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Deep Ocean Survival: A Submarine From The Start
4.32 (17 audimat)
Synopsis
Everyone was transmigrated and was trapped 2000 meters under the frozen ocean on another planet.
Everyone only had a small submarine, to begin with.
They were challenged with all sorts of problems such as the lack of food and oxygen, water pressure, turbulence, and even powerful sea monsters and bacterial parasites.
There were all sorts of dangers lurking around and the path to survival was deemed to be extremely hard.
However, while everyone was worried about their own lives, Meng Lei was able to remain calm as he quickly realized that he could see hints from the system.
“A pioneer’s sunken submarine can be found 500 meters away from you. The resources inside the ship will make you the richest person.”
“An Apocalypse worm has been detected 1200 meters away from you. Kill it and you’ll become the strongest in the dark abyss.”
“A ruin of ancient civilization can be found 4500 meters away from you. Danger level: SSS. What are you hesitating for? Run!”
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This is really a cool concept! Was kinda getting tired with everyone reincarnating as lords novels again and again. This is the novelty we need
This is an absolutely amazing story. While the title sounds like the generic types of this genre, the difference is wide as an abyss. The writing quality pulls a huge one over all the others. The author describes the environment so vividly and non-monotonously. The translator did a very good job conveying that feeling to the readers as well. That was only the scenes too. The personality of the main character is amazing, not too exaggerated for a person being transmigrated into a wholly new environment, just a bit better than a chunk of the population. The environment that the story based itself upon is much better than other types as well, since it puts a much more active objective of survival, being unable to stay in one spot, than passive, just waiting for catastrophes to occur. It forces people to survive instantly at the beginning, rather than allow people to muddle around until they have zero prospects. Regarding secrets, this story gives rewards when any secret is disclosed, which is a very nice mechanism, giving a reason for many people, even the most inept for the environment to have at least a chance for survival. In additionally, many of the general knowledge and instructions were given in the beginning, allowing people to have at least a sense of what is happening and what to do, with the consequences of not doing so as well. I may be too excited right now (for the fishies!) to notice some of the small flaws, but there really isn't much. Especially when compared to the other generic stories of this genre.
Looks like it'll be interesting or at least a fresh take on the "everyone gets reincarnated to..." stories. waiting to see if it'll get put in the trial reads so I'll actually have a chance to check it out
All these authors who start a short story without ever finishing it and thus only waste time unnecessarily for those looking for something to read have really tired me out
Well, there are too many imaginative fantasy in novel. Like hyperspace in the depth of ocean. If ocean depth goes beyond 60km then pressure will be so huge that water will turn into ice aka ICE 6.( Not possible on earth but other planets in space, yes if the planet is completely a water body with strong gravity.)
So far so good! I'm pretty much enjoyed the story. Fresh concept from the bottom of the sea.
My main gripe is that the nationalism and xenophobic nonsense rears its head well before chapter 20. While it's not to the point I'd drop the novel it's annoying and disgusting. That aside I see lots of potential and hope to see the story get better and to see less nationalism. Honestly all the nationalism and xenophobic nonsense just paint China and it's people in a bad light and while one could make the argument that this is just one persons views the shocking regularity that it's found on WebNovel would indicate otherwise.
Yeah I stand by my previous words, its a good novel to read. Lots of potential
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ONCE YOU BEAR WITH THE BEGGINING THE NOVEL GETS BETTER SO READ IT. It's so much better than the recent stuff that have come out. the beginning of the story is so bad and makes you want to drop it. HOWEVER when you keep reading ahead this story gets so good past chapter 20 that I was unable to drop it. this is my personal opinion. although there could be more character development I understand that it is still relatively early in the novel. A good thing about this novel is that the author has described everything so vividly I actually got goosebumps when I was reading the nightmare part.
Pretty new concept, and it’s got a slightly serious vibe it to that makes the whole underwater scenario interesting. This should get selected for sure. ✌🏽
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