Transmigrating to Ancient Times: The Wild Man I Picked Up Wants Me to Take Responsibility

The characters' emotions are all written very well, very well.

This is a satisfying read. Although there are tribal conflicts, the tribe built by the female protagonist doesn't suffer too many casualties. She always manages to escape danger safely. There aren't many awful characters, and her logic is very clear and easy to understand, making it easy to keep reading. Although the story is a bit short, everything that needs to be explained is explained clearly. Keep up the good work, author!

I especially love the female lead's gentleness, kindness, resilience, and cuteness. The male lead also deeply respects her. His tribe is also very grateful, which makes watching him very enjoyable.

It tells a very complete story in just over 2,000 pages, but without feeling rushed or exaggerated, and the details are very well described. It's a very good book, highly recommended.

Although it's a short story, the female protagonist's life is portrayed very fully, without any unnecessary romantic entanglements. She truly imparts all her knowledge to the primitive people, leading them to prosperity. While there might be some exaggeration, what novel isn't? It's great! I recommend checking it out! 🤭

It's pretty good. The female lead is lucky to meet Yu, who loves her very much. Her arrival changes the Gaoyan tribe. Transmigrating with a cheat code makes the changes easier. The female lead is very knowledgeable and knows a lot about many things. Her best friend knows less. (It feels like she doesn't have a cheat code. If you don't know much, don't transmigrate 🤭) The female lead and her best friend find partners and are very happy!

I've already read over 40 chapters, and suddenly I realize there's another transmigrated woman besides the main female lead! Multiple transmigrated female leads aren't unique anymore! 😔😞

This is also a pretty good original farming novel. It's quite enjoyable and doesn't deliberately create any problems for the protagonist. I especially dislike those behaviors that are designed to highlight the protagonist's personality. The protagonist's cheat ability is also decent. The main theme is promoting social development and prioritizing peace, which is great!

It's like a lifetime's story has been written, and I feel inexplicably sad. Guagua and Zhi left so early, and the male and female leads also passed away in the end. The bracelet can't be used anymore. There weren't many thrilling moments, and there weren't any villainous female supporting characters. It developed from scratch, little by little, which was quite good.

It's pretty good, not bad. It's quite different from those beast-themed novels; there's no polyandry plot. I'm quite interested in the robot's talk about parallel worlds. I think that all known things should exist.