Travel to an Ancient Tribe to Farm and Build Infrastructure

Basically, they are all about food. The food is basically written around Chang Xia, as if everyone else is his background version. Individual highlights can also be mentioned directly in one or two sentences. It's like the main character isn't there. , Never write about the daily lives of the supporting characters alone. There is a lot of nonsense when describing food. I feel that after reading this book, you can basically find my recipes for various foods. The writing is very detailed, just like searching for cooking on Baidu. All the ingredients and steps are written for you. When I saw this I just skipped it. Describe too much food. Basically nothing exciting. The male protagonist is out. He is good-looking, strong, and has no other merits, nor is he exciting. There is nothing to do when the electricity is moving, otherwise they will just say it is delicious for a while, and then they will be fine, and just skip it. No detail jumps too much. It seems that it won't break when I sit down. Whenever I think about it, I write it out. That Bai Qing is actually there. I wrote it so late, obviously I thought of it. It definitely didn't mean that there was no preparation before. Ever since my health got better, I have invented so many foods, and I didn't even think about going to see Bai Qing. Obviously the idea is to go out first. This kind of food has just been cooked and I think about other things that happened and found that other foods have not settled at all.

Xia Xia really dared to think that rice noodles would be fine, but if she really made snail noodles, it would stink like hell, but who knew Chang Xia better? The food is still tempting, otherwise it would not be able to impress the tribesmen.

Although they discussed becoming partners soon after they first met, Chang Xia and Shen Rong were like an old married couple who had lived together for many years. They cooperated and had a tacit understanding in everything they did.

I have read hundreds of chapters, and they have always been about cooking. I feel like every tribe is in love with each other, there are no bad guys, the heroine has a strong aura, she understands everything, and the whole world revolves around her! Too much is unreasonable! Maybe it's laying the groundwork, but the pace is too slow. I feel like the three meals a day are written in great detail! Make a meal for every food you find! At least 280 of the 300 chapters are about cooking🤤🤤 I once read a novel about an orc tribe. The heroine traveled through time. From being unable to understand the language and having a body like a weak chicken, she gradually became stronger. From being targeted by the tribe to being accepted, she moved with the tribe, found food, built houses, made ceramics, punished tribe traitors, annexed small tribes, created currency, and went through many difficulties to transform from a small tribe into a clan, and finally developed into a big country! This kind of plot is more attractive if it is compact and not procrastinating!

I thought it was pretty good at first, but after seeing some of the plots after the cave dwelling was built, I felt it was weird. Since it is the world of beasts, the heroine made me feel that some of her behaviors were very abrupt. Jade is indeed quite rare, but it is useless in the world of beasts. There are also corridors outside the cave dwellings, which makes people feel that the style of painting has changed, and there are some ancient buildings. If you like ancient styles, just go to ancient times. It is really weird. Moreover, the heroine has almost become a chef, cooking for them every day. There is no need for so many people to come to eat three meals a day, and some dishes are very time-consuming. Has the author never cooked before and thinks that cooking can be done quickly?

Although Chang Xia looks weak in the eyes of those big and thick males, in fact there are many people who know how to judge people based on their appearance. After that, Chang Xia will definitely show them what wisdom is.

Really, I really liked it when I saw it in front of me, because I know how to repay my kindness. But later on... The heroine is like a cooking machine that keeps cooking. She can't repay a favor like this. Those people directly arrange for the heroine to cook the food themselves. The heroine will basically not be angry and work hard without complaint... Occasionally, the male protagonist feels sorry for the female protagonist and refuses to let her cook... The heroine is not only good at cooking, it would be nice to use her other abilities and brain...

Ancient times, orcs, infrastructure, farming, food. I was attracted by the title and copy. But when I read the main text, what should I say about some of the fragments? I write very casually, like thinking of this point, writing a paragraph, and then suddenly thinking of another point, writing another paragraph. For example, the author gives a lot of foreshadowing for the rainy season in the article, just to illustrate that during the rainy season, it rains continuously for a long time, and you cannot go out to hunt, so you can only stay in the cave dwelling. When the real rainy season arrives, the author writes about the feeling of two days of rain and two days of pause. Then I don't understand the meaning of the author's foreshadowing of how difficult it is to survive the rainy season?

From more than 300 chapters to now, I really feel that the plot is getting more and more long-winded. Although I like to read this kind of description of daily life, the writing is very good and very warm, but I still recommend speeding up the plot, otherwise I am afraid that Snow Mountain Palace will not be released until 2000 chapters or more.

How can I put it this way? This novel always gives me a weird feeling. For example, there is a section where I see a nest I like and just scratch the female's sensual spot. It's self-evident what will happen. What the hell is this? I always feel that many words are used incorrectly and weirdly.