I'm an Outdoor Expert, So Why Am I Always Getting Called Out?

It's a good read; it's rare to find a male-oriented novel that doesn't use lewd jokes or have excessive female adoration. The pacing is also quite fast, without many deliberately slowed-down scenes. However, from my personal perspective, I'd suggest avoiding the inclusion of real-life characters, especially those from the entertainment industry, as this can easily backfire.

It's pretty good. The pacing is decent, and I like the main character's design. I wonder if there will be a female lead later on. Actually, I prefer a story without a female lead, since this kind of story with a female lead is difficult to write, and it can easily fall apart if not handled well. Of course, this is just a suggestion; ultimately, it depends on the author's ideas. If the plot flows well, that would be great too.

It's so good, it's a shame it's an ongoing series 😔 There aren't any major flaws, probably because outdoor fiction doesn't have a large audience. I hope the author writes more fast-paced stories and becomes an octopus! Oh no, after seeing the author's comment, this story isn't without a romantic pairing; it has a female lead and a romantic subplot.

Wow, this is fantastic! It's a refreshing read, my first time reading an outdoor novel, and it even has an official collaboration with the creators. Plus, it's the first time I've seen a protagonist raise a wolf. The wolves in my previous books were mostly dogs, cats, chickens, and even pigs! The wolf in this one is a pleasant surprise, hehe, Bruce is so cute!

The beginning was positive and the plot was alright, but then suddenly a mysterious organization appeared and started wanting to produce a program, and there were even warnings about where the protagonist lived that were incomprehensible.

[No cultivation, no female lead] [You should think about it] While others livestream outdoor hiking, this guy livestreams police response 🤦 Say goodbye to involution, say goodbye to internal friction, say goodbye to 996! Then the protagonist is bound to the ["Peaceful" Hiking System] and thus begins his Conan-like existence 😏 A very good outdoor hiking novel.

This is an easy-to-read, lighthearted story. Since the author relies entirely on stereotypes and lacks any theoretical basis, some parts may be inaccurate; just read it casually and don't take it too seriously. A few comments are a bit vulgar (which is quite realistic), and I think there are some lewd jokes (for example, some comments make lewd jokes about men).

It's alright. Currently, there's no romantic pairing or messy romantic subplots (the characters are all normal, with no major flaws). There aren't any brainless characters in the story. Overall, the writing is comfortable for normal readers; any illogical elements are explained by plot devices, making it somewhat of a wish-fulfillment story (which can be considered both a strength and a weakness).

It's pretty good. I'm especially happy that I haven't seen any of the main couples add a wolf to the mix yet 🥰 The banter in the livestream was quite funny, and they treated both female and male characters equally. I'm not usually interested in livestreams like 52pojie, but this was my first time watching one, and I'm quite satisfied 😳

The protagonist is well-developed, with strong moral values ​​and abilities. It's also a rare example in male-oriented novels of a story that respects women. However, it's a bit of a shame that the protagonist chooses to film and edit videos instead of live-streaming his hike later.