Traveling Through Ancient Times: Savage Husband Dotes on His Wife to No Avail

One advantage of traveling to the wild and uncivilized beast world is that the things there are probably purely natural and pollution-free. However, there is also a disadvantage, that is, the people there may not have the thinking of modern people, which will cause harm to the heroines who have traveled through the past, such as the heroines in the novel.

The heroine was later slept with by someone else, and then she thought that she didn't care if she was slept with by a third person in order to find someone to support her. Isn't it disgusting? She asked the male protagonist to be the only female lead, but in the end she was still treated by others, and she didn't care what more people said to her, and she was blown away.

Where there are women, there is struggle! It's like there is a conflict between Dotson and the heroine - Kuli. Dotson actually wants to send the heroine directly to Wuyongshi! She didn't know what would happen if the heroine was sent there, but she still said so and had great malice towards the heroine.

This half-orc plane is quite complicated! First, after the heroine fell into that plane, she was caught. She was chosen to be Kuli's female, and there was no way she could refuse. Later, Wuyongshi came and wanted to snatch her away.

The heroine is the Holy Virgin White Lotus? Is it one-to-one? Or how many men does the heroine have? Do male and female protagonists abuse each other?

Is the heroine the Virgin Mary? Others caught her several times and almost died. The heroine actually didn't take revenge and went back. She let them go every time. Doesn't she like being caught?

He knows everything from herbal medicine, medical skills, planting, land reclamation, iron making, Lu Ban Shu, salt training, and the art of war. Judging from his age, he is only about 20 years old. To be honest, I think I want to ask, is there such a thing in reality? Even if you know a little bit about it, it's impossible to refine meteorites when you see them, right?

I saw Chapter 180, is it because the heroine is pregnant that she lost her intelligence? They had told Kuli before that she was the daughter of the gods, so they could only have her or else they would lose her. Since the heroine could not change the relationship between men and women at that time, they also felt that it was normal for Kuli to have many women as the clan leader. When she believed in gods, couldn't she just announce that statement again? Do you still have to give the male protagonist the entire harem? Even if Kuli doesn't touch them, they are still Kuli's women in name. As a modern person, I feel that no matter what, my husband still has a mistress in name only, and I can't bear it, right? It's not an ancient plane, and the way of life is already very mature. The heroine is in a primitive tribe. She is the first to make the rules. Does it mean that she really has to follow the footsteps of history and experience the imperial power step by step? ?

The heroine is too scumbag to harm herself in many places.

It's obviously an ancient novel, but it's made like a palace drama, and the heroine feels very self-righteous.