Cave Survival: Did the Clay Figure I Made Come to Life?

A very novel theme, I strongly support it! 💕

"Little Head Dad" (giving it four stars just to avoid it getting buried) 🤦

I was enjoying "byd" at first, but then it suddenly started featuring a girl, and that's the only thing I can't accept; it hit a nerve. I can't blame the author, I can only blame myself. I can't give it a bad review, so I'll just give it four stars and run. If you can't stand inexplicable girl-related content, you can avoid this. You're welcome. 🤭

It's a very good read, unlike other survival novels where the protagonist is a lone wolf. However, the protagonist seems a bit naive and love-struck.

It has its flaws and its strengths, but it gets better and better as it goes on. I hope the problems from the beginning won't reappear, such as the protagonist becoming a simp for every beautiful woman he sees, and the upgrade options no longer featuring useless choices. Aside from that, the theme is good. I hope the author won't abandon the story. Keep it up, and I hope it gets better and better. Finally, I wish everyone a Happy New Year.

I've read twenty or thirty chapters and it seems pretty good. Regarding the female lead mentioned in the synopsis, I'd like to offer my opinion: this book belongs to the author, and the author should prioritize their own writing pace. As for readers' opinions, good suggestions should certainly be adopted (provided they are good suggestions and not trolls; trolls don't give you gold coins, do they?).

For novels about puppetry, it's better for a lone wolf to explore and learn gradually; leading a team later on becomes less interesting.

It's been identified as a lighthearted, wish-fulfillment story, but the writing is decent.

Cave survival is a captivating premise with a unique concept! However, the early plot might lack tension and excitement, failing to hold the viewer's attention. Some scenes have flaws; the protagonist's indecisiveness in certain situations suggests character flaws—being overly naive, romantically driven, and unable to resist beautiful women—these are poorly considered aspects of the story.

Overall, it's pretty good. It shouldn't have such a low score. It's just that sometimes the protagonist gets a little carried away and lets some enemies and items escape (for example, when that honest minotaur's box fell near his feet, he actually watched as the minotaur picked it up and opened it, and he didn't stop the minotaur from using it and escaping).