Stranded on a Desert Island with Some Girls After a Plane Crash

Stranded on a deserted island from the start! No lighter, no knives, no useful survival kit, only a backpack full of useless stuff! Relying on a hardcore survival system, rubbing sticks to make fire, digging pits to collect water, making stone axes, and tearing snakes apart with bare hands! After surviving the initial period, starting to make stone tools, pottery, smelting, domesticating animals, farming… Then stealing some leisure time from the busy schedule to patiently teach the girls some small life hacks!

Original Publisher

fanqie novel

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Stranded on a Desert Island with Some Girls After a Plane Crash ### First Impressions Okay, so the title is a mouthful, but "Stranded on a Desert Island with Some Girls After a Plane Crash" immediately grabbed my attention. The premise is classic survival with a harem twist, and I was curious to see how the author would handle it. I dove in expecting some lighthearted adventure, and while there are comedic elements, it seems there's also a decent amount of gritty realism mixed in. ### What Works Well One of the strongest aspects of this novel is the focus on survival. The protagonist, along with the girls, face real challenges and setbacks. The system he has access to, while helpful, doesn't magically solve all their problems. They have to actively work to find food, craft tools, and build shelter. I appreciate that the author doesn't shy away from depicting the harsh realities of being stranded. The characters learn and grow, developing skills and becoming valuable partners in their struggle to survive. The romance aspect is also handled relatively well. The relationships develop gradually, and the protagonist's initial hesitation due to the precariousness of their situation adds a layer of depth. The comedic undertones, often stemming from misunderstandings and the girls' perceptions of the MC, provide some much-needed levity. ### Areas of Concern The translation quality seems to be a significant issue. Inconsistencies in names and titles can be confusing, and there are reports of missing content, particularly in "ecchi" scenes. This is a shame because it detracts from the overall reading experience. Also, some readers might be put off by the Chinese nationalism present in the later chapters. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning *Proceed with caution, spoilers ahead!* There are mentions of a scene where the protagonist loses his virginity to a delirious flight attendant, which some might find problematic. There's also a scene involving the destruction of a WWII-era Japanese pilot skeleton, which is tied to Chinese nationalism. Finally, the ending involves helping China establish a presence on the island, which could be seen as jingoistic. *Spoilers end here.* ### Final Verdict Despite its flaws, "Stranded on a Desert Island with Some Girls After a Plane Crash" offers an engaging blend of adventure, survival, and romance. The characters are well-developed, and the challenges they face feel realistic. However, the translation issues and potential triggers might deter some readers. If you're willing to overlook these shortcomings, you might find this novel to be a surprisingly enjoyable read. I'd give it a tentative recommendation, but with a strong suggestion to be aware of the potential issues.