[Wilderness + hunting + fishing + hand-built structures + pet training + livestreaming + laid-back daily life + parallel world]
(Newly rated) Jiang He, reborn from an age of extreme cold, awakens a wilderness survival System and signs up for the outdoor survival competition Alone in the Wilderness.
This is a game for lone wolves, full of danger and challenges. Only those who last until the end can claim the grand prize.
Starting from scratch, Jiang He builds an unconventional shelter that leaves everyone astonished, shows off fishing skills that make anglers jealous, hunts elk, sets traps for cougars, and wrestles black bears, becoming a top wilderness hunter.
In his spare time, he takes up primitive skills, firing pottery, weaving, building kilns to smelt iron, making boats, and producing salt, raising the competition to unprecedented heights.
While a blizzard rages outside and the other contestants are still battling hunger and cold, Jiang He is already living in a warm cabin. He wears a bearskin coat and a wolf-fur scarf, eats grouse and mushroom stew and venison cooked in a hanging Dutch oven, and drinks fragrant berry tea and honey wine that goes straight to his head.
It’s the equivalent of a five-star wilderness resort.
But Jiang He never stops exploring. He lives alongside the Inuit in the polar regions, trains sled dogs to hunt across frozen plains, and competes in survival challenges in the Amazon rainforest, growing stronger with his bare hands as he faces venomous insects and ferocious beasts…
(The first Alone in the Wilderness competition is complete.)
(Polar survival is complete.)
(The Amazon primitive survival competition is ongoing.)
It's not an AI text, at least I didn't get the AI flavor. Hand-made + the story is reasonable, I will directly award five stars It belongs to the type that can be watched. Living alone in the wilderness, live streaming is okay. At least there is no overwhelming barrage of doubts affecting the perception. The settings are good, and the plug-ins are not outrageous. As for the story, there are no twists and turns, and almost no suspense. So much so that when the protagonist is smelting iron and hunting, the protagonist is excited, but the reader cannot get the feeling of excitement, and there are no mood swings. But telling the story clearly is rare in Tomato. There are some plots that you will find unreasonable if you think about it more carefully, but overall they are still in the minority.
Okay, okay! I'm new to Tomato. I've recently been looking for wilderness novels. I've added a bunch of novels to my bookshelf. I use audiobooks. Many of them quit immediately after listening to them at the beginning, especially those about national sports. I feel like eight out of ten books have the same beginning 🤦 Author, your book is very unique. It feels a bit like watching those wilderness programs in the past. Keep it up!
Does anyone really watch Amazon? The rules are patchy, the number of people is large, and the scope of participation conflicts. If you say you want to challenge yourself to survive in the wilderness and start a live broadcast, it's fine. At present, the only thing that makes me angry is that the audience in the live broadcast room insists on hitting the polar bear regardless of the people around them. I enjoyed watching "Living Alone in the Wilderness" in the early stage. Later, it was no problem for two people to survive. But I have no desire to watch Amazon.
I think it's okay I can't stand the next challenge. There are a lot of players, each with a territory of only a few hundred meters. It's like drawing a grid. What's the point?
So far it looks very good, but it is best to match it with some pictures of wilderness construction. If you don't know how to do it, you can go to Douyin or Kuaishou. Well, specifically look for pictures of wilderness construction, and directly search for rainy or snowy days. Or maybe it's a cliff construction type, just take that picture and mark it if there is any similarity, it's purely a coincidence. 👍
It's nice to watch. Except for the sarcastic and off-putting part at the front, everything else is pretty good.
How should I put it, paragraph 1 is better. Not so much after that. It depends on personal choice, you say survive and bring a card. And strategy. I can only say that yours is the first book like this that I have read.
There is a fire stick and a pot, but the water is not boiled. It is filtered with moss and drank.
It's good-looking, hard-core real, and the plot is compact but not too outrageous.
Really good, well written