Wilderness Survival: I Can Draw Traits

Although I know that the protagonist is using comparison to highlight the strength of the protagonist, but the identity of the protagonist is a seaside fisherman and a professional soldier, the competition is a bit unfair, and the starting point is different.

One thing to note is that the author is not from the coast, and the way he writes about seafood is very... Well... Inland. Crabs, shrimps, snails, octopus and the like are usually boiled. In fact, the fresh ones are very sweet and not fishy, ​​so you can eat them directly. Only fish soup will be very fishy, ​​so this one really needs to be grilled.

The rest of this book is okay. The main reason is that the program staff and the director in the book talk too much and cut off the live broadcast at every turn. The audience watching the live broadcast is not as demanding as they do. This can be said to be the biggest flaw of this book.

Author, don't listen to what those trolls say, just write according to your ideas, stick to it and sooner or later one day you will become a master platinum gold medal

I saw the second volume on the shelves. It's not a staple but it's still worth reading. My personal advice: Don't cut it just because the results are unsatisfactory. Writing a book is not easy and you have to respect your own work. Come on, author!

What other good wilderness survival novels are there?

One thing to say. It feels more and more bland. There is a feeling of tasteless food and a waste of food.

Can I have a separate chapter dedicated to it? I've specially sorted out what tags the protagonist has.

Um, wouldn't it be wrong to go to the toilet if the camera is hidden? . . .

Thoughts after reading: The title of the book simply summarizes the theme of the book. In order to save his seriously ill mother, the original owner participated in a 100-day survival variety show in the wilderness. The protagonist traveled back to the original owner to continue to survive. The highlight of the book is the battle with wild beasts and daily survival on a desert island. Book title: "Survival in the Wilderness: I Can Draw Tags" Author: Mingyue Yueshan Number of words: 120,000 words Tag: Survival in the Wilderness Live text Rating: ★★★ Recommended words: This is a very standard wilderness survival live broadcast article. This type of article has been popular for a while before, but the novelty has passed, and this type of article has also fallen into homogeneity without innovation. The golden finger of the protagonist of this book is to get a tag when performing a task. The tag has abilities. The background is set to participate in a variety show about 100 days of wilderness survival. The author's control of the plot is quite good, and the small details of the battle against some beasts are also well described. The battle scenes are very interesting, and the live broadcast also uses other people's words to describe Versailles 13. The setting up of the characters seems a bit too sloppy. The characteristics of the characters are not clearly established. The author's attitude is very good, and he can accept the problems pointed out in a timely manner. Since it is a new book written by a newcomer, although it is following the trend, the plot is not brainless and the combat descriptions are refreshing. It is excellent, and the future can be expected. Recommended for readers who like to watch live broadcasts of wilderness survival. {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New book trial reading"}