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Come on, the book is good

Although the plot setting is old-fashioned, the writing is really good and average. It's all supported by writing. Personally, I feel that it is a pity to write about this kind of popular game flow with the author's writing style, and it feels a bit dragged down by the subject matter. This genre is born with several major logical bugs (when the whole people travels to this kind of world, the will of the country and the miscellaneous forces cannot be written, and there is no way to write it. The problem is that it is useless to block these, it is a congenital flaw). . Only the eunuch and Beng are not finished. Just asking, can you find a novel in this genre that has been completed and completed? Pity

After watching the beginning of the free and paid games, the protagonist is reborn. In terms of the main plot: there should be a clear main plot, which is much better than many books of the same type, at least letting people know the goal of the book. Character design of the protagonist: not cruel, with normal values, killing and not abusing living creatures, saving and killing others, not to mention the character's IQ, but at least he has basic logic. Other supporting characters: The perspective of the novel is mainly on the protagonist. There is not much description of the supporting characters, but it also prevents disgusting plots from happening to a certain extent. World view: Personally, I think it's pretty good. In this world, there is not only an intelligent race of humans, but also dugongs, penguins and other intelligent creatures, as well as the gods behind them and the various intertwined relationships. This world view at least makes me feel that this world is not empty, not a so-called game, but really has a story. Disadvantages: The part about selling medicine is a bit strange, especially when a person is given medicine to exchange for a boat suit, and the dialogue between the characters is very stiff. I personally don't think there's anything too toxic about the rest. Also, I really like the author's spell to summon ducks: quack, quack, ducks and ducks are used as boats. Hungry, I offer fish and shrimp.

It is considered good among similar novels, but the protagonist's strength increases too slowly, and the advantages of the reborn are not fully utilized. In addition, after accepting the female protagonist, the female protagonist's strength gradually increased, and soon she was basically on par with the male protagonist. As for the male protagonist, the male protagonist contributes every time he takes an adventure, while the female protagonist either paddles or is dispensable. In the end, the female protagonist gets a share of all the good things she works hard for, and the good things the female protagonist gets are not even worse than the male protagonist, or even better. For example, if the talent stone is opened by the male protagonist, the male protagonist's talent cannot be improved, so it is given to the female protagonist to use. The male protagonist fires special firearms and also gives them to the female protagonist to use. Anyway, every time whether it's a reward or a good thing found in a treasure chest, the heroine always has a share, but I don't think the things the male protagonist gets are that good. So after forming a team, does the female protagonist bring any benefits to the male protagonist? One more person to chat with, one more person to do some chores? The contributions of the two are completely unequal, but the benefits they receive are similar. I even think that the female protagonist gets better, such as the talent stone. The author insists on setting that the male protagonist's talent cannot be improved, and it will always be like that, but the female protagonist can continue to improve through the talent stone. The male protagonist can only find ways to exploit the gods' skills, while the female protagonist directly obtains fragments of the power of the prophet goddess... I really can't stand it anymore. On the surface, the male protagonist has always been number one in the division, but in fact, the male protagonist's combat effectiveness is not far behind the others. Now I have a heroine who contributes very little to the team. I give her all the good things I get. I am also drunk.

Originally, the protagonist relied on the difference in information about rebirth to grow up, but after more than a hundred chapters, he turned into a dizzy rookie with no basic knowledge about the future. It depends entirely on the fetish figures and ship skills. I don't even know some basic common sense about the future, so I have to try my best to obtain it. In addition, this book is very difficult to set up. You cannot use your brain when reading, otherwise it will be very uncomfortable. On average, I read one setting every 3 chapters.

The emotional scene was written as if it had been deleted after someone reported it, and suddenly the male and female protagonists were at war, not knowing what the sun and the moon were.

I almost thought it was a new book I hadn't read, but it turned out to be Captain Little Yellow Duck. I might as well not change the title and introduction.

If you have nothing to do, you can just read it reluctantly. The author has no setting at all. He keeps eating books and can't read with his brain.

😢 Go back to Tomato, old man, this is not the right place to put down roots.

It was born at the wrong time and suffers from the subject matter. The stereotype left by the popular genre is too deep, but it is indeed the best thing I have seen in this genre so far.

