Arrival in Another World: I Have an Exploration Simulator

I find Western names incredibly annoying; I can't tell who's who. 😡

Chapter 5 reveals that he has a spatial ability.

It's clichéd, commonplace, and perfectly reasonable. It's worth watching, but not worth a special trip. If it suits your taste, you can give it a try, but it's pretty much just so-so.

Sweet potatoes are grown using a vine-planting method; please don't confuse them with potatoes and make a fool of yourself! Planting method: Plant the sweet potatoes in loose soil, water them, and cultivate the vines. When they grow to about one foot, cut them off with scissors, then replant and water them again! Your method of planting by cutting them into sections will likely only produce vines, and they will definitely grow very well.

Thankfully, it's based on rank, not experience or level. The experience points are really frustrating.

Not bad, why are there so few people? (Whispering: I'd rather the male lead be the only beautiful one, I don't want Xia to be the female lead 😞)

I've realized I don't really like power-based novels. Do you have any recommendations for lone wolf novels?

What a coincidence!

To be honest, it's gotten increasingly boring since we moved to Starfall Plains. It's much more satisfying to develop your own power and farm resources step by step. This feeling of constantly changing maps and looking for powerful allies is really tedious.

Another book disguised as a simulator