Wilderness Livestream: I Build a Civilization in the Ice Age

Everything else is fine, but I can't stand that you praised the deliciousness of food without salt. Even sashimi needs to be dipped in soy sauce... You can try eating without salt and practice makes perfect. It's a lie to think that boiled meat would taste good. Are all animals mutated and come with their own seasoning packets?

The description is quite honest. Development takes up 1/3. Comments take up 1/3. Encyclopedia entries take up 1/3. It has that feel of a live stream article from several years ago. While livestream articles are easy to write, they're bound to flop once published. Very few people want to pay to watch the livestream comments and read encyclopedia entries.

[Science Popularization] The Nepalese kukri, gogol knife, gurkha knife, and dog leg knife are all different names for the same thing. The products from different manufacturers may vary slightly, but they all have the same overall design.

I didn't see it for a few days, and when I came back I found it had died.

Humans could survive the Ice Age? And a two-meter-tall wolf? That's hilarious!

Book title---Let me tell you a joke

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Don't they eat salt at all? Salt is especially important for wilderness survival, right? I've read over sixty chapters and there's not a single mention of salt.

[Science Popularization] Pleistocene: The Pleistocene, also known as the Diluvial Epoch, spans from approximately 2,588,000 years ago to approximately 11,700 years ago. It was coined by the British geologist Lyell in 1839, and in 1846 Forbes referred to the Pleistocene as the Ice Epoch, which is the early part of the Quaternary period in geological history.

Uh, my first time giving a tip and it's already abandoned.