(Sweet romance / harem / absurdly lucky protagonist / survival / fishing / food)
While everyone else is opening wooden chests, Yu Yaoyao can open diamond chests whenever she likes!
While everyone else is pawning everything they own for a little food, Yu Yaoyao is already enjoying freshly cooked meals prepared by a chef!
While everyone else has no water to drink, Yu Yaoyao has already built a purifier and can drink as much water as she wants!
What? Other people get identities like bandit, Imperial Preceptor, general, or divine physician?
Aren't we all playing Raft Survival?
What's with getting special identities in a solo survival game!
Then, given my talent, is it really so unreasonable to give myself the identity of an empress?
Yu Yaoyao says, when you're out in the world, you choose your own identity!
In fact, the setting is okay, but the word "adopted father" appears too frequently. It's like the sand in the rice makes me feel sick from time to time. If it doesn't work, I can just change it to the boss. After all, the cook knows the gender of the protagonist in a short time. It's really incomprehensible for him to refer to him as an adopted father.
Many readers have said that you should stop using the word "adopted father" (you know you are female but you still use it). I think it is just a small thing on the part of the author, but if you don't change it, it will also affect the perception, so bye bye
What does it mean to call the female protagonist "adopted father"?
It's okay, but one thing I don't like very much is that the heroine is too unwary. Maybe the heroine has been going too smoothly without any setbacks, so I feel that the heroine trusts others easily. In the last chapter, the heroine casually invites others to eat. If the other party is stronger than the heroine, the heroine is finished.
Seeing that everyone is discussing the title, I have a little idea~ The term "adopted father" is not necessarily limited to men. There are also usages on the Internet of calling powerful women "adopted father". It is gender-neutral. Compared with this, I want to read the story content😊 Don't just take one scoop out of the three thousand beauties in the harem (Vernacular: I hate father-style preaching hahaha) I like big heroines, strong women
The heroine is so cute 😊 The author's writing is very nice, but I think there are some places that could be changed. For example, the adoptive father can be replaced by the adoptive mother. Although many men will subconsciously call them foster fathers, it is more appropriate to call girls foster mothers.
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How so delicious. . .