How Did the Spiritual Energy Revive When People Were on a Deserted Island?

It's a very good book, I voted eight times a month I slept for six hours from 12 o'clock yesterday morning to 17 today, and I kept reading. I just finished reading the latest chapter The character description is very full The evolution of strength is very rhythmic, not deliberately stressful It's refreshing, but not mindless. There is one thing that is not very well written. Description of character details and women. Maybe it's because of the male perspective, but I think it's a bit conventional. But this is only seven or eight points out of ten. There won't be many violations. All in all a great book.

I haven't read any cool articles of this type. Do you have any recommendations?

Seeing the author transform from a science fiction master to a novice writer, I have to say that this is also a kind of evil fall.

Is the author stranded on a desert island? Writing several books in a row is like a deserted island. . . Unlike previous authors who were mostly seeking novelty and change, the themes are diverse!

A ship with more than 6,000 people sank in the Pacific Ocean, and they were all stranded on a deserted island. Even if the rescue ship could arrive in five days, if there is a signal, so many rich people, Internet celebrities, and rich second-generation people can form a fleet of drones to drop supplies, or charter a plane to airdrop. Modern technology can fully enable transport aircraft to reach any corner of the world without severe weather within 24 hours. Either continue to add a patch where the desert island is surrounded by a special magnetic field, otherwise there is no way that so many rich people who can contact the outside world will be short of supplies. Don't talk to me about the calmness of the old author, because this outrageous setting has caused so many bad reviews and lost so many new readers.

The title and introduction don't look like a book 😅 Is there a Shen Nong?

My view of the eternal donkey's idealistic worldview is that a piece of paper represents the materialistic universe, the ink bottle represents the idealistic universe, and a drop of ink stained on the paper is the worldview of a book. The Age of Mythology and Different Dimension games are one drop of ink, the Liver Desert Island is another drop, the Treasure Hunting in Pangea is another particularly large piece contaminated by ink bottles, and this book is the latest drop of ink. This can also explain the differences in each world view.

I haven't read this book yet. But as far as the title of the book is concerned, it should be the same as the previous two books. I feel that the author can write some more sophisticated settings well in the early stage, as well as the feeling of the protagonist struggling to survive under tremendous pressure. But in the later stages, especially the return to human civilization and so on. It started to fall apart a bit. In fact, I still like to watch the protagonist's adventures alone the most. As soon as you wrote that the protagonist started running civilization, it was a bit distorted. You don't seem to be good at writing about things like political struggle and economic construction. It feels very distorted. Since you are not good at it, why don't you try and write the protagonist's adventures in one world after another. There is no need to return to human civilization (maybe this is a hook you wrote). But after returning to civilization, the impression was very poor. The war power began to expand, and the currency began to depreciate. Then suddenly a lot of inexplicable civilizations, ancient ones, will pop up. I'll be honest, you are not very good at writing about battles between civilizations and political struggles. There is no sense of immersion when you write it. Sigh, I really hope you can try writing the adventures of the protagonist in various worlds. You are in the book about the properties of liver on a desert island. When I wrote the setting of Sea of ​​Demon Gods, I felt it was very strange and beautiful. I think the part about the civilization that can use the power of one's last wish is the most interesting. When I returned to human civilization, my mood was at its highest. But it really doesn't look good after returning

I wrote about a turtle for 4 days. Is there anything interesting about this turtle? ? Is there anything worth looking forward to? It's a torment of reading.

By the way, can we not play civilization construction like I did last time? That kind of writing method that infinitely weakens the protagonist's combat power and enhances the group's combat power without including group portraits seems quite uncomfortable.

For the sake of public opinion, the government will immediately arrange for military aircraft to airdrop supplies.

It's better to be less political when writing a book. Politics is just too complicated.

I really can't stand this book. . .

The name and introduction are so confusing. I have no idea what you are going to talk about. If I hadn't read your book, I wouldn't have been able to stick to the latest chapter. The title, introduction, and text of your book are three stories.

Set up an air wall. Otherwise, it would be too weird for the whole world to watch and not help. It would be enough to just find a plane to airdrop some food. The plane loses control when it gets close. There are waves all around and the boat can't get in.

Is there any New Zealand giant ichthyosaur bigger than the blue whale?

Recently, the main characters are almost invisible. They always write about the development of human beings on the island, and the writing is very childish 😅

And they are all clowns. There are too few normal people.

If you are not a master, no one will read it. This introduction attracted people, but it turns out that it is just a story of survival on a desert island... It can be understood as a somewhat nervous system activating the atmosphere of the novel. The protagonist has a strong physical fitness and has some small superpowers. There are people of all identities on this cruise ship, so there are no guns, right? So don't expect the protagonist to be as awesome as the introduction

After looking at today's Platinum List of Great Masters, you, Lao Lu, have been writing books for so many years, and your results are not bad. You have ordered several books, and your reputation is also good. He is also No. 1 In this circuit. Not to mention the Platinum Master, why are there not even twelve heavenly kings 😰

The facial expressions of this kind of country and its people are fun to watch at first, but after seeing it for too long, it becomes very uncomfortable. It feels like there are no normal people in this country. If there are still a large number of facial-facial characters in the future, a large number of readers will be lost.

Why is it that he is always writing about desert islands? Is this the same author who wrote a novel as creative as Wandering Fleet? !

Take a screenshot while you're ranked sixth, it's getting more and more difficult to move up

I put it on the new book list, and it ended up ranking fifth, and was once fourth, and there were no screenshots. The new book issue has come to an end, but it has just begun, let's keep up the good work!

There is a huge gap between what you wrote in this book and the previous ones. It's too retarded. It seems like someone has been replaced.

I usually look for books based on the number of reviews ÷ the number of words ÷ the author's level ÷ the number of the author's works. The larger the number, the more I go in and take a look. Another thing is to see if the author has stopped updating.

Looking at the author's third book of the same genre, I feel that in the middle period, the writing power begins to collapse, and the others are reduced to dispensable hydrological links. In the later period, when I can't write anymore, one person becomes enlightened and ends.

I haven't read a novel in more than a year, but today I saw a new book from Eternal Life, and it still smells the same. I thought it was okay before, but now I can't stand it.

In the early stage, there were too many things about the zz position, and it looked like some kind of national destiny article. . Can you please tell me what the plot is next?

Not as good as the Desert Island book. It shouldn't be written about so many people. It's good for one person to defeat monsters and level up. There are more peopleand it's difficult to write well.