Everyone is trying to curry favor with the boss, making it feel like playing a video game.

The third picture disgusted me. He's thinking about women in that kind of environment; he's a total loser.

Welcome to the "Want to Swear but Too Lazy to Swear" series of novels.

They don't even give you a starting room; 99.9% Of city dwellers won't survive a week. Add to that the resurrected ghouls, and the remaining 0.1% Will be eliminated by another 80% (the group that went into the caves).

With a cheat like "God's Eye" providing super long-range vision and analysis, why not just stay in one place and grind trees instead of exploring and finding treasure chests? That's not how you slow down your development. At the start, you can run across several hills to avoid bears, but why can't you explore more and find treasure chests later on? Why force a lucky player to sell axes and pickaxes?

I suggest avoiding remote trading, otherwise the survival game will lose its essence. Alternatively, you could implement an auction for rare items.

I saw the blue treasure chest, but to be honest, it doesn't look very appealing. The cheat codes are used too crudely; their potential is extremely high, yet they refuse to develop them. Of course, it's also possible that the environment is considered too dangerous, and even with cheat codes, avoidance isn't guaranteed? (Cheat code detection range?) The novel feels very limited in content.

P's two books each have 6,000 subscriptions; anyone saying 2,000 is exaggerating.

Author, you only have 32 Blood Jade Bananas, while you've fed nearly 70 elephants! Don't you notice this bug? You only have one Blood Jade Banana, and it's not even ripe yet. Hey, did everyone notice?