I Take the Goddess to Survive Hardcore on a Desert Island

Overall pretty good. Can reach the baseline. The protagonist goes from a "civilized man" in a civilized society to a primitive man in a primitive society competing for resources. The change of mentality is relatively linear, and there are also events, big and small, that promote it again and again, without being abrupt. The supporting characters are not all stupid, and the villain the author worked hard to create is somewhat oppressive to the protagonist. But as a cool novel, it is not qualified. First of all, the strategy of conquering the heroines makes me feel very strange. The protagonist's early tolerance and restraint are moral expressions of an undegenerated civilization. But after knowing the law of the jungle, he still maintains his integrity? This is the original desire of human beings and the most difficult to restrain. And this is after the protagonist falls asleep holding a beautiful woman almost every night. Of course, this is the author's intention to lengthen the front line of the novel, but in very long chapters, the protagonist can still only fulfill his physical needs through oral, hand or other non-heroine characters, which is really abstract. There are so many heroines, let's come one by one... As a survival novel, it is not very good. The plot is too obvious to serve the characters, the survival pressure is too low, and there are no very powerful monsters (but they exist objectively in the setting), so the contradiction has always been highlighted in the evil of human nature. Secondly, the life is not detailed enough, and some descriptions are worthy of scrutiny. Then there are a lot of typos and wrong names in the text.

The male protagonist is just a bitch. . Even this was said to be cool by the navy. . How cool

It's really one of those rare desert island novels that is so refreshing. Hahaha, it's the most enjoyable book I've ever read.