Did the person who taught you how to change your name have a grudge against you? I searched for a long time before I found your book. After reading the name and introduction, I thought I didn't subscribe to it and almost deleted it. The highlights of the little yellow duck were also deleted. I couldn't find it even by searching the starting point.

It's obvious that he was reborn and slightly cheated. As a result, the combat power is so low. I feel like it's just good luck that I'm not dead now. From the introduction, I thought it was an invincible and enjoyable article, but when I read Chapter 199, I didn't feel much enjoyment at all.

Finally, there is one, a rare good book in National Survival. There is no mentally retarded plot that makes people irritated and makes me want to give up the book. Finally, someone with good writing skills writes about this genre. I have read a lot of National Survival. This book is really good.

What's going on? A sailing survival boat cannot leave 300 meters from the coastline? Where did the land come from? Run around the island?

I suggest that since you don't know how to write emotional scenes, you shouldn't write side scenes between two people. After all, without any emotional foreshadowing, the explicit conversation between the two does not look like a relationship between lovers, but more like a random estrus between followers of the Yuchao Cult. It is very strange to accept this kind of content when your brain does not think that the two people have feelings. It is extremely irresponsible to leave all the emotions required for the premise of the dialogue between the two to the readers. It is recommended that the author refer to how others have wiped it. The conversations I have seen so far are only erotic but ruthless.

The protagonist is the smartest. Only he knows that after learning the blueprints, he can process them for others to earn money in exchange for resources. Others who take the blueprints will just sell them or exchange them for supplies.

Being the top brother on the list for the first time

After changing the title and introduction of the book, I don't want to read it anymore.

I would like to ask, if there is such a trading system, why is it so difficult to upgrade? I could trade upgrade materials before, but I can't trade them later? I saw Chapter 105 and I forgot to upgrade something. You have been reborn for 3 years. This is a survival game. How can you be so arrogant?

The new introduction doesn't seem as interesting as the old one, but it still seems more eye-catching.

Very good-looking. With 25 years of book experience, you are trustworthy. Shennong highly recommends it.

The setting is very novel and the writing is average. I got into the bad habit of writing at a young age.

I've read Chapter 230, and there's nothing wrong with the plot. I can see that it has an outline and is very rigorous, but the emotional line has not been advanced. There are several concubines on the side of the road, and the male protagonist is still working as a eunuch. Has the thing underneath turned into the same plastic as a duck?

This name is worse than Yaya. I wouldn't have clicked on it if it was this name.

What exactly is a heroine? Is she a serious heroine?

There are some problems with the data, but the problem with the book is serious But the plot problem is not big, so the evaluation is good.

The male protagonist couldn't defeat the first place in the next district with his prophetic power. He would have died 800 times if the author hadn't cheated and protected him by a so-called goddess. I'm so frustrated. The male protagonist's combat power will never rise. Even the female protagonist's combat power feels like it's better than the male protagonist. But at least for the 100th chapter, I haven't had a few fights with the female protagonist. The male protagonist said at the beginning that he wanted to develop a fleet and couldn't be a lone wolf. But in the end, everyone started to kimono. Others started to develop dungeons. He only has two people... The book is not a brain-intensive one. At least there are no bad writing points, but the plot design really needs to be optimized or something.

As the title says, this book has a lot to read. The author writes the details well, but does not handle some details well. It is a book with clear advantages and disadvantages. The story is indeed a good story and the subject matter is not bad. As for some book friends who say that it is not good, I feel that it is okay and it is refreshing enough, but I like to give some walk-ins and deliberately lower my IQ. Originally, this kind of walk-on has no impact on the plot, but if it has to be expressed in a low-IQ form, it will affect the perception This book, eat books, eat books, eat books, author, you are going to die!

The hook is too small and there is no sense of enjoyment. Various rewards generally lead to a further reduction in the sense of enjoyment.

No, this change came very suddenly. In the first 200 chapters, there was not a single sentence saying that humans or monsters have levels. As a result, more than 200 chapters passed, and monster level 16 elites or something suddenly appeared. What level is the protagonist? I don't know if the upper limit is 100? Never heard of how to level up? I have never seen giving experience points for killing monsters.