Yan Zhou discovered that she had transmigrated to ancient times.
Birds bigger than people, beasts with strange appearances, and savages shouting that they wanted to eat people...
This era had no entertainment, fine, and no delicious food, fine, but they couldn't even get enough to eat. There weren't even any handsome guys with fair skin, gorgeous looks, and beautiful voices for her to tease. What was the point of living?
Then, in the next moment, she discovered that her idol had transmigrated to this era too.
And that wasn't all: she even got a transmigration perk.
① A System story
② A primeval alternate world, not primeval in the strict sense
③ No romance. The heroine is the male lead's devoted fan, but she doesn't love him
It's quite interesting, a novel with a very novel ancient plot. The main thing is that all the beast world novels on the market are the same, and I'm tired of reading them. This novel is different from the others, so I'm quite interested in reading it. Author, keep up the good work!
The author writes very well, with excellent writing style and a clear train of thought. There's no excessive cheating involved, but the low traffic suggests the author has been forgotten by the platform.
It's super good! I initially started reading it because there was no romantic pairing, but seeing the male lead who transmigrated with her made me want them to date. However, I was also worried that a romance would ruin the experience. So, I'd occasionally think about them dating, but then decide against it, which was a dilemma.
It's really good. Having read novels for over ten years, it's rare to find one that I find enjoyable and can keep reading. The plot of this novel is quite original, unlike many novels where I can predict the story's development. Overall, it's very good.
The author writes really well, this is predicted to be a hit 🔥, I'll reserve a spot first!
This is really well-written! 👍 The first thing I do every morning is check for updates, but why are there so few?!
There's no need to deliberately pursue a no-romance story; I feel that if the female lead in this book were to be paired with her male god, it wouldn't feel out of place at all. What I dislike about couples is when the romance seems to develop out of nowhere, and the female lead starts selflessly dedicating herself to love after she gets a boyfriend.
Go go go!
No pairings are great, and there aren't any orcs or anything like that. It's different from the traditional orcish primitive era.
It should be really good! It's good, but there's just not enough to see!