[Island survival] [Farming] [Raising pets] [Everyday life] [Easygoing] [No romance]
Qin Jianfan wakes from a nap to discover he has transmigrated into a survival novel.
At last, no more going to work! Hahahahaha!
A useless talent?
With a mental-power skill book in hand, as long as he works hard enough, he’ll win.
Qin Jianfan quietly keeps a low profile, diligently chopping trees, fishing, and gathering supplies every day, building wealth with his own two hands.
From a thatched hut to a stone house, then a villa, then an estate.
His crew keeps growing, and the more he works, the more he gains. Labor is a joy.
At first, all he wanted was to be a busy little worker bee, following the big shots and getting by on their coattails. He only went out once in a while, but somehow ran into the down-on-their-luck parents of the protagonist.
He’s a kindhearted man. How could he watch two elderly people struggle like this? Come on over. Need premium ingredients? I’ve got plenty. That’s what you get for being a good person.
But for some reason, everyone suddenly started showing up at his door.
Survival expert: “Join the group chat. Message me privately.”
Resource tycoon: “Boss, stop keeping a low profile. You’ve made the rankings.”
Lucky one: “Drop by my place sometime! What, your beast pet is already max level?!!!!”
The original novel’s male lead: “Bro, stop grinding so hard...”
Qin Jianfan is horrified. “No, no, everyone, let me explain. I really am just an ordinary person.”
(Caution: The author is a beginner. This is a slower-paced slice-of-life story. If that’s not your thing, please don’t read. My typing speed is limited, but I’ll do my best to post three chapters a day.)
Having read the first few chapters, I think it's alright. I've watched many survival shows, and this one isn't particularly bad, just average. It's acceptable, without any particularly outstanding apprentices. This is the author's first book, so let's give them some encouragement. Those who gave it bad reviews aren't entirely without merit, but some highly rated books have even more flaws. Perhaps it's because the author is a newbie.
It suits my taste
I personally think it's pretty good, but the talent doesn't quite match the limited screen time.
Excellent! Excellent! Excellent!
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful