Wilderness Survival: I Scraped By for Fifty Years

It's not bad. There's no system, and it's not a space-themed story. But the protagonist's cheat ability is quite powerful; he's knowledgeable about everything from astronomy to geography, practically an omniscient being. He can even manufacture guns with nothing, not to mention medicine. Although it's a bit mindless, it's quite immersive, so it's not bad.

Very interesting! I read it from the very first chapter. It's been a long time since I've read a novel like this; it reminded me of reading Robinson Crusoe back in the day. Author, please keep writing! I'm really looking forward to the protagonist's story. Thumbs up!

It's great, very realistic and detailed. I'm just not used to this type of novel. Keep it up! 👍

Holy crap, this book has a really pure Robinson Crusoe vibe, doesn't it?

The rating shouldn't be so low; it's very well-written and immersive. The only downside is that the protagonist is a bit of a know-it-all, possessing vast knowledge of everything from astronomy to geography—that's a bit exaggerated. But wouldn't he easily die if he didn't know anything? Nevertheless, it's one of Tomato's few truly good works.

I'm a female reader, but I really enjoyed this book. I'd give it a 9.9 Out of 10; I'm afraid giving it any more might make the author complacent.

This is currently the most reliable survival book among Tomato's collection! A rare find!

I've read dozens of chapters, and it's pretty good; not a mindless story. It's full of wilderness survival skills, much better than those typical female-centric desert island tropes.

Hopefully, a few savages will come along later; it's getting a bit boring being alone.

Back in my school days, I absolutely loved Robinson Crusoe; I read that book countless times. I stumbled upon this book and decided to give it a try. Surprisingly, I didn't skip a single chapter out of the 500+ chapters! 🤦 It's exactly my kind of book; it's well-written, and the rating shouldn't be so low.