
Don't Starve: My Pickaxe Can Be Upgraded
饥荒,我的镐子能升级
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 651k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Honestly, your price is way too high! How wealthy can someone who carries tree cakes be to allow you to rip them off like this? Ten magic crystals and five pounds of tree cakes have been turned into a meal that wouldn't even fill five people's stomachs. Author, do you think there's anything wrong with this?
It was just Charlie A's final fantasy before he died. 😭
When poor, one should cultivate one's own virtue; when successful, one should benefit all under heaven. After all, humans are social animals. Helping others within one's own capabilities and establishing one's dominance through superpowers is meaningless if the protagonist is the only one left in the world.
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I feel like I've given up at this point. My writing is really bad, and what I dislike most is the protagonist; he feels like a college student who hasn't experienced the harsh realities of life. The plot progression is also disjointed and haphazard. I might as well stop here.
Personally, I suggest establishing a faction and becoming the leader, especially given the protagonist's abilities. He could practically support countless factions. All his skills are geared towards building a faction, whether it's the campfire, the home cannon, or the battle suit. Why go it alone? Are you just doing all the work for someone else?
At the start, you act like a freeloader, demanding everything from others and expecting them to stay and team up with you. You even question why they should leave, wanting to be exploited if they stay.
The beginning was quite good, but after the dispute with Chang Xin about the future, the book became strange. After accepting Hong Ming, a former enemy, it became uninteresting. The protagonist didn't seem like a transmigrator at all; he was more like a native than a native.
This kid has already abandoned three books, I love them all. Hopefully, this one will take longer to finish.
Although I don't understand why the author keeps sticking to this subject matter?
However, there has been significant progress compared to a few years ago. But there is still room for improvement. For example, the "Wasteland People" are constantly shifting between being considered bio-weapons and mere ants, as are the superhumans. This cycle of gradual strengthening followed by gradual suppression is becoming increasingly frequent and noticeable.
I highly suspect that you're using that writer's alternate account, as you only write around 1 million words, or even less.