
A Survival Guide to a Leaky Little Cabin
破洞小木屋求生指南
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Space Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Future World
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
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675Chapters
32Votes
70Recs
97Fans
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Reader comments 3
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Although it is quite interesting, I saw Chapter 174 The setting of blind guessing has been repeated many times. The protagonist should have failed. What mechanism was used to restart the game this time, but there are other existences in the future in different timelines outside the timeline. In some way, they can be summoned to the present Jiang Lai in the story He Guo Qu just hints This kind of writing is interesting but readers will find it very abrupt The sculpted woman in the introduction of the Nutcracker Puppet should be the protagonist The protagonist often falls into broken memories at critical moments, which is quite poisonous I actually want to complain about the protagonist being frozen on the battlefield. Are other enemies blind? Chapter 173: The Nutcracker Swordsman's shield is almost broken, and the protagonist just freezes there. It's so abrupt.
I come from a comic. It's pretty good in the early stages. The writing is very nifty and the protagonist is very likable. But I don't know if it's because of the middle stage that the characters feel a bit watered down. The biggest problem is that the conflict is not interesting. There are obvious hooks but they are not used. They don't even try. It is clearly emphasized that the weapons can be used by a child but there is no relevant performance at all. A few random cats and dogs still have to pull. There are many chapters, but everything feels very random, there is no sense of doomsday involution, and I casually get the first place. I obviously have a lot of drawings and materials on hand that can immediately improve the comfort level, but I just don't forge it. If the protagonist doesn't do this, there will definitely be a lot of people involved in making it to compete for the first place and get the reward. But no, the protagonist just ranks first, which is very unconvincing and a bit regretful.
The writing is okay, but there are so few people?