Transmigrating to Prehistoric Times: I Picked Up a Wild Man for a Husband

This is a book worth reading, provided you finish it; it's thought-provoking. The early chapters depict the conflict between the female protagonist and her sisters, showing that even in their most intense arguments, they don't truly hurt each other—a strength of the book.

As a bookworm for over a decade, this is the first time I've felt that finishing a book has made me reflect on my values and worldview. Of course, there are some minor flaws in the book, and I hope that readers will finish it. 🤟

The female protagonist and her best friend transmigrate together. Initially, the best friend is lazy, short-tempered, and doesn't understand the protagonist. The protagonist always thinks of her, yet the best friend indirectly causes her near-death experiences several times. The protagonist threatens to break off their friendship countless times, only to forgive again and again.

I love this novel. I've read it countless times (the length isn't enough because I didn't read it before; I read it on Tomato TV 🥺 but I've read it at least three times). (Contains some spoilers) As a story about self-reliance and self-improvement, the female protagonist leading the ancient people to wealth is very engaging; as a romance novel, the process of Mu Zhui and Si Si, and the tug-of-war…

It's really good. Although it was annoying to see the female lead and her best friend turn against each other, as I watched further, I realized that this was strongly connected to their family backgrounds, and I gradually became able to accept it. ⸜₍๑•⌔•๑ ₎⸝

I've only read 87 chapters, but it's really good!!! A breath of fresh air in the world of ancient time-travel novels!!! It blows away all the formulaic ancient time-travel stories (where the female protagonist travels through time, encounters a domineering tribal chief, develops her tribe, and there's endless competition among women)! The author is very talented!

I highly recommend this book! I spent four days reading it, carefully reading every chapter. It's a very interesting book. Let's start with the female lead. I don't think she shines because she has a halo. She is a shining star in herself. She doesn't run away from difficulties. She is very adaptable and will take the initiative to solve problems.

The female protagonist and her friends travel to the beast world together. The male protagonist is the chieftain's younger brother. At first, they can't communicate because of the language barrier, but the plot is interesting, vivid, detailed, and well-developed. I like it!

The story is good, and although there are some plot devices, they aren't overly exaggerated. The only problem is that some chapters don't flow well. Otherwise, it would be even better if Jiang and Sun Xiaoxiao's story could be written later.

That's good. It describes Sisi's weight gain at 155cm, 75kg. That's practically skin and bones! Because I'm exactly 155cm. I used to be skin and bones at 82kg. Now I'm 95kg, still skin and bones... The female lead is practically a walking skeleton... If she's to be considered slightly chubby, at 155cm, she'd need to be at least 100kg. Because I'm so thin at 95kg!