On the Road, I Win by Doing Nothing with My Farm

I've read half of it, and it's totally my cup of tea. It's a darker story with women, but no female lead. The only thing I didn't quite like was that, like most stories, it's always passive; you can't retaliate unless someone provokes you. I'd give it 4.8 Stars. Oh, and there are a lot of typos, but it doesn't really bother me. No wonder it suddenly dropped to 6.6.

This is amazing! I love watching this. Aside from the lack of vehicles, which makes it a bit like road survival, it's definitely pioneered a "road crawling" series.

I only read the first few chapters, then couldn't continue, so I'm here to rate it and leave. The main reasons for giving it four stars are as follows: First, it deviates from the theme. The book is titled Survival, but the first few chapters don't show any sense of survival at all. There is no sense of urgency or oppression in the description of the environment or the character portrayal.

What you're doing shouldn't be called highway survival, it should be called hiking survival.

It's rather bland, with a simple writing style, mostly focusing on how to hoard resources. Some plot points are too restrained, failing to deliver a satisfying experience. However, I personally enjoy the "golden finger" of this portable farming game, and the premise is quite interesting.

The score is low, is it just a rambling account? Well, that's true, but many aspects of human nature are portrayed very accurately. When disaster strikes and there's no rescue or aid, leaving you to rely solely on yourself, it's your fellow countrymen who are the most formidable. Anyone who's traveled abroad knows that the ones who deceive you the most are always your own countrymen.

I don't want to say more, just see for yourself. (No saints allowed.)

The author writes well, keep up the good work! (ง•̀_•́)ง

The ending is fresh, and the story isn't cliché. Congratulations, author! You've surpassed 90% of road survival games, making me want to check out your other works. Also, you're the first author I've ever asked to write a review on Tomato Bookstore!

Wow, that's awesome! 👍 Of all the survival novels I've read, this is the first one where the protagonist ignores the official faction, even taking them down in several worlds. Truly decisive and ruthless, unlike other survival novels where the official faction has a few words from a woman and then just keeps giving things to others. Aside from some minor flaws and a poor ending, it's a good read.