Starting on a Desert Island, I Have a Sign-In System

This is really the book with the richest plot style that I have read in recent times. First of all, the character setting is not the Virgin, which is a setting that is generally accepted by everyone now. When reading a book with a similar style, the interaction between the troll and the protagonist is so obvious that the word count is so obvious that the troll has to be whipped out several times in one go. Almost every chapter has it, not just a few strokes, but also a very long one. If the cheats in those books were doubled, they would just make up the number of words, and there would be no new information for me. The protagonist of this book does not have a cheat to make up the number of words. He speaks very fluently, and the materials give you a general scope. I added it myself and it almost felt like ugh! That makes sense, so keep reading. Moreover, the system was upgraded one after another, first with barter, and then with copper coins and gold coins. Upgraded information is also useful, not empty talk. The interaction between the protagonist and various minor supporting characters is just right and not draggy, moving forward step by step. I hope that the following updates will maintain the quality and quantity. This is definitely a treasure trove. This is the first time I have written such a long comment. I usually don't comment, I just give likes in the comment area.

If you like the wooden house on the deserted island, it can be upgraded quickly. If you don't chat much, just take a look. The whole process is not verbose. Hang in there, author. It's rare to upgrade quickly, and there aren't that many chat-type articles.

The Gold Finger is very open, and you can do whatever you need in a short while. It's like a game with transactions, why do you still need to take a shower and wash clothes like in reality? Couldn't it have always been clean? [What]

It's beautiful [Adoration] [Adoration] Can we have some more furry pets? [Shy] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry]

It's very well written, a steady and down-to-earth upgrade of the desert island.

This book is super nice

For now, it's a survival-oriented game. The heroine's own force value has not improved much. She hopes to improve her own force value in the future to deal with various difficulties.

It's beautiful. It's really beautiful. This book ranks at least among the top five survival books I've ever read. Highly recommended.