Survival Game: Carving Out a Frontier in Chaos

I've been reading it for a while and it seemed a bit immature. But after looking at it again, I'm sure it's written by a newcomer. It's well-written, so I'll give it a thumbs up and encouragement.

The Great Holy Mother Book almost poisoned me.

It's so cliché. I didn't want to read past chapter 7. Every survival story involves someone giving the protagonist a blueprint. At least the first blueprint was exchanged, showing the supporting character's intelligence. The second one is practically free; it's the supporting character's own blueprint, they have their own bucket, they traded for a flint and steel, yet they don't know they're making water to sell. There's ore everywhere, and their inventory doesn't even show their name?? This is rubbish.

Great title, leaving a comment.