The Farmer's Ferocity

There is a lot of content in each chapter, the subject matter is novel, and it is a skill to learn to skip and waste time ~ but the blank space in the ending is a bit unclear. . .

When the author wrote it, it became a self-pleasure with a YY certificate.

The subject matter is very novel, but it is too wordy. After reading twenty or thirty chapters, it repeatedly introduces the functions of plug-ins, and then just hoeing grass, cutting down trees, and researching to add points. It does not advance the plot at all and has no desire to continue reading.

Very good article! It has always been the survival of the lord, and now suddenly there is an NPC under the lord to survive. It feels very novel, and the plot advancement is well-founded and reasonable. Farming and development, from scratch, from weak to strong, in short, it feels very cool, I really want to watch it!

The overall structure is rigorous, the writing is witty and interesting, and the ending feels a bit like Spring and Autumn writing, but it lands smoothly. Personally, I feel that the shortcoming is that the scene is too large. In the first half of the article, the description of each "person" in the scene can be better controlled, but gradually in the middle and later parts, they disappear and become blurred. Basically, there is only one "person" in the whole article, and although the description is clear, it is not successful. In addition, the pace of the whole book is very fast, too fast. Although it has no impact on the progression of structural levels, it is too dull in terms of readability. Overall, it can be regarded as a good complete novel, with a lot more delicious taste than ordinary fast food articles. However, combined with the author's data control style, you will feel as if you are watching an IT dog writing a work report. But it is still recommended to take a look.

The front is relatively simple and interesting to watch. The old twists and turns at the back made my head hurt, and there was too much foreshadowing every time, and sometimes they would forcefully rationalize. But it's also very interesting, and the subject matter is pretty good-looking.

The subject matter is very novel, you can try it

I have been building a safe house, not understanding the key points, and doing miscellaneous things. The key point is to pile up attributes. The problem is lack of firepower. Food can be hunted or directly ripened using vitality points. There is no need to farm at all. Coupled with the constant crises, it is actually a problem of insufficient force value, but what is the protagonist doing? If you grow herbs, do you need this if your attributes are high? Building a house and putting up a roof are not necessary! Make clay pots and play house. To sum up, it seems that he is very diligent and smart, but in fact he is not very intelligent, has little structure, and has no brains.

Long-winded,

The logic is smooth. But if you want to adapt it into an online game, the ups and downs of the story behind it will not work, and there will be no gain. Adding the role of Yun Niang conflicts with the integrity of this article and is inconsistent with the world view and cannot be imposed.