Crossovers: Wilderness Survival, Surrounded by Anime Girls

Honestly, I dismiss any survival guide without cheat codes as nonsense. Starting on a deserted island is one thing, but expecting an average person to survive in the Amazon rainforest without equipment, medicine, or cheat codes? Are you crazy or just plain stupid? Even a normal rainforest isn't safe for an average person with full gear to survive in, let alone starting in the Amazon rainforest without any equipment... That's insane!

When faced with Eriri's "familiar but can't remember" state, it's either she knows it or she doesn't. I don't know what she's trying to achieve by saying "familiar but can't remember." In the second chapter, the protagonist, already aware of the system panel, suddenly felt a chill because he could understand Japanese, which left me completely baffled. I don't know where this message in a bottle came from, but it's a mission that says you have to go out to sea on the tenth day... And it lists a whole bunch of conditions. Why not just put it in the system panel? I've seen a few survival stories that require you to survive for a certain number of days, but this is the first time I've seen one that requires you to leave within a certain number of days, plus a whole bunch of conditions to meet. The survival details are also very brief. It feels more like a mission story than a survival story, purely for the sake of completing a mission.

What? Eriri drew a yuri (lesbian) illustration? #(Sweat) I think you guys don't read this part carefully, this part about private little quirks.

Dude, do you even know what it means to swim 200 meters in the ocean? By the time you get there, you'll have already drowned.

The good thing about Lu's authors is that they are more realistic. Under normal circumstances, people don't have the energy to manage relationships between men and women unless they have stable food and shelter. The authors on this cat-themed site seem to want to start the romance on the first day and the love triangle on the second, which feels very inappropriate. There should at least be a core storyline. Moreover, writing like this will lead to a problem: all female characters will be labeled, and then everything in the world will turn into romance, into a love triangle, and finally into a brothel. After that, you can only continue to write about collecting a few more, and then you can only write about things that are borderline. I think all of the above can be written, but there must be a certain goal or main storyline to guide the transition, otherwise the character will easily become stereotypical and out of character, failing to showcase their charm. While the author's portrayal of Eriri being able to defeat wild boars is a bit exaggerated, I think that everyone having a role is a more positive way of handling relationships, and it also allows the book to be written longer. Finally, I wish the author great success with the novel. I will continue to follow you.

Having Eriri, a mere pretty face, doesn't make me feel comfortable and even makes me feel bad.

This book focuses on the interactions between characters and girls during wilderness survival, and also explains some knowledge and key points of wilderness survival, including the characteristics of survival in various dangerous environments. Characters include a random female protagonist, Oregairu, the End Band, and Old Ma. The emphasis is on interactions between girls in the wilderness. I must finish this book! Thank you! Thank you! ╰(*´`*)╯

This writing style has changed a lot! Are you really September?

No, why is there no reward after so many successful attempts?

Will it have superpowers or extraordinary magic?