Wilderness Survival: I Accidentally Built a Top-Tier City

Surviving in the wilderness is really child's play. The audience can interact with the anchor, and the organizer drops supplies at designated points. Is this wilderness survival? This is tourism.

Four-word comment: It's like child's play. The author of the wilderness survival live broadcast article really has no common sense. No matter how many witty little white articles I read, I can only finish a few dozen chapters before exiting and making a few comments. There is really no way to describe this, it's hard to describe in just one word, and it's all kinds of mind-blowing operations. If I have to give a score, I would give it 9 points, of which 8 points are for protecting pig's feet from sand and controlling sand, and 1 point is for the author.

It's like a matryoshka doll in the back, and it's like building a spaceship.

Emmmmmmm

If I'm doing a good job, I like to write about a bunch of women around me, and some women are so heavily featured that they have almost no role in advancing the plot, and it's just a waste of words.

It's obviously a survival article, but it turns out to be a business article. It's boring. It's better to read Shenhao article.

After reading Chapter 665, I couldn't stand it anymore. I beat the younger one, and then the older one came. I beat the older one, and then the older one came. . . . So boring, thank you

It was fine in the early and mid-term, but it started to talk nonsense from the later stage. There is no logic at all. The system only sells a few tree seeds and grass seeds. But the protagonist is self-taught in music, film and television. Even the employees are illogical. What kind of lithography machine? Mobile phone operating systems and cars are all at your fingertips.