In the Wilderness, You Become Stronger While You Are Alive

Some people think the beginning is a bit toxic. But I think it's okay. The heroine and the protagonist signed up together before the protagonist's soul traveled. It was the predecessor who made the decision for the protagonist who traveled through time, so it is an established fact. It does not mean that the protagonist and the heroine made the decision to sign up together after the soul traveled. I also think it is a poisonous point if they sign up again after the soul has passed through. But this registration is done by the predecessor, which is equivalent to leaving a mess for the protagonist. To me, it is not poisonous. The article also explains why the female protagonist signed up for cancer with the male protagonist, because she didn't have much left to live, and she planned to challenge the male protagonist together. If she was lucky enough to survive a day, she could leave some money for the family, which could be used as waste. Of course, the actions of the two people were before the protagonist's soul passed through, so it can be believed that the predecessor felt sorry for the heroine and he himself did not think that he could survive the five hundred days, so he signed up with the same idea as the heroine. If he could survive one day and make money, it would not be a loss anyway. This explains why I signed up with a cancer heroine, so it's not toxic to me. I think there is another reason why the predecessor signed up. His attending doctor, Su Yan, signed up, and the article mentioned that the predecessor had an admiration for Su Yan. This should also be the reason that prompted the predecessor to sign up. The above explanation seems to me to be okay at the beginning and not too toxic. However, the author's typos are indeed... Also, I am not a procrastinator. I'm just unhappy with those people who say they are poisonous, so I'll leave it alone if I post a comment saying they are poisonous. After all, I am a reader, and it's okay to be criticized to the point of being poisoned. After all, sometimes I can't help but secretly curse a few words when I am poisoned... But if others think they look good, they shouldn't go downstairs to criticize others. It makes people very uncomfortable. It's just a bad thing, I hate people who are just a bad money... If 70 to 80% of people spray the same poison, but one or two say it's not poisonous, then it may be a bad money... But basically it's a 50-50 split, some say yes and some say no, just spraying bad money, don't you bother me?

At present, the character settings of the characters are quite good. There are no embarrassing situations or people. It is a very warm feeling. I kept watching without realizing it. I am looking forward to the subsequent settings and how everyone will join forces. I think Sister Qing and the others should be able to come back and fight side by side. After seeing the protagonist's life, they should work harder and not be as lazy as before. They also know medicine. I think their settings are useful. Overall, I think it is worth watching.

It feels very real and allows people to imagine the alien scene. I can only say that the author's brain is developed so fast that he dares to be the protagonist in the book, but can we add a few more chapters of Tongya every day? Too little and it can't be seen clearly. More updates, more updates, more updates! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

Under what circumstances would a man not touch a woman within a month? I don't believe it, unless he has no ability or he doesn't have a woman. There is no shortage of women around the protagonist, and he never engages with women. I don't even know if he is a man. To sum up, this novel is not for men, or the protagonist is not a male monk. Monks now also have sex with women. Not right either. The protagonist is not human. Or is the author not a human being? Because he doesn't fuck with women.

If you don't like reading, then don't read. Just quit. Why bother to criticize others when you have the ability to write it yourself? If you like reading, just read. If you don't like reading, no one will ask you to read.

Author: Your name is Tongya. Where is your brother Tieya? 😂😂

I push a woman, it's very annoying, how can you do this in wilderness survival, they are all vases, they are useful

I read four or five hundred chapters. The protagonist always leaves all the good things to his teammates and takes nothing for himself. Let's not talk about that. When the protagonist goes to save other people, they run away. He will have to save them next time. Even if it is for the sake of the motherland's benevolence, justice and morality, is this kind of person worthy of being saved by the protagonist? If you want to save, just save some valuable people, such as teammates. If you save people from other teams, will they be grateful and repay you? He will also plot against you and use you behind your back. It feels like the protagonist has no brains.

I'm really speechless. Why are there women in every book about the wilderness? I can't write without women. I'm convinced.

Since there is a 40% chance of death, why bring a weak and sick person to hold us back? Are you so confident?