Starting With Robinson Crusoe

Don't brag like this. Some fools have done this in real life. The two wanted to live in seclusion on an isolated island, so they went to an island they thought was deserted. In less than half a year, they all went crazy, and one of them hacked the other to death. Less than a day after the hacking, the police came ashore and arrested the remaining people. The police explained: There are no other residents here, but this is also our country's territory, and our country's laws apply. It is not a place outside the law. According to the laws of this country, murder is a crime, regardless of mental state. So he must be arrested. A reporter asked the police: Why did you arrest someone today when someone was killed yesterday? How do you know? Police answer: As long as it is the territory of a country, where are the real uninhabited islands? We all watched it through satellites. We saw it when he started killing people. However, it is remote and only one or two people live here, so it does take time to get here, so we can't stop him immediately.

In order to verify, I first went to a certain degree, where there were no cultural relics, and I just made up nonsense. Then I went to a certain degree, and was almost deceived by a "folk historian". Then I went to check the archaeological reports on the Langling Ancient City in Zhumadian, Henan Province, and found that Director Zhou, who was in charge of the project, did not dare to say that the unearthed terracotta tile set columns were pressurized water wells. He came to a conclusion and categorically said that pressurized water wells existed in the Han Dynasty, and he added that they were quite common in rural areas. The picture shows Dahe Daily's special report on Langling Ancient City. After searching for information many times to no avail, I could only hold my nose and open CNKI, and found several papers on ancient water wells. Finally, I found that the paper did not mention that there were pressurized water wells in the Han or Song Dynasties. There were dozens of water wells of various shapes listed, but there were no pressurized water wells. At the end of the final paper, the author's thoughts on the research on ancient sucrose are even more thought-provoking. For some issues involving historical reality, scientific researchers often need to spend several years to verify carefully before they can finally draw a conclusion. However, some people dare to believe that it is true just by relying on a certain AI answer, or they feel that they are authoritative after reading some popular science. In fact, most people who see a piece of information are more willing to go to a certain level to verify it than people who "think it" or "feel it". However, I still hope that the so-called "folk history researchers" or "folk scientists" can publish less unverified remarks to avoid bad effects. Finally, if someone finds cultural relics confirmed to be pressure wells from the Song Dynasty or Han Dynasty, welcome to slap me in the face. I will apologize to the boss. I believe this is also a process of learning and progress.

If you could only write one Robinson Crusoe, with a richer plot, then this book would be considered a masterpiece. If you shorten each story and use the limited number of words to describe more stories, I think your grades will be better. But you have been rooted in Robinson Crusoe for so long that your readers have been screened over and over again. At this time, you are traveling to another world. To be honest, I think it is difficult.

I've seen Robinson Crusoe several times before, just because I thought it was very enjoyable to farm, especially where the tree wall was built.

So, the protagonist traveled to a deserted island for a day and a night without eating, and he was still alive and kicking. What kind of physical fitness is this! Normal people in modern times will feel weak and unwilling to move if they don't eat for half a day, let alone a whole day, right? Normal people are not the kind who lie still!

When you update, subtle flaws will be magnified, and the greenness of the writing will be criticized. When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the progress of the plot is paid more attention to. When you are on the third watch, the slightest praise begins to sound, and the number of dead harvests begins to decrease. When you read the fifth update, readers' support spontaneously formed, and the voices of praise became louder and louder. When you are at the tenth watch, the Confucian debates are deafening, and the tolerant attitude is implemented both inside and outside. When you are twenty, you will have a place in the bookworm's memories. Even in a long life, your name will leave a dazzling trace. Updating may not solve all problems, but more than 90% of the problems come from insufficient updates.

Isn't it good to write about survival in the wilderness and live a peaceful life? Why are you always thinking about catching savages? 😥 People's hearts are separated from each other. Robinson Crusoe can tame them, so why do you think you can tame them too? If you surrender on the surface and give you a stick when you are not paying attention, then you will be honest.

Will the protagonist be the only extraordinary person in the main world in the later stage?

The author is so outrageous that he stayed like Robinson Crusoe for 23 years and finally went crazy. Robinson relied on religious sustenance and Friday to accompany him for several years to survive, and this is just a novel. Deye stayed on a deserted island for 60 days. In the later period, he was crazy about home and his mentality was a bit broken. Even if compared with the three years it took De Ye to complete the Amazon, the span of 23 years is still too outrageous. Not to mention that De Ye had contact with human civilization along the way.

It's good at first, but I'm always interested in savages. Maybe it would be better for the author to write more content like this, but thinking about the real situation makes me shudder. Can you sleep peacefully with cannibals?