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Don't listen to anyoneShould you listen to this sentence? 🤔 To listen to him is to be disobedient, and to disobey him is to be obedient Just listen!

It's awesome, but should the author change the introduction and title of the book? As soon as I read the title, I can't help but feel that the foreign persimmon cheap studio is weird and strange. If I hadn't been in a book shortage, I would have really missed it.

Stacked armor. This book has an unpopular niche theme, an unconventional apocalyptic novel, intensive foreshadowing in the early stages, and a self-consistent logic. When you see any doubts, please let the bullets fly for a while. If you are interested in this book, don't forget to read the latest chapter every day~ The daily limit is 4,000 words, and it will be updated after 10 pm. We will try our best to update more.

After reading Chapter 240, I couldn't stand it anymore and felt a strong sense of abandonment. The ending of the dream is always disgusting Like nm's infinite corridor filled with Shi, or the elevator with mirrors up and down, left and right, disgusting and scary I stopped watching Mysterious Earthsea after seeing Ascension to the Sky... There is still a reason for the niche, the tearing and hedging of identity, and the confusing expression of self-awareness have not been revealed, and there is no relatively clear answer. It is not torturing the host, but torturing the audience.

It's tied, let me express a simple opinion. In the early stages of this book, I felt like "This War of Mine". It was relatively safe during the day (on the route), maintaining and operating the shelter, and at night (on the island) going out to explore and search for supplies. From just seeking food and clothing at the beginning, to collecting materials to repair the shelter, and then gradually finding weapons, absorbing survivors, installing new equipment, and gradually achieving self-sufficiency. Especially when looking for materials to mend the ship, it feels like mending the three holes in the game. From the mid-term, I felt like it was like "Latent Abyss", except that all the sites were dangerous abandoned sites. With the ability to sail a boat, basic food and clothing, and a certain degree of combat effectiveness, there is room for exploring the truth. I think the turning point is when the four seniors board the ship, the acting chief mate, navigator, maintenance worker and boilermaker, similar to the captain, safety officer, electrician and reactor technician in the game. From now on, it is no longer about struggling to survive at the end of the world, but about exploring the Red Sea. To quote a line from the game, "Dive down? No! Go down!" As the exploration deepens, one island after another is liberated from the hands of the church, and even partially restored to its old glory. It is quite similar to the feeling of a submarine opening up a route in the late stage of the Abyss, and the lights of civilization behind it gradually extending. I personally think it is easy to write about the subject of Rules and Ghost Stories, but very difficult to write well. The ease lies in the fact that this is a good way to bypass the R'lyeh Treaty and at the same time integrate the two core concepts of the Grain system of "unexplorable and unspeakable" and the Foundation's "containment, control, and protection". It can not only create that unfathomable and strange atmosphere, but also help convey the spiritual core of eternal glory of mankind. But with a gem like the zoo at the forefront, the reader's threshold for appreciating rules and weird stories is actually quite high. Without detailed design, it is easy to write and give people a feeling of being out of touch. I think this book is pretty well done so far, and the few copies and road events are quite innovative. As for the design of anomalies, typical Foundation elements such as panacea and coffee machines, as well as the restrained style of knowledge being poisonous, do not clearly point out the writing and just mix it in, which can easily win a smile from readers who have a basic understanding of the matter, but will not make readers who do not understand confused. Some of the original anomalies and events (maybe the ones I don't know the prototype of) are generally considered well-designed and basically self-explanatory, I think they're pretty good. Overall, I think it is a novel worth pursuing. I hope the author will continue to work hard and update more. Finally, this long review is almost a thousand words long, so it's not too much to be more precise 😏

I looked through the previous survival games. I started reading them around 19 years ago. I always thought in my memory that I had beautified that one. Now that I see it, it is indeed very well written. Not to mention the story and logic of that one, the emotional tension of that one is also great. It can easily touch the reader's heart. The character design is also very interesting and very interesting. It's hard to imagine that a protagonist who mainly focuses on low emotions can write such a refreshing feeling This book gave me the same feeling as the previous one, but a bit flat. There is no big explosive point at the moment, and it may not be the explosive point yet, but now I have a feeling that I don't want to read this book after a long time. I hope the author can return to his previous state of writing books soon.

First of all, the author admitted that rain falls normally, which means that after the sea of ​​blood evaporates naturally, there is a high probability that there will be only water vapor! (No pollution) So if you heat the blood sea, the product you get is water vapor + messy polluted products (referred to as blood sea residue) And because the blood sea is actually composed of living organisms (referred to as red worms), and the blood sea shows expansion on a macro scale, red worms will reproduce, and because the concentration of red worms is not infinite after the blood sea covers the world, let's consider that the red worms have "environmental capacity" Black gold is refined by human will, so as long as some people are sacrificed, the output of black gold is unlimited 😄 (War criminals speak So there are the following strange methods: 1: Choose an evaporative desalination plant, replace the heating energy with solar lenses, and carry out intelligent transformation, and add all the equipment to the black gold produced by sacrificing a large number of humans (not corroded by the blood sea) 2: Put the blood sea water Introducing a desalination plant, the blood sea water is desalinated and the blood sea residue is automatically collected and thrown back into the blood sea 3: Since there are red worms in the blood sea residue, the number of red worms in the world has not changed after the blood sea residue is thrown back, but the environmental capacity is reduced, and the number of organisms is also reduced🤓 4: The separated water can be put into water storage facilities or inland lakes for storage Okay, after a long time, the last bit of red worms It was loaded into a special black gold water storage tank and launched into outer space... Humanity has successfully defeated the pollution of the blood sea 😜 ps: Of course it is not that simple. First of all, the water storage device is a big problem (black gold can be used to divide the sea area and purify it in pieces, but the number of humans consumed is astronomical) and it is difficult for automated machines to ensure that they are not contaminated by the blood sea. This article is purely imaginative

It turns out it's you The author of the survival game on the tip of the tongue that I was assigned to the early childhood education class in kindergarten Now that I'm older, I have tentacles growing in my head, so I didn't recognize the style of writing Following the update, the young author quickly fenced with me🤺

The writing is very good, and the concept of different islands is also very subtle, but the title is too bad, it gives me the feeling of a studio novel😅

I just started watching it in the past two days and I think it's pretty good. Madness and tenderness are always associated with the mysterious sea of ​​​​Earth. I have always felt that in terms of the world view and the ingenious design of the storyline, Mysterious Earth and Sea is better than Weird Fairy. I have only read Chapter 30 now, and I look forward to the subsequent reading experience.