Survival in Global Fog

Let's briefly talk about the advantages and disadvantages: 1. The plot in the early and middle stages is compact and eye-catching; 2. The character creation in the early and middle stages is okay and does not deviate from the characteristics of the characters; 3. The combat power is chaotic and the information is mixed. It can be tolerated in the early and middle stages, but not so well later; 4. The subsequent character creation is not good, except for the protagonist, everyone else is not well written, and the subsequent protagonist is also crooked; 5. The artillery is too prominent, and the article itself has some wisdom and becomes a mindless tweet; 6. The mysterious items became decorations, and their functions were infinitely reduced... I won't go into too much detail, but to sum it up, it's a good time-travel article in the early stage, but in the middle and later stages it's like tasteless, and it's a pity to discard it if it's tasteless.

I can still understand it before, although the part about recruiting people and expanding the army is taken for granted, but I can still read it if I ignore it. Then when disaster strikes, he suddenly becomes as awesome as a god, and even the night is pushed back.

He is really intelligent, with many twists and turns that are unexpected, and there is no cliché or cliché at all.

It's very well written, but I'm tired of using my brain and can't read anymore.

Is this survival? Instead of a death world, where you can die at any time, the setting is too fun

Well written, the plot is compact and not procrastinating

The pitfalls are basically buried. The ending is a bit unexpected. I feel like there will be a second part.

There is no need to watch the protagonist Taicai, you will be infected if you watch it

Very pretty

From the plot, we can know that if the protagonist is not prompted, he will be unable to move even an inch, or he will be dead. If, like the setting, only the protagonist can see the prompt, it is no longer the so-called gray fog survival, but murder. The setting of the two slaves at the beginning is also baffling. I have no desire to read anymore.