Transmigrating to the Wilderness, I Start with a Broken Kitchen Knife

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The writing is good and the logic is smooth. It is not as invincible as other novels with the same theme, but the plot is not boring. There are too few words now so I can't tell much. Come on.

You can just create a good protagonist with a golden finger. He needs IQ but not IQ. He needs fighting power but not combat ability. He will be injured in a fight. God-level talents are useless. God-level weapons are furnished. But Jiner can give the protagonist a regret medicine. This routine should cancel the golden finger setting. It is useless to have golden fingers and you can't see the pleasure...

I don't have to use the magic weapon, I just use the bow all the time! Is it worthy of your title?

The sequel was unfinished. There were no holes left to fill in, such as a ghost village or a castle, so I wrote another lizard-man plot. In the end, it was still unfinished and the plot was completely confusing.

Don't be fooled by the author's lame introduction. The introduction is true about the kitchen knife, and there is nothing in the other articles, but the content is very interesting. The protagonist is not invincible, but he is not like other survival novels like the fantasies of a diaosi. He is awesome, the best in the world, and flirts with girls in various ways. This is the only survival novel I'm almost finished with. There are still more than ten chapters left to finish. There may be a female protagonist, but there is basically no emotional line, so it can be ignored. Anyway, it's worth a look

Either write about survival in the wilderness, or write about weirdness, write about survival together, not survival, weirdness, not weirdness. I wonder why there are so few comments. It turns out that it sucks. How can it not suck if it is neither fish nor fowl? The introduction to "Ghost Village" is a mess and there are many holes dug, but you buried it carefully and dealt with it hastily.

It was all good at first, but the more I looked at it, the more it seemed wrong. Later on, the protagonist wants wisdom but not wisdom and strength but not force, and he is still in a state of passive counterattack.

There are 3 protagonists in more than 200 chapters? You have such a big heart.

The road to survival! All kinds of battles!