Surviving on a Deserted Island with a Flight Attendant

The storyline was pretty good. After reading the book, I felt that the male protagonist was too lucky. He should have been portrayed as more courageous and clever.

What kind of nonsense is this? Can't this book be written without those two sisters? They were both harmed like that, yet they can still live together. I'm speechless.

Do you even know what special forces are? You're insulting us.

This is utter garbage! A survival story on a desert island, and they've introduced monsters from the Classic of Mountains and Seas! The most ridiculous thing is that a nine-tailed fox demon can't even defeat a monster created from a virus—a combination of a bee, a mantis, and a rat? And what level is a nine-tailed fox demon even at? And those Song sisters—after all that, feeding them to wolves wouldn't be an exaggeration, yet the worst thing the male lead does to them is slap them twice, and he even apologizes for those slaps! And this male lead—is he some kind of special forces soldier? He's not even a regular soldier, let alone part of a secret unit. Is this all he's capable of? A normal wilderness expert could do much better. I strongly suggest you don't read it. It gets more and more absurd as it goes on, absolutely beyond your wildest imagination. Also, the protagonist and the other women actually died in the plane crash long ago; everything that happens later is just their spirits. Only Song Bailu is alive. This book has absolutely nothing to do with survival on a desert island; it's just a fantasy novel disguised as a survival story. Seriously, don't read it; you'll regret it.

This is suitable for children under 10. The author must be a woman; she knows absolutely nothing about wilderness survival. This special forces soldier is portrayed as having an adult's intelligence. It makes me angry just looking at it.

Please, author, update soon, or I'll finish reading it almost!

The male protagonist in this story isn't a real man; he can't distinguish right from wrong and can't grasp the big picture, so the male protagonist's character is a failure.

That's great.

Don't mistake foolishness for kindness. It is precisely what you perceive as kindness that fuels the arrogance of some and breeds a certain number of maggots within humanity. Never forget that while humanity possesses a certain degree of order, it is ultimately a highly evolved animal, an animal with inherent flaws!

I'm so angry! No wonder nobody reads this novel. And this Song Yingchun is unbelievable. The protagonist is clearly her savior, yet she acts like a spoiled rich girl, doing nothing but complaining. I really want her to die.