Endless Doomsday, but Awakening to Farming in Stardew Valley

If the protagonist is renamed Bei Feng, then there is no need to worry about the relationship issues 😁

When I read the introduction, I thought it was sad.

How to put it, first: the plot was deliberate, and two women were forcibly added. Although it was later said that they would form a force to make up for this, what happened in Chapter 53 was the most disgusting, and it was so unreasonable to write it. Second: The Federation is very useless. Anyway, I don't feel that zombies are dangerous. Fighting zombies may be dangerous for individuals, but for a Federation with an army and firearms that can cover it with firepower, it should be simple. No matter how useless it is, it will not fall. In the later stage, it is probably the protagonist who can survive. Third: The golden finger protagonist can be shared with others, and I don't see any inspections or the like. Anyway, you can get it if you join. Fourth: Except for the male protagonist, most men think about their lower bodies. Fifth: I always feel that the people in the article seem to have low IQs, and they all look easy to deceive (personal feeling). Believe whatever they say, and just add the announcement that is displayed. Normal people know that this is not ability but system. Anyway, it is just weird that cannot be explained. Some of them are so low as to be mentally retarded (specifically Chapter 53). They don't think about how to survive. It's just like playing. Is there any connotation? Sixth: It's been more than 50 chapters. I haven't seen anyone else except the protagonist have any special abilities or enhancements. The zombies have evolved. I don't know how others can survive if they don't join the protagonist. Will they die if they don't join the protagonist? The seventh and most important thing: the protagonist is too idealistic. He just does whatever comes to mind and has no plan at all. He just thought of building a power and invited people to join him within a few days. The 18 pieces of land are not enough for people to sleep on. He even grows a chicken feather field and can barely support himself. Moreover, it is okay if there are few powerful people, but it is really annoying when there are many people. What should the protagonist do with all kinds of intrigues? The above are personal thoughts after watching it. They only represent one person. Please read it yourself for the specific situation (I really can't help but complain after watching it. Farming novels are one of the genres I like to read. I can only say that the greater the expectations, the greater the disappointment)

Author, are you serious about the name of the protagonist? 😠

I came here with the theme of Stardew Valley in mind, but the plot and characters are really straddling the line between wanting to be innocent and simple like a light novel, and wanting to create an apocalyptic atmosphere with the ugliness of human nature. It totally feels like I am trying to be a bitch and build a memorial at the same time.

It was good before it was released. It was quite relaxing and interesting. But after it was released, the writing was very poor. The protagonist is indecisive. You can just kill any small villain single-handedly. You are afraid of this and that. You are said to be repulsed. Even if you don't have a pony, you are not afraid of these weapons with more than ten times the bonus. In short, it is very disappointing.

More than 170 chapters later, I am still describing the ugliness of human beings. Am I not a human being or have I not joined society? Written by you? I'm here to see Stardew Valley and farming. Can you stop using those formulas?

This book seems a bit interesting. Now let's see how the emotional line is handled.

I think it's pretty good, but one suggestion is to polish the villain. I think a good villain is also the charm of a book. None of the villains currently appearing are particularly good.

It's really hard to write such an invincible Goldfinger who is not worthy of a mentally retarded protagonist. . . . .

Very classical writing style, full of strange things

Author, what's going on with your latest chapter? The introduction of the mine cart said that one use of the mine cart would cost 1,000 gold coins, but in the next line the protagonist said it would cost 3,000 gold coins once, and a few lines later the protagonist said it would cost 5,000 gold coins one time. I was speechless. . . 😰

There is a sense of beauty that lacks nerve centers and a lot of nonsense

Before entering the mine, this book was passable and readable. After entering the mine, the plot became strange and fragmented. I regret ordering those ten chapters

If you can be self-sufficient in your own golden fingers, I won't talk about you anymore. You tnd go out to find rocks today and water tomorrow. TND has no ability to protect itself at all.

There is really no need to spend time in the survivor community. Now the protagonist's vegetable plot has passed the most difficult period of land reclamation. There are Junimo community tasks and Joja gold coins to grow all things. Community construction should be quite simple. The alien businessman also has a bit of humor. Both the carriage merchant and Joja can completely destroy them. I can't think of any other uses besides being a "cat cart". The protagonist holds a level 5 bone sword in his hand, and he is already invincible in this low-level game. The protagonist is obviously in a planet-level war, but he is addicted to fighting the Earth Emperor every day😅. Now the protagonist should invest in some level 7 or 8 equipment to join the underground organization. The pace is too slow. Maybe the book friends in the book review section are right. If you love writing these small-perspective stories so much, you should really write about Hamlet Town instead of Pelican Town. It feels weird that a high-combat theme like Stardew Valley doesn't allow the protagonist to ride a thousand horses.

It clearly feels like the author has just started writing a novel, which gives people a feeling of being unable to explain clearly, but it is also very mysterious. Even if some of the planned plots are changed, it can still return to the original outline, which is that aliens, space amoebas (?) And alien viruses unite to invade the earth. The protagonist is divided into two and simultaneously unites the townspeople in Pelican Town and resists the aliens on a parallel earth But! I don't understand why the author likes to write about small perspectives other than the protagonist so much, and the plot is far away from the current point in time. Not only does it break the rhythm, but it's also disgusting. He names and criticizes the woman whose name I can't even remember and the children who were eaten. I really think the chapter where the protagonist opens the cold storage is not that unpalatable. If I really want to write it, why don't I just open a few extra chapters to clearly describe the small group in the dark Also, if you want to write about Darkest Dungeon, just write it openly. I can't find fault with you, folks. Look at what happened in the mines and training chapters. It's not like you haven't played DD2 before. It's really uncomfortable for you to see the two games intertwined with each other. Farming in Stardew Valley is not good now. It's awkward to watch monsters fight. Is your protagonist holding the Star Fruit? I think it looks like the Star Shards.

If the author really wants a female protagonist, then why not arrange Kuro Donggen?

Not Chapter 92. What are you writing? ? ? Get skills, speed attribute 0.5*2? ? ? ? ? The skill is the speed attribute, and the next line is the feeling of strength plus one,,,, it is better to write it in AI,,, outrageous

My house is pretty good, and it has its own heroine to directly resolve the emotional line

After seeing more than 30 pictures, I feel that the protagonist has an IQ problem. The scarcity of gold coins has been emphasized before. Now we finally have an opportunity to make a lot of money. If you don't seize this opportunity to make money like crazy, you don't know what you are doing. Why don't you take advantage of this zombie king to gather a bunch of zombies nearby. Opportunities that can be reached by stretching out your hand, are you still waiting to find them one by one after frantically swiping? I simply wonder if the protagonist is mentally ill? Or is it that the author wants to suppress it forcefully?

It's chapter two hundred. What the hell was written. One who is afraid of death. It turned out that she couldn't live a good life as a virgin, so she went to work as a bodyguard for others.

Not going back to base? You have to suffer outside. You didn't care if you left the base behind for so long?

Brother Hui is here for a visit. Is he a eunuch?

It's all booked. The plot was okay at first, but lately it's been too confusing and the plot has no coherence. It's getting worse the more I write it.

It has nothing to do with Stardew Valley Woolly.