Becoming the God of Food in the Wilderness
在荒野中成为食神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 833k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Why does every wilderness livestream video feature a high-tech camera? Doesn't it seem a bit off? The technological sophistication is inexplicable, yet everyone deliberately ignores it. It's truly baffling.
There's too much chat and commentary from viewers in the live-streaming wilderness novels these days, often making it awkward. Perhaps that's why these kinds of books aren't popular.
LOL. I saw someone say that survival novels these days are all about live streams and systems, and they're boring. So I wrote a hardcore survival novel with no systems, no superpowers, and as close to reality as possible, and the beginning is even a pre-recorded video.
The following represents only my personal opinion: It's well-written, and some parts are quite inspiring; it's worth reading. Then there's the character of Xiaoyu, which feels a bit off. It seems best for this type of wilderness livestream novel to avoid too many female characters. If you're going to include them, a few are fine, but the current amount feels excessive to me. However, overall, if you can ignore this, it's still readable. Good luck, author!
Generally speaking, writing about live streaming is a prelude to failure. You can play in the wilderness, but if you stream it, all your abilities and system items need a logically plausible origin, right? Besides, when you're incredibly skilled and impact social development, relevant departments will take notice. For example, a special forces unit might invite you to teach wilderness skills.
Anyway, as soon as the viewers in the live stream saw that high-tech drone, and heard about the attempts to downplay the impact, they were instantly poisoned and ran away.
Legally hunting all wild animals? How about we get a giant panda first?
The author didn't really need to follow the trend and write this kind of thing. Live-streaming wilderness survival was popular a few years ago, but it's not anymore.
Tifa?
There's a female lead again? I'm not watching this for the romance, speechless.