Once Jiang Fan traveled through, he awakened the wilderness survival system, completed the wilderness achievements, and obtained survival points.
Not only can it improve physical fitness, but it can also be exchanged for various materials.
Jiang Fan:? ? ? Such a good thing!
Done!
In the beginning, he kicked Sister Zhou off the plane and formed an indissoluble bond with her.
[Complete [First Skydive] Achievement]
It's going to rain soon. Picking a banana leaf to take shelter from the rain is the best thing in the world.
[Complete [First Production] Achievement]
His physical fitness has gone from weak to super strong, and he has gradually become more comfortable surviving in the wilderness.
100% Hit: The head of the prey will find his arrow.
[Su Zuo Inheritance]: Play with the mortise and tenon structure and teach the audience step by step how to build a bamboo house on the tree.
Start.
Zhou Niannian: This guy kicked me off the plane. I will remember this grudge!
While sitting by the fire eating bamboo rat.
Zhou Niannian: You... I will endure this hatred for now.
Watch the treehouse take shape step by step.
Zhou Niannian: Jiang Fan, do you need a female fan who can call 666? If not, do you need a wife?
Many of them are purely guesswork. For example, when my hand was pinched by a coconut crab, there was no mention of injury! It's really outrageous. It's just luck that my fingers weren't pinched off.
Also, if you insist on lowering your intelligence, the protagonist's physique is very low, but with so many attribute rewards, there is no physical attribute.
A whole day in the wilderness is a physical exertion, and physical attributes are not only the most important, they are also among the top three.
It happened that he had a high fever and fell into a coma. When he woke up, he went to the woods to look for the lost team.
It's a purely intellectual plot. The author forcefully protects the protagonist. Why not just write that the protagonist's wishes come true?
After entering the secret realm, what about the system? Forgot? Is it okay to forcibly reduce intelligence?
What the hell is that written about? I really can't understand it.
... It feels a bit intellectual. I don't know if it's because we read the novel from God's perspective or something? It always feels weird, and besides, you are useless as a heroine, and your motherly heart needs to overflow.
Right from the beginning, even though he knew his health status, he didn't do anything, just waiting to get sick!
It's so long-winded. There isn't much plot about the main character, it's all external commentary.
The variety show turns into a relic exploration, the system becomes useless, and the heroine is pure 250.
A good survival variety show has turned into something I don't understand. I came to watch a pure survival variety show, not to watch the excavation of ancient ruins.
After entering the secret realm, it was no longer interesting. The heroine and the second heroine were forced to become brainless, and the protagonist was also forced to have an author to guide the plot. If there was no danger, he would risk his life and force some accidents. The more I look at it, the less interesting it becomes.
There is something wrong with the logic. Skydiving is a technical job. What if you faint after kicking? There are also venomous snakes on the desert island. Did you really get bitten? Not to mention this is normal thinking, if a group of anchors are at home every day, how can their health get better? Mainly because after reading a few chapters, I wanted to complain.
Many of them are purely guesswork. For example, when my hand was pinched by a coconut crab, there was no mention of injury! It's really outrageous. It's just luck that my fingers weren't pinched off. Also, if you insist on lowering your intelligence, the protagonist's physique is very low, but with so many attribute rewards, there is no physical attribute. A whole day in the wilderness is a physical exertion, and physical attributes are not only the most important, they are also among the top three. It happened that he had a high fever and fell into a coma. When he woke up, he went to the woods to look for the lost team. It's a purely intellectual plot. The author forcefully protects the protagonist. Why not just write that the protagonist's wishes come true?
After entering the secret realm, what about the system? Forgot? Is it okay to forcibly reduce intelligence?
What the hell is that written about? I really can't understand it.
... It feels a bit intellectual. I don't know if it's because we read the novel from God's perspective or something? It always feels weird, and besides, you are useless as a heroine, and your motherly heart needs to overflow.
Right from the beginning, even though he knew his health status, he didn't do anything, just waiting to get sick!
It's so long-winded. There isn't much plot about the main character, it's all external commentary.
The variety show turns into a relic exploration, the system becomes useless, and the heroine is pure 250.
A good survival variety show has turned into something I don't understand. I came to watch a pure survival variety show, not to watch the excavation of ancient ruins.
After entering the secret realm, it was no longer interesting. The heroine and the second heroine were forced to become brainless, and the protagonist was also forced to have an author to guide the plot. If there was no danger, he would risk his life and force some accidents. The more I look at it, the less interesting it becomes.
There is something wrong with the logic. Skydiving is a technical job. What if you faint after kicking? There are also venomous snakes on the desert island. Did you really get bitten? Not to mention this is normal thinking, if a group of anchors are at home every day, how can their health get better? Mainly because after reading a few chapters, I wanted to complain.