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
- English
- Request a translation
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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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Looking for books like "Surviving the Mist: I Can See the Hints". I want stories focused on development and building, with monsters attacking the house and natural disasters. Something about building up and upgrading a wooden cabin, preferably with no female lead. The protagonist should develop steadily.
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.
Realistic Farming Stories, Pure Farming Fiction
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Farming Deep in the Mountains with a Pocket Dimension, Never Leaving, Complete
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Farming in the Mountains: Surviving Bad Harvest Years Without Leaving the Mountain, Stocking up on Everyday Essentials and Food, and Having a Storage Space
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It's a good read; I like this kind of purely female-centric novel. However, I've always been curious why, given the harsh environment, they're still so obsessed with cosmetics? I don't recall seeing any scenes where the female leads cut their hair short. But regardless, the lack of male involvement makes it quite enjoyable. The author is also very capable; you can tell they put in the effort to research. It's a very good read.
The author must have watched a lot of documentaries and short videos. Most of them are quite realistic. I really enjoy reading novels about surviving alone in another world (I mean without contact with other people from that world), and I also enjoy seeing the author create all sorts of strange and wonderful creatures. The protagonists acquiring all sorts of necessities through their own efforts is really satisfying for hoarders. P. S.: The cat is so cute!
I actually looked up some of the plant names mentioned in the article, and it even includes information on how to eat them. It could be helpful if I ever needed to survive in the wild. It's a casual survival story, vividly and engagingly written, definitely worth reading. Please don't stop updating!
It's really good! I love this kind of pure farming novel. There aren't any overpowered cheat codes; everything is figured out through trial and error after the transmigration. The 500 billion reward for each character after completing their missions is really thoughtful. Most importantly, the space hasn't been taken back yet!
Amazing! It feels so realistic; the author must have done a lot of research. Many of the timelines are written with the same sense of rapid time travel and subtle changes in crops found in Li Ziqi's videos—beautiful and magical. The three main characters are also very well portrayed! Superb! Keep up the good work, author! 😘😘😘
It's so realistic! It feels like the author is really writing about real survival life. The protagonists don't just find all sorts of good things as soon as they go out; they have to find them through hard work. It's very logical and relatable. The characters' skills aren't particularly overpowered, and there's no feeling of them being forced into omnipotence by a protagonist's halo.
I've listened to 67 chapters of the audiobook so far. It's the kind of survival and farming novel that I like. There's no romance or scheming, no overpowered protagonist tropes, and the plot twists aren't too overpowered. The survival section shows that the author did their homework; there's nothing that requires much mental effort.
It's beautiful! There aren't any annoying people around. The sisters have a very good relationship and are very efficient. In just two years in this other world, they've built their own little plot of land, a small house, an ice cellar, and a whole host of items to satisfy their needs for both material and spiritual fulfillment. They also have a group of adorable kittens, which is quite nice.
I only saw the low rating after finishing the book, which makes sense now. This book is indeed selective in its readership. The isekai (otherworld) portion is entirely a record of daily life, just like real life—day after day, year after year, doing repetitive tasks. Returning to the original world is also simple.
It's a pure wilderness survival story, with no other humans. They are self-sufficient in gathering and storing resources. There wasn't enough writing about winter, and it always felt like they had been working hard all year without much rest before having to start gathering again. When they encountered a big tiger, the system didn't provide them with any firearms for self-defense.