A Dream Across Ten Thousand Years

The author's intention was to write a different kind of transmigration novel, without a system or cheat codes, and the protagonist transmigrates naked, specifically into the body of a child with zero combat abilities. The story unfolds step by step, and the first few chapters might be a bit bland, but please don't abandon the author; it will get increasingly exciting later on.

Although the writing style of this book is not particularly elaborate or magical, it is as plain and simple as writing a diary. As you read, you can't help but immerse yourself in the characters.

After reading a few chapters, I've fallen in love with Tomato's type of novels. The novels I read on other platforms are all the same: systems, cheat codes, harems—if there's a system, what's the point of developing the character? I'm sick of seeing systems everywhere. I'm giving it five stars for this reason alone. Author, don't let me down! Keep it up!

Not bad, not bad. This is the first time I've read a transmigration story without any special abilities or treasures. I really want to keep reading. I hope this book won't be abandoned.

This is my type: no system, no cheat codes, and the writing is good too. Keep up the good work, author!

It felt rather ordinary to me, but it's so engaging. It felt like writing a diary, and it even had a primitive tribal theme. Generally, novels like this tend to fade into obscurity quickly. Reading novels should be more interesting, but that depends on the author. ٩(⊙O⊙*)و Great! Very inspiring!

It's not bad, but first-person perspective is really uncomfortable to read. I prefer reading physical ebooks to first-person books; third-person perspective is better.

#PoeticHeartBrewing# Original Work # #A Song by Yi Ke# West Wind Traveler, A Terrifying Dream How much pain I feel when I wake up. A thousand kinds of songs are sung while leaning on the jade flute. His drunken figure, hair wildly flowing, pointed vaguely at the cloud-capped peaks of the layered mountains.

The pacing of this book is rather slow in the beginning, and it's unclear how it will develop later. However, its genre is quite unique. While historical fiction exists, it typically involves various dynasties and systems. This book, starting from the Stone Age and gradually expanding without any external forces, offers a fresh perspective.

No system, no harem, I like this type of story.