Exile on a Desert Island but Stardew Valley

As the title states, it is only for Stardew Valley players. The author assumes that those who read the book have played Stardew Valley, so the writing is more game-oriented, just like those books written by fans.

It's pretty good-looking, but it has a shortcoming: people who haven't played Stardew Valley may find it confusing, so I hope the author will try not to make it too game-like, and just treat it as a normal farm space.

Sorry, why not write about farming in Stardew Valley? Isn't the whole ordinary otherworld fantasy setting of the outside world bad? Every time I rely on the protagonist's farming life, I feel very comfortable, but when the camera turns, I feel depressed instantly.

First year to reach the top of the mountain, right? 🙂

The first chapter is pretty good. But starting from chapter 88, the author insists on writing a disgusting plot. The reason is so far-fetched that it's simply incomprehensible. I've read so many chapters and I'm just waiting for the male and female protagonists to meet. It's so disgusting.

The plot of the heroine is very blunt, and I understand the author's idea of ​​writing it this way. After all, it will be difficult for these two people to meet the harem, but if you really want to write a religious plot, you can write that the heroine does not know the protagonist's life and death, thinking he is dead, but holding a glimmer of hope, looking for a way to the island, seeing the world on the way, teaching about darkness and people's suffering, and then switching to religion. Although this kind of plot is old, it is better than what you wrote. My suggestion is to delete this character directly. A noble lady kills people for love and travels long distances. When the author wrote it, didn't you think it was ridiculous? And if you write this religious plot, no matter how you write it, it will be a noble lady working for the protagonist outside, and the protagonist is leisurely running a harem in Stardew Valley. The focus of this book is Stardew Valley. The outside stuff can be downplayed or not written at all. Why does it have to add a female protagonist to increase the proportion?

This book is so unpopular that you can't even find a pirated copy.

Chapter 88 has been withdrawn. Generally speaking, the writing is okay if there are two separate worlds. The problem is that Stardew Valley and the main world are out of sync. The differences between the two sides are a bit big, and people from the other side are restricted from coming over. The two sides feel like two books that they don't want to do at all. The next step is Chapter 88. Everyone has discovered the protagonist. The protagonist tests his own strength and lets one of them escape. It is not a matter of prisoners, but because it is discovered that the Vatican is not allowed to send more people? This is how you test your strength, and it's outrageous that Qingmei develops mainland power. Why are the protagonist and the Stardew Valley girls so normal? Why should we follow the rules of the original world when there is obviously a system? Isn't the system just for cheating? For example, in Minecraft, the ability of cube people to travel to other worlds is mainly based on the ability of cube people to defy nature? When I saw the ring thing, I thought it was finally time to start. You can string the rings with ropes and wear them around your neck. One plus ten percent, even if you wear several strings, you won't be able to stop them. What kind of god should I create? Logically speaking, the protagonist of Stardew Valley can already live forever. With the addition of rules and props and abilities, what kind of god should I create? It's very separate. I feel that Stardew Valley has nothing to do with this place.

Well written, I will reward you with the popularity that Stardew Valley deserves 🤓

Just like the title, I just don't like that old black guy. I feel that if the author's writing doesn't suit my taste, I can go out and turn left. Anyway, I enjoyed watching it. I can't forget the weird look of this two-star guy. Robin is lucky to meet him during his second marriage.

I was a little confused when reading the new chapters. The final establishment of a religion and Christian name of the heroine in the main world were too abrupt, without any foreshadowing. If the author hadn't explained in the end that it was the transliteration of the protagonist, I wouldn't have known. (But the previous one was pretty good, so don't worry if you want to see it). In the main world, there is a fiancée and a dragon (the dragon is what makes me stick to the heroine position), there are three female characters with emotional lines in Stardew Valley (Ab, Emily, Penny) and Haley, who only expresses intention. I hope the emotional line can be handled well

I was confused about the writing. Didn't the protagonist travel through time? He could just farm in Ma Liu. One moment he would express this and another moment he would lament this. There is no need for a heroine 😴

You can watch the Stardew Valley part, but other plots are high and low.

Did the author spend the New Year himself? It's understandable and excusable to take time off from work when you're drunk, sick, and spending time with your family. If there is no explanation, then we will default to eunuchs.

These two pictures feel a bit strange

Stardew Valley is considered a niche subject, so come on, the author

The tone is both casual and depressing. As I watched, my mood suddenly changed.

Doesn't the author think about it and continue writing? Actually it's well written

Well, except for the emotional scenes and the bunch of people being raised and waiting for supplies... It's actually quite good, because there are relatively few descriptions of the main world, so the few photos of the protagonist's followers look like a group of fw being raised and waiting to be eaten, especially the part about stealing supplies...

Don't panic, everyone! The update is just a technical adjustment! No problem, no problem at all! 😡

It's been a while since I've updated. I'm entering the palace.

The author cut it off, the money was wasted, and I bid farewell.

There are really few books focusing on Stardew Valley. The Stardew Valley novels I have seen at the beginning are all fictitious or popular, such as "The World Tree of Stardew Valley" and so on.

Damn it, pretty good