Survival Game: I Can See the Hints

Giving away so much important information for free is one thing, but doing it once or twice is just an occasional act of kindness. But making the protagonist do this all the time is like trying to make him a saint.

I'm starting to regret chasing the ball in. A guy got stepped on by a 1.8-Meter-long wild boar, then trampled over him, and he was completely unharmed. Speechless. ╯╰

Will they come up with another way to save humanity later? Someone next door saw the real, unconventional way they saved humanity later on. Talking about faith and stuff, just raising natives is better than raising some Earthlings who will turn on you and kill you as soon as they have resources. 👿👿👿Personal opinion

Why did the pet hatch without bleeding at the start? Then it almost killed the protagonist, and you can't even communicate with it [Wild Boar storyline]. All it does is eat coins. What's the point in the early game?

Upon reaching Chapter Two, the title told me this wasn't a survival story, but rather an invincible story... The game started with a cheat code, and then it also had a dragon that wouldn't eat food...

Honestly, I felt that anything involving transactions was abnormal, awkward, and even anti-human. Some of the protagonist's views were also... However, given the current state of Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) and the widespread book shortage, this book is actually quite well-written.

Is it true that the protagonist in Chapter 18 ate six pieces of meat (six kilograms) in one sitting?

It's better to specify the weight of the meat you get in kilograms. What does it mean to just write "snake meat +5"?

I read it after it was supposedly finished, but it was abandoned? How can you recommend a completed novel when it's not even finished?

It's been on the shelves for so long and it's still better than before, isn't it?