[Deserted Island Survival] [All-Female Group] [Face-Slapping from the Start] [Multiple Female Leads] [Technological Overmatch] [Farming and Infrastructure]
A plane crashes, leaving its passengers stranded on a deserted island. Thirty-eight top-tier beauties, including college students, flight attendants, and office workers, are rescued.
And I am the only man on the island.
I thought we'd band together to survive, but on the fifth day, the leader of the girls' group kicks me out on a trumped-up charge.
The shelter I built with my own hands becomes their haven from the wind and rain, while I can only search for a way to survive in the freezing wind.
Fortunately, my Deserted Island Survival System awakens. I get a fivefold boost from the start and grow stronger through daily compounding gains. I hunt giant beasts, mine ores, and even awaken a steel mecha from a bygone age.
While they fight among themselves over a bite to eat in their drafty tent, I eat hotpot and sing in my private cave, watching a steel giant flatten the primeval forest before me.
At last, the women who once looked down on me and trampled me underfoot realize what the real law of this island is.
Late at night, starving survivors come to my shelter.
"Su Yun, please, give us a chance to live!"
Looking at the figures shivering in the cold, desperate but hesitant to speak, Su Yun doesn't even look up. "I don't support freeloaders. If you want to stay here, you'd better show the right attitude!"
It's readable, but the author's writing is too short and weak, not enough to keep you reading 😏
I love survival stories on desert islands, haha, I give you a good review.
From what I've seen so far, it's much better than AI.
I've read over thirty chapters; it's very good.
It's alright, readable. The author listened to advice and revised it promptly.
Keep updating! Keep it up!
I stacked buffs at the start, over ten layers in total, and that's 1683 words in total 😆😆😆
They were kicked out, and now they have to work as nannies to keep someone alive? Is this how you treat people?