Wilderness Survival: I Can Draw Traits
荒野求生：我能抽取标签
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Although I understand that the protagonist's strength is highlighted through comparison, the fact that the protagonist is a fisherman by the sea and a professional soldier makes the competition seem unfair, given their different starting points.
To be honest, it seems the author isn't from the coast; the seafood preparation methods they describe are very... Well... Inland. Crabs, shrimp, snails, octopus, etc., Are usually just boiled. These are actually very fresh and sweet, not fishy at all, and can be eaten directly. Only fish will be very fishy when used in soup; these definitely need to be grilled.
The book is fine in other aspects, but the main problem is that the staff and directors on the show talk too much and frequently cut off the live broadcast. The viewers watching the live stream didn't complain as much as they did, which is arguably the book's biggest flaw.
Author, don't listen to those trolls. Just write according to your own ideas, and if you keep at it, you'll eventually become a platinum-level author.
Seeing that the second volume has been released, it's not exactly a must-read but it's still readable. My personal advice: don't give up just because the sales aren't great. Writing a book is not easy, so respect your work. Good luck, author!
What other good wilderness survival novels are there?
To be honest, it's getting increasingly bland. It's like a chicken bone – tasteless to eat, but a pity to throw away.
Could you dedicate a separate chapter to this? To specifically organize the main character's traits?
Um, if the cameras are hidden, wouldn't that mean... When going to the toilet?
New book preview – "Wilderness Survival: I Can Remove Tags"
Reading notes: The title simply summarizes the theme of the book. In order to save his seriously ill mother, the original owner participated in a variety show about 100 days of wilderness survival. The protagonist transmigrates into the original owner's body to continue the survival. The highlights of the book are the battles with wild animals and the daily survival on the desert island.