Extreme Cold: From Chopping Trees to Unlocking a Plant Dimension and Thriving

This is a survival story set in an ice age. There are no major flaws or things to complain about. The female lead perfectly matches my expectations for a female lead in a survival series. She's not a saint and is even a bit aloof, but she has high combat skills. She now has a pregnant bear as a partner and has found a fruit that can enhance her abilities.

The female protagonist is constantly striving to improve her abilities; survival is her only goal! She will not kill innocent people and has her own bottom line. Teaming up with He Zhi? The female lead can't outsmart him at all; this outcome seems designed to reassure her... And knowing full well the "madman's" group's actions, he deliberately uses his talent to bait them at this crucial moment. I don't understand; does he think he's reached level five?

Good people, good bears 🐻 The female lead is intelligent, decisive, and resilient; she's a cool and cute woman with a cold exterior, but also a kind and loyal businesswoman. Bears are honest and loyal at home, but when faced with external challenges, congratulations to the little (?) Black bear who's about to become a mother! Netizens are all sensible; those who aren't have been punished by me.

It's alright. The teammates aren't entirely teammates; they're the kind you pull in to do work when you need them and get paid for it. But having two men and one woman still feels a bit off.

Ah, why did the protagonist get bound to someone else's "Heart Card" later on? I thought he'd be a lone wolf forever.

Overall, the story is quite good. The female lead is very hardworking, the plot is original and not clichéd, and the characters, Dahei and Xiaobai, are adorable. Especially Dahei, who accompanied the female lead in the early stages and did everything for her. I felt a bit uncomfortable reading the latest chapters.

Excellent! Among the many survival novels I've read, this one features a protagonist who actively seeks out other survivors for trade, without any concern for status or connections. The protagonist doesn't have any special advantages; he relies entirely on his own efforts, and his partner is an incredibly kind, strong, and powerful black bear! So cool!

I read some comments from people who were warning about this, and I think they were making a mountain out of a molehill. It just shows a lack of trust in the binding force of the established rules. I'm not sure if the author added 200 more contract slots after seeing negative reviews or if it was part of the original outline.

It's really good! Especially the character of Big Black. Reading this novel was absolutely hilarious; a female bear with two cubs is so adorable. Big Black's non-physical acting was the source of all the laughs in the entire book. The low rating is simply because there aren't many people rating it these days. I think this book deserves a 9 out of 10 if the author doesn't disappoint.

Currently at chapter 126, it's quite good. The female lead is a lone wolf but has friends she can trade with. The criticisms mentioned in the comments section actually have reasons later on. First, the friendship card—the female lead doesn't travel with anyone; it's just an extra means of survival.