Desert Island Survival: Sign-In Grants a Max-Level Profession from the Start

After reading 22 chapters, it's really... Too toxic. The chopsticks part can be interpreted as chopsticks not existing in the history of this alternate world's civilization, but straw sandals... Maybe no one makes them anymore, but museums certainly have them, and the craft must still exist; after all, this isn't the era of knotted ropes for record-keeping. What truly toxicated me was the piranha.

I admire the author's audacity. Do leeches even exist in the sea? Doesn't the author have any common sense? If they don't know, they can look it up on Baidu. Don't make a fool of yourself. How embarrassing!

This book is a bestseller and a favorite of many, so stop being disgusting.

This author definitely has a problem. Setting up a purely Western-style alternate world is fine, but there's a chapter that says chopsticks are a product of a civilization thousands of years ago, which is tantamount to wiping out Chinese civilization. That's a flawed worldview.

Don't abandon this project this time, keep it up! Actually, they're all pretty good!

This author is clearly biased and should be thoroughly investigated.

Can anyone tell me how to report this book? It's absolutely disgusting, I can't stand it.

As an ordinary person, I know that fish and meat can be dried over a fire to extend their shelf life. As an ordinary person, I know that taking a bath in seawater is worse than not taking a bath at all!

This is specifically written for people with yellow skin but white hearts.

It's a typical FL style book. I even saw one where people in a future society didn't even know how to make fire by rubbing sticks together. When the protagonist was live-streaming how to make fire by rubbing sticks together, a group of people exclaimed that this was impossible. It's not a question of whether you're using your brain or not; anyone with a brain wouldn't be able to stand watching it.