Escape from the Starless Sea

For the latest two, I can only say that the poison radar is working hard. I originally read this book for Rouge and Select All. As a result, the content of Golden Finger is getting less and less. I have begun to decrypt and explore. The various settings are inexplicable. Now I have made a revolution.

The writing is a bit messy. I don't even know what the main character is doing and has no goals. I don't even know the plot of the second copy. It's a mess.

Instead of the protagonist being the captain of the Revolution in the end, it would look better as a special dungeon opened with S-level props. If you are the protagonist directly, the sense of fate is a bit too heavy, and when it comes to time travel, it is generally prone to bugs.

So the sailor is a dummy? It feels a bit strange. I thought it was like directly generating a dead soldier.

It's pretty good, with a real sense of adventure. The protagonist has strong execution ability and good observation skills. He can always find useful information and execute it immediately. There is also some timely feedback and gains, and the feedback can be accepted. In this adventure, neither fishmen nor other monsters are simple monsters. There is indeed a step-by-step approach to defeating monsters, which is pretty good.

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The overall story is pretty smooth, Liang Cao

The above is a bunch of messy settings, and the most basic story cannot be told well.