Starting with Wilderness Survival

The book "Set a Small Goal" became a hit, and people even went streaking on live stream.

50Cm in diameter, eight meters tall, chopped down with one axe, no need to cut it into pieces, just carried it away. And it was even broadcast live! Goodness, what are you talking about living alone in the wilderness? You're lucky you're not arrested for research. Do you know what 50cm in diameter means? It's about the width of an adult man's waist. Eight meters tall, roughly three stories high, and you just carried it back? Holy crap, are you a superman?!

This is toxic. I was completely drawn in by the title. The author has absolutely no knowledge of wilderness survival; they're just writing nonsense. It's like everyone here is an idiot. In the Arctic, food is so easy to obtain, and you can just catch a fish weighing 50 or 60 pounds. Not only the protagonist, but everyone else has easy access to food.

I wonder if the author considered the time difference. Canada and China are more than ten time zones apart. In chapter 38, it's already night in Canada, which is daytime in China. However, chapter 39 describes it as 3 a. M.

Keep up the good work, author! Try to avoid obvious plot holes! They'll affect your performance in the novel "Money." Also, in the current landscape of wilderness fiction on Qidian, I think the logic in your book is significantly better than other wilderness novels, and you have far fewer plot holes. You deserve a place in the wilderness genre!

I'm a long-time fan of Wilderness Solitary, having watched each season more than three times. I've also dreamed of participating in it. What you've written isn't a complete mess, but it's close enough. Go find a factory.

I read a little more, and it made me fully realize how pathetic and ignorant my common sense is. The Canadian black bear truly deserves its title as the king of the Arctic wilderness. Weighing only 100-200 kg, it overpowers the 300-700 kg Canadian brown bear and the 500-800 kg polar bear, claiming the title of king of the Arctic wilderness.

After reading the author's masterpiece, Newton must be turning in his grave. Good heavens, stunning a 50-pound fish in the water, smashing a 50-centimeter poplar tree with the back of an axe, and then carrying the thousand-pound poplar tree for at least several thousand meters—this is beyond human capability. Newton can no longer explain it, so only awesomeness can explain it.

I've discovered that all novels streamed live are garbage...

Poisoned, a poplar tree with a diameter of 50 centimeters was snapped in two with the back of an axe. Author, have you never left your house since childhood?