
Survival Rules for the Endless Sea
无尽海域生存守则
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 187k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
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70Chapters
406Recommendations
17Fans
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A tiny place called the Endless Sea? Has no author written a novel about it and hasn't even read it?
Chapter 50: The protagonist's identity changes too quickly. Since you're writing about the ocean, there should be freedom, but you didn't lay any groundwork and just suddenly revealed a naval intelligence identity. Moreover, you mentioned earlier that someone with naval intelligence invited the protagonist. Don't you think that's strange?
I'll go back to writing about the Zerg; I have experience now, so I should be able to write it even better.
I will respond to the data and questions raised by readers in the book here.
Some readers say that there is a lot of soil on the seabed, and that soil is not valuable, and that saline-alkali soil is unsuitable for farming.
Seeing how seriously you're replying to the data post, I'll go check it out 😂
The attack methods were rather ordinary.
According to the way space-based techniques are presented in the book, shouldn't it be like launching a ball directly into the opponent's brain or heart, without causing any damage to the body surface? Right now, they're still breaking bottles with their fingers, which is a bit too much.
The corpses of the killed superhumans are wasted; trees aren't picky eaters, right? The naval element is fine, having a naval identity is acceptable, but it feels a bit abrupt. Also, once you gain fame, will you accept mandatory missions? The author should reconsider this. We should keep a few people in the space to work, a few older ones to take care of a few younger ones.
Are you not going to write this anymore? Let's get back to writing about the Zerg in StarCraft. I think your writing is pretty good. How about I go back and write about ants? Write about an army ant Or some other better race
Write something grander; even your neighbor's is a masterpiece.
In order to justify their actions, they wrote a lot of foolish things.