
Hunting in America: Starting With a Solo Wilderness Stay
美利坚打猎:从荒野独居开始
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 26d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Emily
Emily
This novel advertises Archaeopteryx, but it makes a big fuss
This novel is an advertisement for outdoor brands such as Archaeopteryx, but Archaeopteryx recently blew up the Himalayas for advertising, seriously damaging the local ecology (information is available online, and the official media criticized it by name). The quality of the novel is okay at first, but it starts to get skewed later on, with the advertising going off the rails, the inclusion of private goods, and the brainwashing of Western animal protection concepts.
Heroine-Arya
Heroine
Heroine
I saved seven or eight chapters but haven't read them yet. When I saw chapter 291, I felt a bit speechless and unhappy.
What I want to say is that as a billionaire, please show off your billionaire airs and spend one million to hire a special lawyer to propose adoption to these departments. It doesn't have to be this complicated. In a capitalist society, having money allows you to accomplish 99.9% Of things in the world, even murder. These two chapters really gave me a toothache. They spent tens of millions to build the site and plan for the future. It made me think I was reading an article by a domineering president. And the protagonist's emotions always feel a bit too rich, especially the description of the polar bear, which is a bit embarrassing. In the capital society, is it okay to use capital to do things? Moreover, is it okay to plan the protagonist's career early? If you are a well-known public figure, there will be fewer obstacles to solving many things. Don't you think the main line of your career is a bit too protracted, especially the wilderness program and self-released videos, how many chapters are there? I also recommend that you add more live broadcast elements to the plot of your own farm later. If you think it is too low and you don't want to live broadcast, at least describe the interaction with the audience. Thank you.
Ten pieces of equipment for living alone in the wilderness: 1, multifunctional knife 2, logging ax 3, American hunting bow 4, sleeping bag 5, loose rope 6, fishhook and fishing line 7, single-handled hanging pot with lid 8, magnesium rod 9, tarpaulin 10, salt
I just want to say it's a pity. It was a good book worth collecting.
The attraction at the beginning of the novel is the immersive wilderness survival and the real-life family and friends, which gives readers a sense of immersion, so I followed the part before the China chapter every day, but the underlying logic of the subsequent plot was completely incomprehensible! An Internet celebrity anchor who gave up the warmth of his family to make a living and threw himself into the wilderness and finally achieved success in his career suddenly achieved financial freedom through speculation and became a top Internet celebrity. Shouldn't he go into hiding to calm down, and at the same time let everyone around him, including himself, adapt to his new identity and new environment? What's more, the author introduced the big house in such detail, but ended up running off to take risks without even being able to live in it? After a normal human being suddenly obtains all this, shouldn't he be satisfied and relax for a little while to enjoy it? You just learned how to fly a plane and went sailing? This is simply like traveling back in time to a game and being given a time-limited mission by the system! So no matter how exciting this adventure is, in my eyes it is still a castle in the air and not worth mentioning, far less important than the two dear babies at home and the polar bear girl I miss so much!
From the beginning of building a house to the female supporting role, I felt that the author's achievements were getting better and better, and he began to dislike the large number of readers.
McCurz
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