Stranded on a Desert Island with a Goddess

I've read about five survival novels set on desert islands. The general formula is one man and multiple women, with the male lead being a simp. Initially, the female leads are pretentious, complaining that the female leads are dirty and brainless.

Regardless of the book's quality, the author's perseverance is commendable; at least he's much better than those eunuchs who abandon their projects! Perhaps he was just practicing his writing skills! 👍👍

A Mother Teresa text? Sorry to bother you.

This plot is so cruel 💀, it's deadly.

How can anyone read something written like this? I hated the protagonist after just one chapter. He actually started treating a found box like it was his own? He couldn't even look at a woman and couldn't move on.

That's it? Over four hundred chapters? I shouldn't have had any illusions; there's never a good survival novel on a desert island.

Don't flight attendants have any professional ethics? They panicked even more than passengers. Has the author ever flown?

It's really toxic, no wonder not many people watch it.

Over 800 chapters and not a single fan, and so few comments?

While the writing style in the first 200 chapters or so is slightly flawed, the plot is well-organized, and the solutions to the problems are quite thoughtful, making for a very enjoyable read. However, after the Apocalypse Loss arc, all the characters started to lose their intelligence. After the worldview was reshaped, it went directly from desert island survival to a post-apocalyptic fantasy.