Hunting in America: Starting With a Solo Wilderness Stay

Emily

This novel is essentially an advertisement for outdoor brands like Arc'teryx, but Arc'teryx recently blasted the Himalayas to promote their products, severely damaging the local ecosystem (this information is available online, and state media has criticized it). The novel's quality is passable at the beginning, but it goes astray later on, with excessive advertising and various personal biases, including brainwashing readers with Western animal rights philosophies.

Female lead - Arya

Female lead

What I want to say is, as a billionaire, please act like one. A million dollars can buy you a specialized lawyer to handle adoption requests with these departments. It doesn't need to be so complicated. In a capitalist society, money can get you 99.9% Of things in the world done, even murder. These two chapters really gave me a headache.

Ten essential pieces of equipment for solo wilderness living: 1. Multi-functional knife 2. Lumberjack's axe 3. American hunting bow 4. Sleeping bag 5. Loose rope 6. Fishing hooks and fishing lines 7. Single-handled hanging pot with lid 8. Magnesium rod 9. Waterproof tarpaulin 10. Salt

The novel's initial appeal lay in its immersive wilderness survival experience and the genuine emotions of family and friends, creating a strong sense of identification for the reader. I followed the first part, the China arc, daily. However, the later plot became fundamentally illogical and completely baffling!

From the beginning of building the house to the female supporting character, it feels like the author is getting more and more arrogant with good results and is starting to complain about having too many readers.

Supporting Actress - McCormick

Something's off lately; I've been writing too much business stuff. What's your topic? 😥