Living Alone Around the World: Starting from the Arctic Circle

It's a little cold. Let's sit down and have a cup of tea. Always give everyone some time to think about life quietly, and just say what you have to say. Have a cup of tea~ Think about something~ Miss an old friend~

The name and introduction are well written and make me want to read it, but the number of words is a bit short.

There are too many small bugs, which is very annoying. For example, how to solve the problem of system teleportation, timeline and entry and exit records? After all, you are going to have a live broadcast and live in real life, so doing this is really a bit of a drama. For example, scalding the pustules from bullet ant bites can be used to temporarily stop bleeding and kill snake venom. Are you really not afraid of infection if you get a burn in the tropical rain forest? For example, the venom of the spear-headed adder will cause scorch marks when it touches rotten wood. Is the venom of your venomous snake sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid, or aqua regia? For example, if you cook an Amazon naked carp, you will get a thick white soup. If you have cooked fish, you should know that there is no fat (it can also be bone meal or milk). No matter how you cook the fish, you will not get a thick white soup. Are you starting to write survival articles without even learning basic outdoor survival knowledge? If you treat readers poorly, readers will not tolerate you. It's still a free chapter, so I won't say much more.

This book is really good. I recommend the equally excellent book "This Ghost Chaos Is Very Noble"

The amount is a bit too little, so I finished reading it in a short time.

Didn't you think about the entry and exit records and time difference when you set up teleportation? After all, it is going to be broadcast live.

The protagonist is a lone wolf, ignoring legal issues in various places

Come on, old man! Mutual encouragement!

Those who are rated as "brainless" can read it.

In the opening few scenes, the protagonist is tired or thirsty and grabs a handful of snow and stuffs it into his mouth. This is not afraid of death. Author, are you sure you have done your homework?

By the way, take a look at my novel, now I write about fighting against the way of heaven, fighting against the will of heaven, and moving forward fearlessly!

Come on, work hard

How does it compare to the North American one?