Survival at Sea: the Female Supporting Role Is Extremely Lucky

It was good-looking, but not enough. It ended too quickly. It was good-looking and I loved watching it. There is no male protagonist, but I feel that the author wanted to write about who the male protagonist is, but she ended it before she finished writing, and gave an open ending. The ending is not unfinished, but it feels like it is still unfinished. I still want to see the female protagonist kill everyone, and then it is gone. It is gone after entering a new journey.

The feeling that it ended inexplicably

Is there a follow-up? It feels like it's not finished yet! The author is great

The novel is quite good. There are no messy romantic entanglements or family disputes. Just write that the heroine has good luck along the way and works hard to become stronger. There are two bad points: first, anyone who teams up with the heroine to go to the dungeon will have to provide food and drink provided by the heroine, which is a bit too abnormal and hungry; second, the novel ends too abruptly. Are you going to write the rhythm of the second part? If not, that's a big deal.

Good looking, a bit lacking

The ending feels bad, it feels like it's not finished.

They're all into survival games. When they have nothing to do, they just watch the chat room and laugh at other people's hardships. If they don't know, they can quickly use the workbench to earn resources. When it comes to transactions, they are so stupid that they make people laugh. Is my IQ online? Really convinced

It's so beautiful, but the ending is a bit rushed. Why? Heartache

Why do the scenes always change so suddenly?

This book on survival at sea is very good. I found this book with great difficulty.