
Surviving in the Jungle, I Rely on Myself for Everything
丛林求生,我靠自己自给自足
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 500k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →Any Low-Key Novels Focused on Everyday Life?
No System, and not too much face-slapping.
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This Is an Advanced Reading Slump Zone. Beginners, Stay Away
I've read 1,596 books, for a total of 2,838 hours and 38 minutes, and still have 682 books on my shelf. I'm really out of things to read. I won't ramble on, just recommend anything, any genre.
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I want books similar to Owe the System Six Hundred Million, Get Rich Through Farming. The protagonist can be male or female. No ambiguous relationships, no saintly protagonists, no annoying top-tier relatives, no transmigration into an old woman, and no raising children. A System or spatial storage is fine, as are mountain and coastal foraging.
Looking for Desert Island Stories Where the Protagonist and Heroine Are the Only Ones on the Island
I’m looking for a story purely about construction and survival, without crowds of people fighting and killing each other.
Realistic Farming Stories, Pure Farming Fiction
Nothing exaggerated or lacking common sense! For example, characters casually growing ten thousand mu of farmland themselves: just how many square meters would that be?
Survival Stories Where You Develop in Peace, Upgrading from a Wooden Cabin to a Large Shelter
Please don’t recommend stories about monsters and demons that veer off topic after just a couple of days. I want to watch someone slowly develop their own shelter.
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Are novels about pure wilderness survival, with no female lead, no dad-and-baby content, no cultivation, and no livestreaming, extinct now?
Farming, No Romance, No Family, Just One Person on Their Own
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It's good-looking, and I like this kind of pure female novel, but I've always been curious about why the environment is so difficult, why are you still deliberately pursuing cosmetics? There seems to be no plot where the heroines cut their hair short, but no matter what, they look good if they don't get involved with men. The author is also very capable. It can be seen that he has put in the effort to find the information. It is very interesting.
The author should have watched a lot of documentaries and short videos. Most of the writing in it is quite realistic. I really like reading novels about surviving alone in a different world (I mean not having contact with people from other different worlds), and I also like to see the author create all kinds of weird species. Through their own efforts, several protagonists harvested all kinds of basic necessities, which made hoarding lovers really happy to watch. Ps: Cats are so cute!
I actually searched for some of the plant names that appeared in the article, and I also wrote about how to eat them. If you really need to survive in the wild one day, it will still be helpful. It can be regarded as a casual survival article. The writing is vivid and vivid, and you will not lose money if you invest in it. Don't stop updating it.
It's really good-looking. I like this kind of pure field novel. There is no such big golden finger. Everything in the past is slowly explored by oneself. Each person was given 500 billion for completing the task in the later stage. It's really considerate. The most important thing is that the space has not been recovered. However, it would be good if the three female protagonists can explore and cultivate immortality in the later period. Anyway, many alien species have been brought to modern times. In modern times, immortality cannot be cultivated. It seems to be good in space. The article is a bit short and not readable. I think I will add some more later. Perfect, it can be written that they have lived a lifetime now, and when their loved ones grow old and pass away, they can rely on space to practice, or they can't bear to see their loved ones pass away, or they can write about taking their loved ones to practice in space. Of course, you don't need to worry about the white-eyed wolf. You can even go to see different planes and expand your imagination. It's good to live like this without getting married and having children. This is just a personal idea of mine. Generally speaking, it is not enough to read, and there is a shortage of books.
Nice! It feels very real. You must have read the information carefully. Many timelines are written very much like Li Ziqi's videos, with the feeling that time flies but all kinds of crops change. It is beautiful and magical. The three heroines are also well portrayed! Awesome! Big cheers for more updates! [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]
It's really real. I feel like the author is really writing about a real life of survival. The protagonist doesn't encounter all kinds of good things as soon as they go out. They all find them by themselves. It's very logical and very immersive. The things they know are not particularly unnatural, and there is no sense of the protagonist's aura forcing them to be omnipotent. Most of the things they know are familiar to everyone, and most of the things written by the author are consistent. It's really real.
I have listened to 67 chapters so far. It is the kind of survival and farming novel that I like. There is no romance, love, intrigue, and routines like Long Aotian, and it is not too entertaining. In the survival part, it can be seen that the author has done his homework and there is nothing that needs to be stored in the brain. To digress, I read a story about survival and farming a while ago. Halfway through, I finally managed to develop and went down the mountain to cultivate immortality. Then it took a sudden turn and started to engage in spreading beliefs and conspiracy... I hope this book will not develop like this. It's a good read so far. It's a novel that's suitable for listening to while working and can make people calm down.
It's nice to look at, and there aren't any messy people. The sisters have a very good relationship and are very efficient in doing things. In two years in another world, they had their own small field, small house, and ice cellar, as well as a lot of items that can satisfy their life and spiritual world, and a group of cute kittens, which is great.
It was only after I finished reading this book that I saw such a low rating. Thinking about it, I can understand that this book is indeed very selective for readers. The parts in the different world are all records of life, just like real life. You do the same things day after day, year after year, and it is very simple to return to the original world. Generally speaking, the story is very bland, without strong conflicts and ups and downs of the plot, so it is not easy to attract people's attention. I came across this novel when I got tired of reading many books in a row and specifically searched for this type of novel, so I accepted it well and book friends with the same situation can give this book a try. It is not easy for the author to write a book, and it is supported by five-star reviews.
It is a pure wilderness survival novel. There are no other humans, just self-sufficient collection and storage. There is too little written in winter. There is always a feeling that they have to start collecting again after being tired for a whole year without much rest. When encountering a big tiger in the front, the system does not provide a thermal weapon for self-defense. The space in the back is completely occupied by a villa. There are also intelligent robots that are a bit separated from the front. There is also a big prey that is cut up on the spot. The smell of blood is not dealt with and is taken home directly. It is too fierce.