Corruption Survival
腐化求生
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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In booklists 4
Yuewen’s Finest
Reading is not only a way to gain knowledge, but also an important means of improving oneself and broadening one’s perspective. These books are more than a collection of words; they are the crystallized wisdom and soul of their authors.
A Veteran Bookworm Running Out of Books
All kinds
Brilliant at First, Cliched Later
A memento of my time
First Looks at New Books
I try out new books in the previews and introduction sections, and add the ones with promising openings. These days, it's usually easy to tell a bad book after a few chapters. In most cases, if the author can't even explain the setting clearly, the book is no good. There shouldn't be too many typos or grammatical mistakes. Ideally, the author should create an original map rather than making over our world with a few changes. For example, everything's called Blue Star, and the countries are Daxi
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The 49 Rules of the Apocalypse
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The book is alright, still readable for now. But there are still some problems. Even with the protagonist's incredible abilities, it's still written as if he's narrowly escaping death every time. Why should ordinary people survive so many more?
The protagonist's combat power is limited from the very beginning, a very simplistic writing style. The first enemy that appears is a bird, described as having a massive population. Without any special advantages, the bird kills the protagonist, yet only adds 10% fuel to the lamp. All 10,000 characters should have been killed off, except for the protagonist.
Most hay
Why are so many items traded in physical transactions for hundreds of grams of food? A fruit that can upgrade physical attributes and make the body stronger is only worth 350 grams of food? What does 350 grams mean? An ordinary person could finish that in one meal. And in this perilous world, food consumption is even greater.
Barely enough to get food and fodder
I've read up to chapter 205 so far. The book is pretty good in all aspects, but the protagonist is too pitiful. He works himself to the bone like a nanny, leveling up others without asking for any reward. Even passersby won't call him "boss." Even if there is a reward, it's not commensurate with the protagonist's efforts. The protagonist has no personality traits and is just a pure tool.
If you ignore your thoughts, things are fine; if you don't, many small problems arise. (It's like hay.)
Right at the start of the first tutorial, the protagonist faces a situation where not using their talents will result in certain death. 😅
These shelters are usually places where souls are imprisoned and turned into guards, otherwise, if you go out, your home will be gone.
The initial setup was promising, but it fell apart later on. The characters became increasingly like mere tools, practically emotionless robots, which became increasingly frustrating to watch. The protagonist initially wanted to be a lone wolf, but then became a regional lord, forcing others to team up.
The biggest flaw for me is that the shelter has no way to defend itself. It seems like anyone could just walk into the protagonist's room and steal their food, lamp oil, and burn the shelter down. In this situation where they're practically starving, no one steals the protagonist's supplies, even though he's a lone wolf.
This book is too extreme. If there's even a slight mistake, the protagonist is instantly killed. Players from the same cohort as the protagonist are all pushing their limits in every wave of updates. After the merge of regions within the same cohort, the protagonist is only considered average, which is a bit frustrating.