
Live-Streaming a Wilderness Adventure
直播之荒野大冒险
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Not to mention the plot, the protagonist of this book should be the best among wilderness novels. The protagonists of other novels always have a bit of a bad attitude and do not have the temperament of a wilderness expert at all.
I just read two dungeons and saw in this chapter some brothers asked why after Bifang achieved his achievements, there were still people questioning him and trying to bully him. I didn't understand it before, until I saw someone teaching a child how to play games in a live streaming room. I understand the diversity of life.
After watching the movie next door, I maxed out my poison resistance, and then I saw that there was basically nothing wrong with this one, but it was too bland, and there were no pets or funny supporting characters to polish it up. It was basically a one-man show for the protagonist...
A good book that was buried
I have been reading online articles for some years. As my experience has increased, in recent years, there are less than ten online articles that I can read from beginning to end without skipping a chapter. This is one. Although it is a live broadcast article, it does not have the nerdiness or vulgarity of live broadcast culture. As the author repeatedly said in the book, "He is a legend, but he chose live broadcast as a way to show his legend." This sentence is also very suitable to be applied to this book. The author is actually writing about the grand theme of man and nature, but in order to fit in with the Internet environment, he chose the genre of live broadcast article to present it. The author was still in school when he wrote this book, and the writing style can be seen as a little immature, but the text has a spiritual and epic feel, and the description of the wilderness and nature is also extremely wonderful, and the progress in the later period is also very obvious, such as the scene in the final chapter where the cheetah awakens wildly under the guidance of the protagonist, and finally bids farewell to the protagonist and returns to nature. It is still the same after reading it again I feel very emotional and want to suck a big cat~ The protagonist is also very charismatic. He is one of the few protagonists with distinctive personal characteristics in the online articles I have read. The first live broadcast did not have too deep feelings because of the immature writing skills of the author. But as I went on, I felt more and more the image of a vivid adventurer, brave and enterprising, free and unrestrained, knowledgeable and very positive energy. The professionalism is not to mention. It should have taken a lot of effort to check the information and corrected many fallacies caused by civil science through popular science. But there are also problems with this. The combination of popular science and stories is sometimes quite rigid. Often half of a chapter is just popular science, which feels like cramming and greatly weakens the interest of the adventure story. This problem is especially obvious in the Arctic Survival and Crossing the Sahara dungeons, which are the two most boring dungeons I have ever read. In other words, after reading this book, I realized that the more famous book Water Monkey was written by the author. I had never read it because I had no interest in the introduction and subject matter. I heard that Water Monkey has done well, so I would like to congratulate the author on his success. Although I am not interested in this kind of subject matter, if it is written by the author, you can give it a try. If there are book friends who have found this book from Water Monkey, I would like to strongly recommend it. Although it has flaws and the author did not grasp the plot well, it is definitely a breath of fresh air in the online literature world and is worth reading. This kind of author who is neither nerdy, clichéd, intellectual, and has a rigorous attitude is really a treasure.
The book is indeed good, and the author is very attentive in researching relevant information. There are no big bugs, and there are basically no poisonous points. There is no literary youth, and the plot is not procrastinating. Every live broadcast has a corresponding plot climax. The live broadcast was interspersed with Bi Fang's explanations, which was very interesting. The reason why it is not popular may be because the subject matter is relatively niche. Find more book recommenders to promote it, please give it a try.
After reading Chapter 365, I have to say that the wilderness article written by the author has a very good feeling. There are several copies and even a sense of substitution in the movie, and all aspects are relatively consistent with the facts. Next, I will write about what I personally think is bad. The first person is very heroic and often does some incredible things in certain scenes. I think survival experts should avoid unnecessary dangers, such as hunting ancient creatures, pulling planes, and attacking alpha wolves (the second wolf hunt) or human traffickers in order to gain handsomeness. Rescue is not within the scope of your responsibilities. If you are not the protagonist of the novel, then this kind of thing is impossible. Someone may tell me that there are examples of this and that in the past that prove that some things are feasible, but have you ever heard of survivor bias? What you know is that those who survived have become legends, and most people have become excrement! The protagonist is on the verge of death almost all the time, and the author has formed a routine that you will be unlucky when you first start exploring, and it is easy to get into trouble, which makes it very dramatic. The plot of "City Soldier King" could be less. Some scenes made me pick my feet in embarrassment. It's really not very pretentious. I think there can be more exploration. Ruins, ancient tombs, and ancient creatures are all very good. Even if these are not mentioned, are there still not many dangerous places on the earth? You can write anything!
Since it's a wilderness, I actually prefer the author's previous writing methods. I really don't like going to that city. There was an episode of Mr. Pei's program just like this. It felt very boring. But the first few are really well written and exciting. The author could combine the two methods of Mr. Bei and Mr. De and create a long-term survival. Come on, you wrote it very well. The male protagonist still has a very charming personality.
When I saw the summit, I suddenly felt nothing. .
I finished reading the new book of Miao Ge Mi and read the old book. I originally wanted to read 20 chapters, but ended up ordering them all with a tremor 😒
I came from Water Monkey. This book is really good. Why are the results so bad? I've never heard of it before.