Cave Survival: I Can Recycle Any Resource

The protagonist is neither a saint nor a cold-blooded person. The system is female! (Based on the name; personally, I think it's best for the system to be the female lead, as she won't hold the protagonist back or betray them.) It's well-written and quite interesting, but the unchanging rule of "it never gets old" applies here: why does the team have to be female? (To be honest, even I, a girl, find it annoying.) It looks nice, but unfortunately it's not my type.

It's a pretty good read with a fresh theme. Aside from Guo Moumou at the beginning, everything else is decent. The fact that Xu Qian wasn't killed earlier might have been a setup for the later sacrifice, so the saintly side was acceptable then. After all, without Xu Qian, the later events might not have been as exciting. This book is worth reading, although it has many flaws, it also has many merits and is quite enjoyable.

I think this book is quite good, much better than those romance novels. It really piqued my curiosity, and I kept reading because I wanted it to finish updating, otherwise I'd forget about it.

It's well-written, but the protagonist is just too infuriating.

Yes, the book is very interesting.

The extreme cold world is very similar, but this protagonist is surprisingly righteous and logical. Most people wouldn't act illogically like the protagonist in the extreme cold world, even though it's entertaining to watch. Author, keep it up!

The protagonist is still not ruthless enough.

It's well-written, but many people are maliciously leaving negative reviews. They don't have the right to judge whether the protagonist's actions are right or wrong.

The quotes flow smoothly, there are very few typos, the plot is exciting and full of twists and turns, it's great, I'm reading it now...

This book is very good.