I Am a Queen in the Wilderness

After reading dozens of chapters, I feel that the heroine is both capricious and nymphomaniac. I prefer to watch heroines who are rational and self-improving, and who can lead ancient people to progress and improve their living environment through their own abilities. If you have the same hobbies as me, please choose carefully.

Personally, I think it's not very good-looking. I said I'm not a doctor and then I'm a doctor; and I'm really speechless. When the heroine rescued people, many orcs didn't think well of her (I can understand this). Some even said that she was cursed, and it was obviously You Chi who wanted her to stay, but what she wants others to do depends on You Chi's decision, and it's not the heroine who stayed. After the heroine realized this, she had to not be angry with the primitive people. Even primitive people can't get angry with them?

People bullied her and scolded her for bullying him and seducing her man. Since she said that she was too strict, after all, she is a little girl who has never experienced anything. I really laughed. This is an idiot opening the door for an idiot. The idiot is home, okay!

I really can't stand it anymore. As a modern doctor, crying even after leaving blood, don't embarrass modern women. The author should be just a little white flower, give up decisively.

According to Chapter 2, You Chi said that only those chosen by the leader for mating are eligible to take the leader's name, which shows that You Chi is no longer a virgin. I'm a bit of a germaphobe and like to watch double cleansing.

The characterization is too weak. You didn't even cry when you first met the handsome male protagonist. When you met the handsome male protagonist, you acted like your girlfriend and cried several times in the beginning. It was not so exaggerated to eat your tears. Primitive society is not all about barbaric growth. Such characters cannot survive. Are they enjoying the preferential treatment of women too much? They are not really women in a matriarchal society;

I feel like there is no logic in writing this. I have only read the first three chapters, so I will post about those first three chapters. First, you didn't explain at all whether she was wearing a body or a soul. Second, you said those primitive people gave her something, but you didn't say what they gave her at all. Third, in Chapter 2, you wrote that there was no more salt, but when did he say that? Fourth, you also wrote that she had eaten something. When did she eat something? Fifth, when had she been inside the cave? If in Chapter 2 it was inside the cave then. Sixth, is this the first time the system has appeared in the cave? You jump straight to the second appearance of the system.

I really like this book. The character setting is also good. It could be more detailed. It feels like no one has discovered it yet. Hahaha, I discovered a new world. The author is also very hardworking and updates a lot every day. I hope it will continue like this in the future. I love you. Come on! I will accompany you!

The author is so cute. You can tell it by looking at Yu Tong's system. He posted tasks with a jingle. The gray rabbit was miserable because he was about to be caught by Yu Tong, hahaha. However, the mission reward turned out to be a salt formula, which was a treasure at that time.

At first I didn't think the title of the book was particularly appealing, but after reading it I really felt that the author had a really big brain! Anyway, I personally like the image of Yu Tong very much. It has advantages and disadvantages (for example, he is a nymphomaniac and tends to cry more when around You Chi, although this does not seem to be a disadvantage), but the image is very full, very vivid, and very real! Support the author Da Ya, come on! (This is the first time I write a book review so seriously, please praise me)