Back to Field: The Treasure-Hunting Foodie
向往的生活之寻宝美食家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
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1.2kChapters
2.4kReads
10.0Score
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Damn it, you will die if you don't write about celebrities! Why is it that the protagonist of every wilderness survival novel encounters a star in distress? Are there so many celebrities? Will celebrities die if they don't write about them? Can't you just write hard to survive? Please don't let me see these same old celebrities in distress and the happy lives of the protagonists in the wilderness, okay? OK?!!!
Is the protagonist called Shen Feng or Xiao Jian?
Hahaha, I knew the book review wouldn't disappoint me
The name of this book should have been changed. It is not a book about people who yearn for life and sell dog meat to others. Please read with caution.
In the middle of the writing, the author started to work hard, desperately trying to make up the number of words, expressing the same thing in several sentence patterns. When it was over, there was one more sentence, right? I'm so tired of reading. Is there no editor on the website? When something like this happens, I seriously suspect that the website and the author colluded to defraud readers of their money.
Isn't this book about wilderness survival a long time ago? It gained popularity a long time ago and changed its name to pretend to be a bastard?
There's something wrong with the author's brain. It's obviously the life he longs for, but in the beginning he's like someone from Running Man
Does this have anything to do with the life you long for?
After more than 600 chapters, the character design collapsed. It's just one word, right? It has absolutely no connection with the previous personality. I'm **!
When I saw the lizard leader being singled out, I felt a little nervous. The way of bringing up a girl was too deliberate, and most of the time it was about showing off to the protagonist. These pretentious scenes can only be counted as five points. This pretentiousness is too deliberately stiff, and there is almost no logic in the plot. Even if you throw away your brain, there is no sense of substitution.