I Picked Up an Island

I'm so sorry I just posted the wrong thing and accidentally offended the author. I apologize for that and will show my remorse with some actions later. (I was so angry I made a mistake; the covers of the two books are very similar, both are farming-themed, and I accidentally clicked the wrong one. 😓)

Come on, let's buy stocks! What stocks do you guys support? I support Beyond Stocks.

If possible, go abroad and buy some guns, ammunition, and medicine for self-defense. Since you're not afraid of the sea or customs, just put them in your spatial storage.

Highly recommended... Barbed beast slayer, caltrops... Make some special barbed wire spikes, with longer spikes and better materials. Finally, add barbs to the spikes. On both sides of the power grid, along some paths that the protagonist must take, are places where ferocious beasts might appear. For defense, this is more suitable than firearms.

I think it's best not to rush into confirming the female lead's identity. I've seen too many stories ruined by excessive romantic subplots. Cloning is okay, but cloning yourself is a bit toxic, though I can understand. There's only so much time in a day; you need to write about the island, and you need to appear in real life. Without a clone, you won't even have time to rest. Good luck, author!

Writing about real-life female celebrities as protagonists might bother those who don't like them, but writing about original female protagonists won't bother anyone, regardless of whether they like the celebrity or not, and it also avoids the problem of fans clashing. So why write about real-life female celebrities as protagonists?

Regarding the direction of this type of novel, I would advise the author: The protagonist finds an island, and the plot should focus on exploring the island, discovering unknown species, acquiring known items, and then commercializing those items in the context of real-world development. How should the island's development and utilization value be handled?

Based on my years of experience as a bookworm, I'm certain this book will fall apart in the end.

There have been many comments these past few days, good or bad, and I've marked them all as featured. Meeting is fate, and April doesn't have that many fragile hearts. As long as there are no personal attacks, I won't delete or ban you. But I'm not an experienced author anymore, so I can't avoid stepping on some landmines o()o.

What kind of book is this? Is it even readable? It's so addictive! Every time I see the protagonist eating seafood, my mouth waters even though I've just finished eating. It's so addictive!