Everyone Flees the Famine, My Skills Can Level Up
全民逃荒，我的技能可升级
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 409k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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181Chapters
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15.8kFans
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How many accounts is this? This kind of survival and item upgrade system, I think you're the only one constantly creating and writing accounts like this.
Even with the army intact, how could the Winter God Society possibly cause any major trouble? Anarchy would lead to a collapse of order. Military control alone could turn the Winter God Society into a rat lurking in the shadows.
I've seen plenty of people who live off a single book for a lifetime, but this is the first time I've seen someone live off a single premise or theme for a lifetime.
A man who isn't dashing, who listens to the heavens with his left ear, the red poplar tree, the creator of the world, the Silent Brother, who else is there?
Who else?
The subject matter is good, but unfortunately the writing style and plot are simply disastrous. Any other author could probably write something better.
There are too many idiotic plot points; this isn't how you write a wish-fulfillment story.
What a huge bug!
When the world quest was triggered, it clearly stated that completing the expulsion mission would strip players of F001's gaming privileges. If I understand correctly, after being stripped of their gaming privileges, players in that area would lose their game interface, be unable to use game items and skills, and could only use their basic abilities, resulting in a drastic drop in strength.
The game begins with the first chapter, which has five paragraphs and three problematic sections.
Amazing author. Do people even vote for this kind of book with monthly tickets?
Originally, the author mainly focused on the post-apocalyptic world and the protagonist's superpowers, so your book should have done quite well. The beginning was promising, but then you insisted on adding a game dimension and a "sea of suffering" element, along with a bunch of dubious and ambiguous settings, instantly ruining the fun.
You said it wasn't a game-related story, but then there were all sorts of dungeon runs later on. I can't read it anymore; there's no way to continue reading.