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In the Year 2050, everyone from the blue planet was transmigrated into a game known as Global Farmer Online.
In the world, everyone had to build their own farm to fight unknown enemies.
Su Luo was one of the top 10 players.
When he was challenging the final boss, he lost his life because of an unknown bug.
However, he opened his eyes and realized that he had returned back to 10 years ago just before the game had started.
Because of that bug, his full-leveled farm was retained.
[Farm LV99]: Able to plant all spirit plants. Growth rate x100. Harvest x100. Spirit plant’s effect x100.
[Pasture LV99]: Able to raise all spirit beasts. Incubators fully occupied. Incubation speed x100.
[Mine LV99]: Chance of obtaining highest-grade ore x100.
[Smithy LV99]: Able to craft all equipment. Success rate 100%. All crafted equipment will come with at least one random special effect.
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Well, there is nothing I can say that is really positive about this one. Guy dies from a 'glitch' and is returned to the start of the global survival game. Is sent back with his 'farm level' which offers him several bonus options. First off it is not like he was in a bad position to start with. He was overall top 10 after working hard and smart for 10 years. This time he is OP in a way that seems stupid. The way that the author provides various things to our protag, is rather stupid. He gets something weak, uses his memories to navigate outside to move himself to a high level area, and than upgrades his weak item. Finally he shows off. This seems to be a fantasy written by a gamer who probably always envied those who would be the winners of the games. My overall impression is that this story has no value to read at all.
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... Is this supposed to be some sort of game? The first chapters title indicates it is but it's written like it isn't. If this is a game, why would anyone even play it? The concept of raising a farm and defending against monster waves is not something the vast majority of people would even be interested in. What relevance does any of this have to the real world in the story? There is no background for the only character, no world building etc. Not particularly well written or interesting.
This isn't survival. This is a story about someone having all the power needed to do what they want and making others question reality. No real story other than that. I find it boring. There is no depth to the character and nothing to relate to. Perhaps later something will change and a semblance of a story will appear but I'm not willing to stick around for that.
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I'm generally a fan of the "global survival" trope, but this novel is definitely worse than average. The premise is interesting, I mean, global survival stories are usually about finding resources and upgrading stuff, so what's he going to do if all the stuff is already upgraded? Socialize? Help everyone with his future knowledge? Seek revenge? Nope. He just keeps finding resources to upgrade other stuff. What a letdown. Everyone being impressed with him feels rather tacked on (Why is everyone stalking and posting recordings of him? How do the people in the chat whether or not getting a "paralysis ring" is impressive?), and honestly the translation is rather poor.