Exiled to a Desert Island but Stardew Valley
流放荒岛但星露谷物语
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 687k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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331Chapters
5.1kRecommendations
22.8kFans
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This book is for players who have played Stardew Valley.
As the title suggests, this book is intended only for Stardew Valley players. The author assumes that readers have played Stardew Valley, so the writing leans towards the game, similar to other fan-oriented books.
It's pretty good, but it has one drawback: people who haven't played Stardew Valley might find it confusing. So I hope the author doesn't make it too game-like and just treats it as a normal farm and farming space.
Numb
I'm so frustrated. Why can't you just write a simple Stardew Valley farming story? Why can't you just use a normal fantasy setting in another world? Every time I feel so relaxed and content with the protagonist's farming life, the scene suddenly turns so depressing.
This is your first time reaching the summit, right? 🙂
The beginning was pretty good, but starting from chapter 88, the author insisted on writing disgusting scenes with ridiculously weak reasons. It was utterly nonsensical. After reading so many chapters, I was just waiting for the male and female leads to meet, and then they had to throw in a huge, nauseating mess.
The female lead's storyline feels forced. I understand the author's intention—after all, a harem wouldn't be possible if these two met in person—but if the author really wanted to write a religious storyline, they could have had the female lead unaware of the protagonist's fate, believing him dead, but clinging to a sliver of hope, searching for a way to reach the island, witnessing the world's…
This book is really obscure; you can't even find a pirated copy.
Chapter 88 has been removed. Overall, it was written fairly well, especially considering the two separate worlds. The problem is that Stardew Valley and the main world are out of sync, with significant differences between them. Furthermore, people from the other side are restricted from coming over, making it feel like two completely unrelated books.
The author's description of Demeter is truly delightful.
As the title says, I just can't stand that old black guy. If you feel the author's writing doesn't suit your taste, you can leave now. I personally enjoyed reading it quite a bit. I can't forget his two-star, sarcastic attitude. Robin is lucky to have met him in his second marriage.
Well written, here's the Stardew Valley hype you deserve! 🤓