You Sent Me to Survive on a Deserted Star, So I Built a Civilization by Hand with Reba

There is a question. Injury is very taboo in wilderness survival, because without medicine, wound infection is very dangerous. Even if you master the position and position of the fishhook, it is already difficult to accept it. Now you directly write about bloodletting, and you still use a stone knife to handle raw fish? It is too fake to show the masculinity of the male protagonist. Even if you add physical improvements, it still looks unprofessional.

I just want to know how come the species on Earth are the same when they are on another planet?

It's hard not to suspect that you're going to run away just because you put it on the shelves.

To be honest, I have tickets and can also make a custom order. But you only have three chapters a day on the shelves. So I didn't dare to click in and take a look. Since you, the writer, have no motivation to update even after you put it on the shelves, it means that you have no shortage of readers. So cut it off quickly and bring it to the palace.

I'm curious about a few points. First of all, you went to an alien planet, which is what you mentioned in your introduction, and in the end, you sent the planet as a reward. So, isn't it a bit strange that this planet is full of earth's creatures and ecological environment? If this setting is not as real as Ark, uploading the spirit into the clone and then putting it into a virtual world or an ecological tank. Now with this setting, the alien planet will be exactly the same as on the earth. Survive on a desert island? Draw a cake for Sesame? Secondly, without additional teams, it is easier to get into trouble than without fewer attraction points. Third, you can't survive in the desert, so are you planning to settle down and develop in the desert?

Come on, stay put and stop being a eunuch.

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