Starting with Raft Survival, I Upgraded My Backpack to Hold Everything

A familiar author, a familiar style [you'll appreciate it], familiar chapters, and the familiar absence of insulting language towards women [I understand]. The male-to-female ratio in the text is 80% women and 20% men. There are many women, and all kinds of women are included, some good and some bad, which I think is quite good.

It's alright, not very rigorous, but it generally pays attention to word choice. However, some female characters, including the protagonist, are described as having served in the military (small hands, long hair, beauty, etc.).

This book is indeed very good. Here's a brief summary: First, it's undoubtedly a female-friendly novel; the wording is excellent. Second, female characters make up 80% of the cast, while male characters make up 20%. Third, the female supporting characters are all very well-developed, each one vividly portrayed and possessing a strong personality.

The synopsis didn't appeal to me. I've encountered many authors who go completely mad when writing about cute pets; the dialogue and plot become laughably childish, especially since the protagonist is an adult, which gives me a bad impression. Seeing that the protagonist is a little mouse made me lose all interest in reading.

I gave it a five-star review to praise it. Here are some of the good points: First, the protagonist has a mouth; he'll retaliate when insulted. Second, unlike other stories, there aren't long passages of insults directed at the protagonist who then becomes stronger but doesn't fight back (I don't understand the point of writing so much insults without any subsequent retaliation?).

The mouse is incredibly cute! It's a kind, principled, clever, and polite little mouse that knows how to fight back. It chooses its teammates carefully, and they're all female – truly living up to the term "female"! There are many female characters, including the villainous boss!

It's a very interesting story. The writing is very interesting and the words feel cute ('▽') (?. There are no words that are purely for the purpose of advancing the plot. The plot maintains a comfortable level without too many ups and downs. The female lead has a unique cuteness that is not human. Her normal thoughts make people feel at ease 😌 How can you be so cute, you rat!

It's good, highly recommended. I personally support the development of various female characters, good and bad, strong and weak. Women are diverse; we can't be like a mirror, copying and pasting. The world should be able to accommodate all kinds of girls. But overall, it's a good story; everyone is striving to become stronger.

It's pretty good. Strong female lead, no romantic pairing, and the backpack upgrade system is quite novel. It's much better than some of the other shows on the list. I hope you can write more memorable and impactful plot points. Also, since the protagonist is portrayed as a cute little animal, perhaps you could add some scenes of her interacting with animals; that would better fit the animal…

It's great! This is the first time I've read a novel about a raft at sea, and it's very refreshing for me. Zhu-laoshi's writing is as excellent as ever; it's female-centric, which I really enjoyed. The plot is also quite good; to be honest, I had no idea what would happen next (maybe because it's my first time reading this type of story?).