Wilderness Superstar

I quite like charity and have donated money and goods before, but I wouldn't use a lot of my savings specifically for this. For wealthy people, if they have strong ties to their hometown, they might repair bridges and roads, but they probably wouldn't donate all their wealth to charity.

Your arrival will be greeted with a great commotion of gongs and drums. You leave, leave quietly. We're all good friends, so please be respectful. There's no need to deliberately kick someone before leaving. Thanks.

Old Zhao's family lives here.

It got increasingly ridiculous after it was released, especially the Antarctic segment. They were practically fighting, and none of the world's major countries reacted. They had a signal on their live stream, but others couldn't make phone calls. Then, the ship that came to pick up the protagonist turned out to be a private company's icebreaker, and not a single government or international organization showed up. Do they really think governments are just for show?

This is the best wilderness fiction I've ever read, bar none. Because the protagonist doesn't call himself "Master X," even if the rest is well-written, it would still feel awkward to me 😐. This is just my personal opinion, please don't be offended if you disagree 😏.

I only just realized who Gun Gun is.

Actually, the second part written by the author could be made into a movie. The movie starts just like in the novel, with someone asking the protagonist to go into the forest to find their daughter. In the middle, he falls into a pit, and later he discovers gold.

This is the worst wilderness novel I've ever read. It's written entirely in colloquial language. Is the author writing this for people in your village? If so, don't post it online!

I stopped reading after the latest chapter where he was shot. The plot twist was abrupt; his child's hand was inexplicably smashed, and it's unclear whether his wife died or not. Because of this, I don't want to subscribe anymore.

Here's the first book I subscribed to; it's really well-written.