I Have a Wild World

This book is a bit old-fashioned, that is, it was fine before chapter 20 and then fell into the same old routine. The protagonist and supporting characters got to know each other too quickly. It was probably only a little over one chapter and they seemed to be very familiar. I personally didn't like it (please don't be too picky about my personal opinion). Also, the author made it clear that the protagonist didn't know enough about objects. After more than 20 chapters, he didn't know how to hide (not all) the knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine, food, and animals in the wild world. Everything is still treated as the same as ordinary things on the earth. This is a poisonous point. After more than 30 chapters, I can't stand it anymore. I hope the author can change it and stop writing it like an urban novel. I have read two of the author's books, one is this and the other is My Fortress of Doom. I also stopped reading halfway through Doom. In short, the beginning is good, but the later part is not good (purely a personal opinion).

The same old thing, pretending to #slap in the face, saving a woman and beating a monster

The routine is similar to that in the city. The next step is to save the girl and then be ridiculed. The girl secretly made a promise, right? Hahaha, stop watching and leave.

Can you update it soon😓

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The protagonist who does things without any brains, who is in the mid-level of transcendence, goes around pretending to be awesome, and is not afraid of others checking your inferiority and giving you a peanut to eat. Forcibly put an end to you, this pretentious criminal.

I think the protagonist is too nosy. I feel that the protagonist drifts away after leaving the wild world. He should cultivate in the wild world. This book is very old-fashioned. Like other books of this type, it's just a slap in the face after leaving other worlds. There is no such thing as irony in the countryside. The protagonist starts to act promiscuous as soon as he has some strength. What's the point of slapping someone in the face and pretending to be cool in the city? Why don't you go to the wild world to slap your face and show off? The most indispensable thing in urban literature is to slap in the face and show off. You can go to another world. What's wrong with being in the countryside? It's better than being in the city. Can't the protagonist always stay in the wild world? What's the use of asking for money when you have food and drink in the wild world? Is asking for money just to slap you in the face and show off in the city? If the protagonist has no strength, according to his character, he will only be beaten in the city.

For the sake of a woman he didn't know, he actually helped him heal and let her live at home, haha. Feel the protagonist I have never seen a woman, yes, abandon the book

It's the part about the sister-in-law. The protagonist's cousin passed away, but it's okay for the protagonist to take care of his sister-in-law. They just have different concepts. Many people think it is not good for the protagonist and his sister-in-law to be together. Normally, the protagonist is very good to his sister-in-law, often takes care of them and helps them solve many problems, so it is also good for his sister-in-law to remarry him. After all, even if they are relatives, no one can take care of them all their lives. Many people will definitely not be able to accept this. But everyone goes through puberty, and it's normal to be curious about women. Although the protagonist has become indifferent to that feeling when he grows up, it is normal for him to still like it a little bit. I remember that I had a female classmate I liked when I was 15 or 6 years old. The embarrassments and various things that happened to me when we got along, but since we grew up, we have gone our separate ways. Although I left, I still deeply remember her picture and smile and the mole on her hand. Although the feeling is indifferent, I sometimes think of the past. Her picture is also blurred, but the feeling is still a little bit. I can only wish her to find the person she likes in the future, live the life she wants, and be carefree.

I thought it was a good book after reading the first few chapters. I didn't expect it to be another pretentious and slap-in-the-face article! It's not as good as other slap-in-the-face books. Others have at least a buffer, but this one? Even the slaps in the face are written in a way that makes people look embarrassed. I would like to give you a suggestion, the author, you are not suitable for writing a slap in the face article! It would be better to have less of this kind of pretentious and slap-in-the-face content. Just like the first few chapters, I found them very interesting to watch?