My Wilderness Survival Days with a Female Coworker
我和女同事荒野求生的日子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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463Chapters
1.7MPopularity
6.7kReaders
8.9Score
13kMust-read votes
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Okay, let me talk about this book. The writing style isn't very good. The environmental descriptions aren't great. Overall, it feels like a third-person narrative. It's like someone else is telling you a story. You can read it if you're bored.
I don't know why I suddenly like survival novels, and this one is pretty good too ^ω^ It's just that there aren't enough chapters. The ending, about the beginning of a new civilization, makes me really look forward to it. I hope there will be a sequel. Keep it up, author! (There are quite a few typos; I hope you can improve them.)
I really dislike Xiao Qiang's arrogant attitude when she had to beg others for survival on a deserted island. I wanted to slap her a few times. She's supposed to be a secretary, but she can't even read the room. The male lead is a man, after all. If the male lead were bad, would she, with her vicious and rude manner, be able to defeat him? She must be stupid.
Judging the book based on its content, is the author a coward? He used to be a soldier, yet he's less capable than an ordinary person when faced with problems? He has absolutely no leadership skills—do you really believe he was a soldier? Or is the author just spineless at heart? If you can't write, don't force it.
The show is about to begin!
Drinking seawater directly? Author, don't insult us people living by the sea! The more seawater you drink, the thirstier you'll get, you know that?
The male protagonist is too saintly. He keeps saying that other people are also lives, and if you don't kill them, what if someone wants to kill you? Why don't you kill them to prevent future trouble? Are you just keeping them around to kill you again?
It's pretty good, but couldn't the male lead be a little more ruthless and less soft-hearted?
You've completely destroyed the fighting spirit of soldiers; you're less impressive than an ordinary working-class person. I feel sorry for the soldiers you portray, and I feel sorry for your thoughts.
It's so badly written.