My Wife Is a Savage Woman

Hello everyone, I'm the author, Village Chief. Thank you all for meeting here. I hope you'll reward me with a five-star review and leave your insightful comments. Let's cheer each other on in this alien world! (ง •̀_•́)ง

Fine, I quietly sat in my regular seat, waiting for Rem to bring me tea. Bored, I looked out the window and saw a group of Kurumi playing soccer on my playground. Feeling hungry, I glanced at Tohka in the kitchen; she was still cooking. Completely bored, I opened Tomato Novels, gave my favorite author a five-star review, and then quietly put down my phone to play soccer with Kurumi.

🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 Perfect. Just filling up the word count. 🌚

The book is good, but the Jurassic setting reminded me of the worst save file I ever had while playing Ark: Survival Evolved. Ծ‸Ծ

I've read up to page 79, which is great. I just hope the male lead isn't so fickle; it feels like all the women are vying for his attention. I prefer one-on-one relationships; I don't like stories with one man and multiple women or one woman and multiple men. It feels a bit messy and disorganized. Even if you portray their relationships beautifully, it doesn't change the fact that they're not faithful. Maybe it's because I'm a woman and I prefer stories with beautiful love stories.

It's well-written, but since the protagonist is Liu Xiahui (a character known for his virtuous conduct), and it's a "feel-good" story, it doesn't need a harem or womanizers. However, the presence of Liu Xiahui makes the reader feel a bit uncomfortable.

This book is well-written; it's a pity it's too short and doesn't reach a million words. Otherwise, it would be a great work.

The first 10 chapters were quite melancholic. The protagonist arrives in another world and experiences loneliness due to the absence of other humans, a stark contrast to his own life in the modern world surrounded by people, yet his heart remains lonely. It's somewhat tragic.

The plot is good, but the various daily necessities and even cooking utensils are included, yet the origins of these items aren't clearly explained. Where did they come from? The fact that they raise chickens and have honey is simply absurd. Writing needs to be more rigorous to be truly engaging.

It's good, but I don't really like watching characters constantly pull off comebacks, only to fall from grace and then pull off another. Four stars. ⭐⭐⭐⭐