Our Neighborhood Transmigrated Again

I've read Chapter 50 and want to tell the author: 1. Thousands of people traveled together, taking a residential community with them, without the intervention of a force absolutely superior to human beings. Human beings will almost immediately form an organized force and coordinate the materials in the community. All carbon-based organisms that have appeared on the earth cannot remain safe within the sphere of human influence. 2. How many talents will there be in a high-end community? With the materials in the community, such as cars, steel, home appliances and other modern facilities, the community will soon restore basic power, manufacturing, planting and other capabilities. 3. Most people long for order, and there is no need for precognitive conditions such as ability, prestige, etc. As long as there is a gap in rights, there will be someone who will rise up and call for it, and there will be people who will follow, and then there will be intellectuals who will follow and perfect the rules. To sum up, in the absence of the intervention of a force that can exterminate humanity, modern people will restore order and production at an extremely fast speed. Electricity, power, and weapons with modern characteristics will soon appear. The author seems to have little understanding of human nature and organizations. Assuming that there are 1,500 people in a community, a team of at least 200 people will appear in a maximum of 3 days to restore order and coordinate supplies. In a maximum of 7 days, one or two teams of 500 people will appear to firmly control the distribution of materials, production recovery, and surrounding security in the community. If there are no major conflicts between the two parties, most people in the community will be included in it and merged into one group within 15 days at most. Everyone outside this group. Everyone must abide by the rules they set. Welcome to discuss.

After reading a few chapters, I really don't understand the writing. Our village has a strong sense of family. If something happens in the village, just say hello and it will be organized quickly. How can there be such a dozen or twenty people fighting each other? Where did you get so much personality? The organizer will hold a meeting first, and then discuss the arrangements, and then vote if they agree, and discuss if they disagree. This guy is both ambitious and wants human rights. If you don't know, you might think you are trying to steal the chairmanship of the United Nations. What about survival? Brother, after talking about the doomsday situation, the leader himself will not lead by example and no one will obey him, so the possibility of asking you to die is very slim. Unless you have extraordinary abilities, this will definitely be domineering.

Every residential building has a party group, and the community has grass-roots party organizations and neighborhood committees. If the entire community is really crossed, after the initial chaos, household statistics of population and occupation will begin immediately. Community policemen and veterans will start patrols to maintain public security. Within a day, hunting Basic teams such as the team, plowing team, and guard team will be formed. Within three days, various handicraft workshops will begin to manufacture weapons and tools. In less than a week, professional institutions such as the agricultural research laboratory and the mining research laboratory should also begin to be established, and the children will be unified and managed as soon as possible.

Because the protagonist has a golden finger evaluation, he can receive cards every day and every week. Every time he travels through the map, the evaluation must be particularly high. The cards and sequences found on the map are all three melons and two dates. Zuo Quan only has those few cards for each map evaluation so high. I don't understand how the opponent can compete with the protagonist? In addition to the number of people on the opposite side, why do more opponents require privileges, privileges, advanced cards, cards, weapons, and weapons, just like the protagonist? Even the number of extraordinary people is about the same, which is a bit too overwhelming for the protagonist, and a bit too unbalanced. One type of advantage is okay, but like the protagonist, they are evenly matched, so the protagonist is a bit too stretched, right?

In modern society, cars can generate electricity, and many street lights have solar panels. Now many public awnings in residential areas are solar powered. Solar charging is very common. Also, there is always one person out of 100 who owns a drone. Also, when it comes to food, I don't want to organize manual planting, but go hunting, completely abandoning the elderly and children to fend for themselves. I really don't know what the brain circuit is. In a strange environment, everyone is a cherished labor force. Every modern person who has read books and has basic logical thinking is a person who can produce a large amount of materials. How could internal fighting begin right away? How many people has the protagonist killed in just a few chapters? There are 2,000 people in this community, and the protagonist kills 3 of them, others? Fighting for food, fighting, then at least 100 people, and various accidents, 100 people. In just the past ten days, more than 10% of the people have disappeared. In the later period, the food crisis further led to fights and plundering, and within six months at most, only about 100 people were left out of 2,000. You must know that if there are few activity tracks in a place, alien species will come and take over.

Since cars can be used, wouldn't it be easy to deal with crocodiles? There may be a generator in a community, and you can easily find welding machines and grinders. Weld some steel pipes directly to the car and sharpen them with a grinder. You can lure the crocodile ashore and use it as a candied haws skewer. The author still has too little imagination

It's an old problem with this kind of novel. The cheating protagonist always encounters an evenly matched opponent.

Are you drunk in the wine pool? Ji Kuai Trumpet just stopped updating in July, and he also likes to write group stories. Even the beginning of this book is a bit similar to the Goblin book PS: After reading the group chapters in the previous book, I was really drunk

I'm about to interview the author. Is there anything you guys need to bring?

To be honest, according to the people I have contacted, if you travel like this, as long as one person takes the lead in organizing, there must be unity in the early stage, and the division of labor is clear. Most people follow the crowd, and the survival instinct is bound to happen. Only when you are full and have enough food will there be divisions. If the author starts like this, he is just writing a novel. If some people think that people are like this, how dark is your heart?