Desert Island Survival: Escaping Alive
荒岛求生之逃出生天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 624k Words
- Genre
- Realistic Fiction
- Subgenre
- Walks of Life
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Wilderness Survival, Desert Island Survival, Transmigrate to the Primitive Era
Wilderness survival, deserted-island survival, transmigrating to primitive times, survival stories
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There are still too few novels like this, and even fewer that are well-written. I hope the author will persevere.
I've added the books to your reading list. Your writing style is very clear and logical, and the first-person perspective is a unique feature. It's quite good; keep it up!
It's a pretty good survival novel. I hope it gets even more exciting later on. What I hate most is that the system also has a bunch of beautiful women; I really dislike novels like that. I've read "Brother De's Survival" and "The Australian Guy" before, and they were really good. The author could take inspiration from those when writing a survival novel.
It was well-written, but I stopped reading after chapter 193 when the female survivor appeared. It's not that the novel was bad; I just didn't want to read anything that involved constant bickering with women.
I stopped watching because it was written in the first person!
They dug their own grave. At the end of chapter 174, they said the smoked meat was all brought back inside, but in chapter 175, they say it was smoked the next morning and then brought back inside again. Did they sleepwalk and hang the smoked meat up again in the middle of the night? The writing is bad enough, but it's riddled with plot holes; I won't list them all. 😫
This is the first time I've seen such a refreshing survival story. Keep it up, author! ✺◟(∗❛ัᴗ❛ั∗)◞✺
It's not bad, but the optimism of being alone on a deserted island seems a bit unrealistic. It should depict the loneliness and isolation of a person; that feeling is terrifying. A little bit of that description would make it more relatable. I've added it to my favorites. However, I still hope someone will appear later on; being alone all the time gets a bit boring. Hopefully, no beautiful women will appear. Keep up the good work, author!
Catching grasshoppers with your bare hands to eat? Not worth it; the energy consumed far exceeds the energy they provide. Bear Grylls eating insects? Ha, it's just a gimmick. Similarly, only small, readily available ingredients have any real meaning.
I just found out that the author's assistant eats comments.
Because there are so many platforms, the author assistant sees very few comments, and some comments are simply not visible! This results in some comments being able to be replied to, while others may not be. I apologize for this. Actually, I read every comment carefully so I can promptly see everyone's suggestions and opinions. I still hope that all readers will comment more. Thank you all! 🙏🙏