I'm Really Not a Wilderness Mukbang Streamer

The author must be from the South, since everything is described as sweet. Do Southerners not eat instant noodles? If you gave a Northerner a bowl of sweet meat soup, I'd believe you were torturing them.

One vote from you, one vote from me, and this kid will debut tomorrow!

After reading the last few chapters, I don't want to continue. I'm completely uninterested in the chapters where the protagonist interacts with other contestants, and it seems like there will be many more such scenes. I still prefer the protagonist's daily routine of slacking off at the camp.

It's well-written; although there's a female lead, she's portrayed as a real man. Much better than those stories where a female protagonist survives in the wilderness and rescues a distressed celebrity—just a pretty face. The plot device is also decent, not overly exaggerated. Much better than those authors who throw in a bunch of plot devices but don't know how to use them effectively.

A hand-drawn campsite map by an art student with disabilities... This... This is... The scene I had in my mind was clearly very nice and high-class! 🤔

I just saw a comment saying that 99% of books with titles starting with "I really don't" or "I really" are not worth reading. They want to have their cake and eat it too.

I haven't read the book yet, but after seeing the synopsis, I suddenly wondered how many years this guy would be sentenced to? 🤓🤓

The poor people's building, after the 60th floor, the first floor is probably 50 yuan... 15Th floor, 1500 (settled) 30th floor, 1500 (settled) 45th floor, 1500 (settled) 60th floor, 1500 (settled)

Author, in your article, you mentioned "yaozi," which is a vulgar term for brothels in northern China. It sounds rather disingenuous to imagine someone serving tableware in a yaozi.

Beep! The protagonist has been sentenced to imprisonment without a wife for hunting wild animals.