
I Found a Safe Survival Manual
捡到了安全生存手册
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 534k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 4d ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
148Chapters
3kReads · 30 days
14.2kReads · all time
353Shelves
8.1Score
8 ch/weekPace
Reader comments 27
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I've been following this book closely, and after the latest chapter, I felt the protagonist's mental state was getting increasingly off (it's hard not to suspect the author's mental state). The inexplicably imposed dreams, the dark book intruding into his life, the torment and eventual self-healing—the protagonist has drifted far from being human and close to being divine…
It has a strong cult vibe, creating a sense of forced cheerfulness and even enjoyment amidst extreme eeriness. The writing is particularly evocative, evoking both dread and unease, yet also a feeling of reassurance when encountering more benign "things." The protagonist is a compelling character with a remarkably strong will.
It seems to be a translation of a Korean web novel, with various personal pronouns and place names, which doesn't quite resemble the style used in China.
This book is a machine-translated adaptation of a Korean light novel. That's why the pronouns are not distinguished. The original title is 안전한헌터생활안내서를주웠다, and it will be completed in 2025.
It's pretty good, but why are the point of view for the characters always wrong?
Not bad, quite interesting. This novel has a bit of the feel of "Starting from the Red Moon." The only downside is that there aren't enough updates so far; it's not enough to keep reading.
I heard it's a machine-translated Korean novel, but I think the translation is quite good. Aside from the change in perspective, it's completely undetectable. Thank you to the uploader for listing this novel; I hope to read it all the way to the end! 👍👍👍👍👍👍 Thanks for the translation! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
I actually suspect this book was adapted from a female-oriented novel, and the protagonist was originally female, which is why the third-person pronoun "she" is frequently used.
It's alright, but the main storyline isn't very clear right now. Aside from Chen Han's efforts to advance and fulfill his childhood vow (?) And the resurrection potion, everything else is quite vague. It might get better after the [Men in Black] appear (?). Also, the protagonist's madness is alright (?).
The main character is very well-written; he has a kind of calm madness, which is quite pitiful.