Wilderness Survival: I Was Forced to Become Invincible

Wilderness livestreams with female leads are disgusting. I came to watch survival shows, and you're giving me a love story and romance drama. You need a serious illness to write something like this. Go back to farming.

Let me share my thoughts. Upon seeing the latest chapter, the author mentioned that subscriptions were not strong. I had been subscribing to the latest chapter, but seeing this comment made me want to say something. I don't know what you're writing? The main theme is survival, but the essential knowledge points about wilderness survival are gradually being omitted.

Your wife has 37,000 words and 100,000 views, while you have 130,000 words and 220,000 views. Uh, although I don't really understand how popularity is determined, I feel like you're not far from becoming a kept woman.

The fact that the author is so focused on getting rid of this setting is truly off-putting. This is the most disgusting thing about wilderness novels. Also, the smoking is something that will make anyone who dislikes it quit instantly, and even those who like smoking won't have any extra goodwill towards you because of it. I really don't know what the author was thinking.

I came to watch a survival show, not to see the production team targeting the contestants!! Any production team with even a shred of intelligence wouldn't target the main characters; they'd rather they survive for a few more months. Are you trying to artificially lower the production team's intelligence and treat us like idiots?

The book's premise is flawed. If the protagonist so desperately wanted to withdraw from the competition, he could have easily caused some problems to do so. Instead, it's written as someone who wants to withdraw but doesn't try to find a solution, insisting on leaving it to fate! Ugh, this is toxic.

Up to chapter 22. If you want to quit, don't show off! The more you show off, the more popular you'll become. Do you really want to quit? A safe and simple method is to sit still and watch the girl take the initiative. To advance the plot, you can set a goal: 10,000 for surviving for a week, 50,000 for a month, 200,000 for three months, and 5 million for a year. Doesn't that advance the plot? Does a fool like that want to act virtuous? Disgusting!

The content has started to sag, or rather, the book lost its spark from the very beginning of the romance arc. The foreseeable future content is all boring clichés; either it should focus on the wilderness core or fast-forward into urban entertainment livestreaming within the first 100,000 words. And the trebuchet thing is so boring and ridiculous, and I suddenly forgot about it. I should revise it quickly before I write too much.

... Um... To be honest, is this modern society? If the production team did this, they'd be done a long time ago, they'd get arrested! Even capitalist societies wouldn't do this, be this ruthless?! For a novel of this genre to be successful, it at least needs a peaceful social background. The latest chapter even contains some almost deadly content... Speechless!

I read thirty chapters and was just about to finish it when I found out it was already finished. Was this a bad ending?