National Island: I Was Exposed for Building Civilization with My Bare Hands

There are too many typos, and the overall plot reminds me of the routine a few years ago where the whole world watched the protagonist create nuclear fusion. This book cannot be said to be similar, I can only say that it is exactly the same. The protagonist travels to a universal island world and then loses his memory. The system rewards the teacher who shocked the peek. As mentioned above, the protagonist is not afraid of the monster with several heads. I am speechless. I don't recommend reading it.

There are too many typos and many words seem incomprehensible. As an ordinary person, I could endure the task of grinding a stone ax with my bare hands and cutting down trees to make traps for a wooden house in one day, and the next day I dug three tons of gunpowder to blow up monsters. Note that this is digging gunpowder, not making gunpowder. This was what his teacher said after watching the video. Then it was even more outrageous. Iron ore was discovered, and large rocks were used to smash it into powder to make iron. The container was directly a high-temperature-resistant barrel-shaped object. Just dig a steel plant and use nuclear fusion as a power source.

It's not just a matter of typos, AI writing? The numbers in all the articles jump around a lot. At the beginning it said 3 tons (I won't ask how a person got 3 tons of black powder), then it became 3 kilograms, and then it became tons again. The same goes for animals. At first, the content transitioned to more than a dozen monkeys and elephants, and then there was another sentence: a monkey and an elephant can do anything, and then there were more than a dozen, and the two sets of numbers were not separated by two lines. What a mess. Too poisonous

This introduction directly dismissed the protagonist.