Wilderness Livestream

I have a wild idea. Since the ecological environment of this world is better than reality, could there be some ancient or mutated creatures? Like giant snakes tens of meters long, prehistoric crocodiles, giant spiders, or something like that? If Jia Long encounters her later in the game, she'll rely on her superior rolling tactics to outmaneuver her.

Hey Fei, tomorrow's chapter will be a thousand! How about a big update? I'll give you a 10,000-coin reward for a big update! 😁

My account is finally back! *Crying emoji* (Does anyone have a fan group?)

I don't know why, but seeing Jia Long makes me jump out of the movie and I mistake her for Jia Ling, and then Jia Ling's image involuntarily pops into my mind! Ugh, it's an eyesore! Even more eyesore than Balala the Fairies!

It's utterly ridiculous! A man transmigrates into a woman and suddenly becomes so feminine? His behavior changes so abruptly? It's so unrealistic. His performance in the Hunter Exam is just indescribable; it feels unrealistic. I don't understand what kind of character he's trying to create. Constantly describing him panting and acting cute—is he trying to create a contrast?

I used to think that online novels were so full of hostility that there were very few so-called saintly figures left, but after reading this book, there were many parts that I really couldn't stand. Someone tries to kill you time and time again, and you still don't want to do it. You're being chased by assassins and missiles all over the place during a live stream.

This book is so toxic! You encounter an assassin in Shennongjia, and you're about to be killed, yet you're still thinking about whether or not to kill the assassin? Seriously? If you really don't want to kill, you just eat wild vegetables? Seriously? What a saintly, disgusting thing to do!

I don't understand why there are so many descriptions of inner thoughts. What is it trying to say? Is it just a monologue? The hunter exam is really tough. He was fighting a clouded leopard to a standstill, but then he gets confused after killing a deer during the exam? Does he have to start questioning himself?

This book is definitely a bit toxic, mainly because of the constant "kissing" and "oh" sounds after the male-to-female transformation, and the author's use of "oh" in conversation. The author clearly put in effort, but it's still quite toxic. Couldn't they at least have made the protagonist a little heavier?

This book is full of frustrating moments and overly sentimental characters; I'm outta here, it's highly toxic.