I'm Just a Student. What's Wrong with Having a Few More Survival Skills?

It's pretty good. There's not much hostility or unnecessary sarcasm. The protagonist is a character who grows through development, and the author clearly did their research. Most importantly, the writing style is interesting. The only question is whether the author can make it long. The problem with this type of story is that too many exciting moments are introduced early on, making it difficult to develop more depth later. I hope the author does more research and adds more variety to the story.

This is the best wilderness survival novel I've read on Tomato. Although it has some plot devices, at least the wilderness survival knowledge is basically reliable. The scale of the competition and the prize money are also very reasonable. Starting with a small tournament and then introducing national and world championships, this reasonable switching between maps and opponents keeps me looking…

The reading experience was good, quite funny, and the writing style was decent. Some readers seemed dissatisfied with Lin being the female lead, but there aren't many parts about her, so skipping them wouldn't affect the reading experience. It's rare to find such a good book.

A divine book! Truly a divine book! Tang Jia San Shao would be moved to tears, and Tian Can Tu Dou would be full of admiration! This is the fourth... A masterpiece reborn, the pinnacle of 21st-century literature! *Saint Ruins* pales in comparison! *Battle Through the Heavens* lacks depth! *Zhu Xian* loses some of its emotional resonance! *Covering the Sky* falls short!

A high-quality survival story, interestingly written and full of anticipation! During the post-competition rest period, the protagonist can learn more skills, and we look forward to the national competition in six months and the world competition in two years! The first wilderness survival competition was exciting, but the second one was too easy and boring; it got more and more tedious to watch...

It's so good! I've never read a survival novel before. It's so satisfying and I can't get enough of it! 😢 It's a very enjoyable read, but the male lead's skills are also developed little by little, which makes it both satisfying and enjoyable to watch. Keep it up! Full marks!

This book is a decent one, with well-developed characters, normal livestream hosts and guests, and a normal livestream atmosphere. The survival content is quite hardcore. However, starting from the second half of the first survival attempt, it becomes purely a wish-fulfillment story. The cheats are too overpowered, the content is bland, and it lacks the excitement and novelty of survival. My honest rating is around 8.5.

It's great! This is my first time reading a survival story. I'd heard of Bear Grylls before, but I'd never actually followed or finished a book. I clicked on this book out of curiosity, just to read it casually, and it turned out to be surprisingly enjoyable. It wasn't the kind of addictive reading that would make you want to stay up all night, although I did stay up all night reading it.

As a lighthearted read, it's quite successful; a quick thought doubles the enjoyment. The first four or five hundred chapters were very enjoyable, with some jokes that made me laugh a lot. Hao-ge is awesome (voice cracks)! As for the flaws, there are a few, but they are minor and do not affect the story's pacing or the overall enjoyment of reading.

The biggest highlight of this story is its interesting and memorable supporting characters. The first competition features the special forces soldier, "Urine Salt Guy," and the botany girl; the second competition features Ma Bo—all are memorable and humorous supporting characters. To be honest, the current Icefield mode is somewhat less engaging than the first two competitions.