
Surviving in the Wilderness, I Managed to Survive for Fifty Years
荒野求生,我苟活五十年
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
777Reads
7.2Score
501Chapters
309Listens
127.3kReads · all time
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After Time Travel, a Person Leads a Leisure Life of Cultivating Land in the Mountains and Tidying up Caves.
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Is There Any Simple Desert Island Novel Without Goldfinger? Please
Don't use a survival story like a critical attack at the beginning or a fishing pole to catch all the worlds, just a simple desert island adventure to survive.
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A Book Like Robinson Crusoe About the Development of Farming from Scratch
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A Novel About Pure Desert Island Survival Without the Participation of Others
Novel about pure wilderness life without a heroine, a nanny, no immortality, and no live streaming, is probably extinct.
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Farming, No CP, No Family, Alone
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Are There Really No Good Novels About Island Survival or Wilderness Survival?
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Is There Any Desert Island Survival Story, Similar to Robinson Crusoe?
There is no system, there are not many beauties around, and the content is real.
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Looking for Books About Exciting Jungle Adventures Like Primeval Forest and Shennongjia?
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Desert Island Survival Type, No Dog Licking, No Holy Mother, the Focus Is Survival
Mainly I want to see real survival skills in the wild. There is no need for any mysterious civilization, it just fights against nature, wild beasts, and flash floods. I really can't stand the dog-licking novel.
7.2MViews130Books5dUpdated
Wilderness Survival Type Book
Survival in the wild requires a systematic approach.
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It's not bad, it's not systematic, and it's not a spatial text. But the protagonist's golden finger is also very open. He knows everything from astronomy to geography, and he is a jack-of-all-trades. When you have nothing, you can even make guns, let alone medicine. Although it is brainless, it is quite immersive, which is not bad. The first 250 chapters are good, but then the plot takes a turn for the worse when you meet the natives. Personally, I didn't think it was that good. I kept messing around with the natives until the finale. The change in the plot was like going from Lu Wandering to the God of War in the community. The scenes and pictures are still the same, but the plot is just not that interesting. . It's like the 95 version of the New Divine Eagle vs. The Xiao Long Bao version of the Divine Eagle. The gap is a bit big. . Chapter 320 I skipped directly to the last ten chapters to see the finale [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]
It's pretty good, very real and detailed, but I'm not used to this type of novels. Come on [Like]
It's very interesting. I started reading it from the first chapter. I haven't read a novel like this for a long time. It feels like I read Robinson Crusoe back then. The author will continue writing soon. I am looking forward to the story behind the protagonist. Like, like, like
Damn it, this book has such a pure flavor, it feels a bit like Robinson Crusoe.
This is currently the most reliable book on wilderness survival in Tomato! Rare!
I hope there will be a few savages later, it's a bit boring to be alone
I've read dozens of chapters and I feel like it's pretty good and not mindless. The wilderness survival skills are full of skills, compared with the beauty desert island routine article, it is much better.
The rating shouldn't be so low. It's very well written and has a strong sense of immersion. The protagonist is a bit like a know-it-all, knowing everything from astronomy to geography. This is a bit exaggerated, but will it be easy to fail if you don't understand? But it is one of the few good works by Tomato
I am a female reader, but I really think this book is good. I give this book 9.9 Points. One more point for fear that the author will be complacent.
It's good to watch. I just like to watch a person develop from scratch in the wilderness.
I have just read more than a dozen chapters about single-player survival. It seems reasonable so far and I have solid survival knowledge.
No one is watching The author is too lazy to even write a title [angry]
I really loved Robinson Crusoe when I was in school. I have read that book so many times. I accidentally found this book and tried to read it. I didn't expect that there are more than 500 chapters and I didn't skip a chapter [face covering]. It's my favorite genre. It's well written. The rating shouldn't be so low.
Okay, so far it's not bad. As for the 1st person habit, that's fine. Come on, author ε٩(๑> ₃ <)۶з
The most knowledgeable person who writes about wilderness survival. I think the author has the ability to survive in the wilderness.
I like this kind of place Look, it's beautiful and interesting. This is what time travel looks like.
It's great to be the protagonist of your book. You can eat whatever is delicious. Unlike the protagonist who is the most popular in the world, he almost eats the dumplings he worked so hard to make every time. However, something big happens and he doesn't have to eat. He has never had a good meal! [Cover face]
It is very well written, about one person's survival in the wilderness, and there are many descriptions of survival skills, and there are also cute animals involved in it. I love watching it.
Good, good, good
It's really the author's personal experience!
It's pretty good, but the hard connection to the tropics is a bit abrupt.
Why is such a good book not rated highly? The whole book is full of wisdom, decades of struggle, and never giving in to a bad fate! The final ending is pretty good!
Very good. This is a first-person novel.
Beautiful and wonderful! I can't wait to read it all at once
The content is very real, I like it very much and support it 😁
A breath of fresh air in survival literature, with the flavor of foreign classic literature
It's well written, but some details don't stand up to scrutiny, but overall it's okay in the wilderness survival genre, and it feels very realistic.
So good, so wonderful [shy]
Well, it's not bad, but it's still too simple.
It's quite interesting. Can the ending of the protagonist return to modern times? [Laughing and crying]