You Sent Me to Survive in the Wilderness, and I'm Making Basic Industrial Equipment by Hand?

In wilderness survival, you define your territory; going outside that territory is considered a failure.

You can't watch this without using your brain.

It's entertaining, taking its time to build its industry. Most importantly, the initially disgusting manipulation by the production team is resolved later. However, I still suggest revising the earlier storylines about the production team; otherwise, it's likely to discourage viewers. Stop writing about the disgusting things about the show's production team and just focus on writing about wilderness survival.

It's watchable without thinking, but upon closer examination, there are many issues. First, there are bound to be many insects in the wild; how do you protect yourself? Third, the contestants need to shower, right? But their territories are adjacent. Drones can avoid filming, but neighbors can spy! Third, drones.

Is this system really that useless? It can't even detect viruses created by ordinary people.

It looks nice, but the builder is a bit out of their mind to insist on building a reinforced concrete structure, which has slowed down the progress. Otherwise, they could have just built a brick-and-mortar house.

Actually, the most difficult thing to deal with in the wild is insects, not what the author imagines. If you don't know how to repel insects, you'll die a horrible death. Whether it's blood-sucking mosquitoes or other insects, they're almost all poisonous. Insects are basically invincible in nature, except for certain natural enemies.

It's quite enjoyable, although there are some bugs, but the author will likely patch them later. Comfortable and fun, that's all that matters to me. I rarely read books by new authors, and it's clear this is the author's first time writing, but it feels like they lack research rather than writing skill.

Has the author played too much Minecraft? The character has a built-in crafting table, and you can create bearings with just a tap. You created something from scratch in 15 days. Even the Australian guy and Ed Stafford would want to be your apprentice.

The climax of building houses is almost here, so polish it up a bit and try to reduce the amount of bio-rat plot. The exciting parts of this book are concentrated on the system being able to find materials without professional equipment, building, a little bit of ambiguity, being praised during live streams.