Ancient Horizons

I think the author's writing is very good. Don't worry about what the reinforced concrete says. A lot of gold will be buried in the mud. I hope the author won't. Come on! Come on! Come on! 💪 The author please don't be perfunctory about the following chapters because of those words. Those are just clouds. Don't worry about them. There are still many people, including me, who like your works. 👍👍👍👍

The heroine who traveled to ancient times is very powerful, and her moves are as fierce as a tiger's. She led the primitive people of the small tribe to learn the common sense of life step by step, and led them to develop step by step. And also taught them different knowledge, medicine, fire, food, house, knowledge. In the process, she also found the person who had always protected her, had a child of her own, and lived happily together. This still tells us a truth, no matter where you go (=_=), it still depends on your ability. It's useless if you don't know how to time travel.

The novel is not long, but it is my favorite type. Personally, I feel that traveling through the beast world or ancient times, the content should be more down-to-earth. Goldfinger, which is too fantasy and too advanced, always seems a bit over-the-top.

I think this one is much better than those stories about the world of beasts, and the heroine doesn't run around. The most important thing is that the heroine doesn't have a golden finger at all. She relies on her own knowledge to create the future. It's beautiful.

It's okay, the heroine's thinking may be slower than the normal pace. The male protagonist is quite warm and majestic in the eyes of outsiders. The life of the tribe has also been greatly changed and improved because of the heroine, even if there are many loopholes.

I only rated this after reading it. I really enjoyed it. It was a long and eloquent story. It was not ridiculous. It was a serious article about farming and food. It didn't use the Golden Finger. It was good-looking.

At first, I thought it was a farming novel that traveled back in time to ancient times, and then to an era when men were strong and women were weak, and the female protagonist was extremely weak. After watching it, I didn't expect that the plot was not draggy and the framework was well constructed. It's in line with the appetite, so I'd like to give it a thumbs up.

Overall, it's not bad. It's good even if it's plain. It doesn't require too many golden fingers, and it's not the heroine of every book. It can do anything it needs. Maybe some people don't like it, but I think it's good. Everyone has their own preferences for radish and green vegetables.

The heroine is quite good, not The Virgin. She should be soft when she should be soft and hard when she should be hard. She should consider herself and her own side first before considering others. The Savage also fits the title and has the kind of mentality that no other similar book has. The male protagonist is also very good and capable, treats the female protagonist well, and has better leadership skills. But the shortcoming of the whole book is that there are too few places where the male and female protagonists are together, and there are too few interactive plots between the two of them. It is difficult to think that A Cao is the male protagonist.

It's like a story about the Utopia Gang, with a simple plot and simple primitive people. The heroine is led and inspired by modern ideas and enters modern civilization in advance. There is no conspiracy, no space, and a very life-like atmosphere and even straightforward narrative. It makes people unable to bear to let go. Keep reading. It may be the description of human nature, which makes people inexplicably relaxed, without the troubles and heaviness of modern life.