Wilderness Survival: This Fallen Top-Tier Star Is Tough to Kill

The original owner hasn't caught any animals in 7 days, and the protagonist takes off as soon as he comes. This is treating others as fools. When the physical strength is at its best, things are done fastest. After 7 days, he is hungry and tired, and the efficiency decreases. Will a normal audience believe that a person who has achieved nothing at the beginning will suddenly become more powerful after 7 days? The greater possibility is suspicion

Is this Exploratory Eye plug-in really necessary, apart from being useful for a few words? The protagonist was an outdoor tycoon before time travel. Not to mention omnipotent in outdoor knowledge, his level should be above that of ordinary people, right? Take a look at what the protagonist saw using the plug-in? Birch? Grouse? Catfish? Boletus? Blueberry? Wolf footprints? Wouldn't the protagonist know these things without this plug-in?

The author's initial premise was flawed. If you're writing entertainment articles, you shouldn't create fictional settings; that makes it hard to connect with the characters. If you're writing about wilderness survival, you shouldn't give the protagonist the identity of a celebrity whose career has been ruined.

Seriously, I'm quitting. This is just too outrageous. If you're going to do infrastructure, then do infrastructure. But in the real world, you're going to be doing animal training. This is just too outrageous, and it's getting more and more outrageous. You're just letting yourself go.

Why do I like watching foreign survival shows? Because they are real survival shows. You see people going hungry for three days and nine meals a day, and you see them surviving in the wilderness. Domestic wilderness survival shows are terrible; everyone's just trying to become an internet celebrity. The videos are awful, they're practically just short of live-streaming e-commerce.

The sense of disconnect is so strong. Is there any potential in combining wilderness survival with singing and dancing?

Summer nights in the Arctic Circle are very short; there are no long, dark nights! The author is probably from the south!

Seven days without any results, then suddenly everything takes off after transmigrating. This is a huge challenge. If you want to make money in the online novel industry, try to make the plot as plausible as possible.

The storyline feels so boring after it's been free for a limited time.

The author couldn't have written the book just by watching this program, could they?