The Gourmet of the Wilderness

I don't want to criticize this book, after all, I quite liked it and followed it for a long time, but I stopped reading it for a while. Today I caught up on what I missed, and after finishing it, I was quite angry. The Er Gouzi I knew is gone; he's become a scumbag. I'm disappointed. I didn't expect you (the author) to fall into this trap too. Is there nothing else to write besides harems?

This was the first survival book I ever read, and none of the other books in the genre have ever replaced it. I really love it and hope for more!

I've been offering incense for so long. This was the first novel I read called "Wilderness Food God," and also the first outdoor novel I ever read. It's been almost four years now. Now, other novels on Qidian are imitating it, but while others become popular, it has stopped.

This author is the one I find most disgusting. He wrote three books and then abandoned them all, without explanation or warning. He just stopped whenever he wanted. What kind of author is he? He should just go home and live like a corpse. I don't even think authors have the perseverance to farm. 😆😡

This is my first time writing a book review. This book was the one that captivated me the most before it was abandoned. Although it fell apart later on and was later abandoned, the plot before the celebrity's survival was really fascinating. It was rare for me to truly immerse myself in the story, as if I were a viewer in the live stream.

Suddenly I remembered this book 🐶 Hahaha

I get angry every time I see this book. Why did they have to abandon it? Damn it!

Since this book went on hiatus, it feels like it's been written by a completely different person. The writing style, the plot, and even the values ​​are all completely different from before. Has the author lost control of their inner dark magic? What was originally a book destined to become a masterpiece has become so disheartening after the hiatus. Being a top author isn't easy.

I've read it repeatedly, both up and down, just browsing whenever I have a spare moment. What a wonderful book! It's such a shame, a top-tier work in the genre of wilderness fiction. You could at least start a new one.

The thought of burning incense every day makes me angry.