Exploring the World: The Discovery of the Green-Tailed Monal

Every day, thousands of plant and animal species go extinct on Earth, while humans reproduce and continue at an alarming rate. This is a matter of whether it will bring good or bad fortune to humanity itself. However, as everyone on Earth knows, humans are the only animals on Earth that are digging their own graves.

The protagonist is livestreaming wildlife, while poachers watch the stream and follow behind. The protagonist makes a great contribution to the poaching world in the New World. Achievement: Species Extinction

Documenting is fine, filming is fine, even if there's an overpowered system, I'll accept it—after all, it's hard to explain solo wilderness adventures without some kind of cheat. But author, can you please be normal and stop with these ridiculous, fancy rankings? The "Top Ten Bows" thing and all that—it's cringe-worthy! We're writing about nature, and you can have the protagonist rank bows?

The author said they weren't good at writing female protagonist stories, yet they still wrote female characters. It was initially quite enjoyable, but then seeing two women felt inexplicably awkward. It felt like a bone suddenly popped into my throat, stuck there and I couldn't get it out. Even as a woman, I didn't like this kind of thing. It was perfectly fine before. 😥

Brothers, this investment is guaranteed to make you money, the author is very reliable. The contract will be printed after the Mid-Autumn Festival, and the status will be changed a few days later. Thank you for your support.

Having read over thirty chapters, the plot development feels incredibly contrived. Every time the system appears, it seems to provide the skill you need, which feels quite awkward. I urge the author to revise the earlier chapters; they're just too artificial. I wonder how many readers this will turn away from. I, for one, can't take it anymore; it's driving me crazy.

Brothers, stop reading! The author has questionable ideology; he portrays Japanese war criminals as innocent ghosts. 😓😓

Sigh, I quite liked the first few chapters; it was a rare find – a live-streamed wilderness adventure. However, the later chapters gradually went wrong. 1. Arbitrary interference with the natural ecosystem. Rescuing tigers and falcons is one thing, but helping birds find mates? Unacceptable; this is serious human intervention. 2. The system is practically responsive to every request.

Let me rant a bit. Many people have already complained about this, but I still want to focus on the two female streamers. I thought bumping into them once or twice was fine—after all, they're scenery streamers, and it's normal to bump into them when the scenery is nice. But this constant "bumping into them" is just ridiculous.

Instead of writing documentaries about beautiful natural scenery and the animal world, try writing about extreme sports; that's not your forte.