After I Transmigrated, I Became the Ancient World’s Farming Ancestor
穿越后我在远古当种植老祖
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- Completed
- Length
- 423k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 4y ago
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Stone Age Civilization, Building a Tribe, Hunting With Battle Pets, Camp Management, and Ongoing Wars
I want to read something like "Tribe: Pioneering the Wilderness". I’m looking for stories about a low-ranking soldier building a following and rising to power, preferably a tribe story where they make stone tools by hand.
I’m So Bored and Tired of the Same Old Stories. Any Fun Reads?
Novels About Primitive People
Are there any stories about primitive people with no supernatural powers or magic slowly developing their own technology, step by step?
Tribes, Farming, Development: Come Share Your Recommendations!!!
The protagonist transmigrates to a primitive tribe and starts developing it through farming, gradually bringing everyone under one rule. System stories need not apply. A golden finger is fine as long as it isn't too over-the-top.
Primitive Society, Beast-Eared Girls, Slow-Burn, System
Looking for books like Primitive Era Chronicles: Starting by Collecting Beast-Eared Girls. I’m tired of modern settings. Let’s visit the primitive era and enjoy some cute, guileless beauties!
Any High-Quality Primitive-World Stories? I Read One Before, but Can’t Find It Now
The male protagonist is born into an ancient, primitive world. All the world's races are less intelligent than humans, and there are no actual humans. These intelligent races sometimes give birth to clever but fragile beastfolk, who are exactly like ordinary humans in every way.
Stories About Transmigrating to Primitive Society and Leading Primitive People to Develop Civilization
The protagonist leads primitive people in developing civilization, without any fantasy powers.
Looking for Primitive-Era Stories, No Beastmen, Male-Oriented, About Leading a Tribe to Progress
Looking for Novels About Being Reborn in a Primitive Tribe and Leading It to Prosperity
Something more grounded, without mythology or Warcraft and the like. Just farming, smelting iron, and developing production.
Looking for Novels About Gathering Resources in Primitive Tribes, Pure Primitive Settings or with Assistance Systems or Pocket Spaces
Looking for books similar to The Legend of Purple Bamboo. Set in the Stone Age, where everything depends on gathering wild herbs and plants with your own hands and leading your tribe to the height of the era.
Pure Tribal Life, No System. Highly Recommended
Novels without a System may be less flashy and perhaps a little more subdued, but they're always worth reading.
Transmigrating Into the Primitive Era and Slowly Building a Civilization
I want books similar to I Am the Chieftain of a Primitive Tribe.
Looking for Farming and Infrastructure-Building Novels Set in Primitive Society
No reverse harem, please.
Transmigrate to a Primitive Tribe: Totems, Infrastructure Building, Farming. No Romance-Obsessed Leads
Preferably no romance. A little romance is fine if it doesn't get much page time. I don't want romance to take up a large part of the story. The protagonist can be male or female; I just want the focus to be on their growth and progress.
A Farming Story with an Embroidery-Savvy Female Lead
Something like Reborn in the 1980s: A Fortune-Making Story. The female lead has a spiritual spring that makes her more beautiful, and earns money with her embroidery skills. The male lead could make money by leasing a mountain, growing fruit trees, keeping bees, and selling the produce...
Looking for a Farming Novel That Starts in the Stone Age
Preferably completed stories with a golden finger or a System.
Please Recommend Tribal Survival Stories
Survival stories where the protagonist transmigrates to a primitive tribe!
Alternate History, Lucky-Charms, Beloved Ancient-Era Romance, and a Golden Finger
Looking for an ancient romance novel with a female lead who's doted on by everyone, has the luck of a koi, and a golden finger!
Looking for Farming and Development Novels, Including Modern Settings and Beast-World Foraging
I Feel Like Reading a Farming Novel Lately
Top-Tier Farming and Fortune-Building Stories with No Pocket Dimension or System
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This is my first time writing, so please give me your support!
It looks good. They're gradually improving their living conditions. Their parents are a bit difficult, but they're good to their children. I hope for a warm, happy, and fulfilling future.
It's a great read; even the anxieties from work were gradually soothed. Reading this book is like finding a quiet and peaceful paradise in your heart, flowing gently like a babbling brook... In short, it's a great read, probably for those looking to retire.
It's not bad, but the female lead is portrayed as too omnipotent. I don't deny that omnipotent people exist, but the female lead is clearly not omnipotent, yet she's doing things that require omnipotence. The language is also problematic. Impressive, but I hope the portrayal can be less overly omnipotent; that would be even better.
I suspect the author is either a rich city girl or a pampered countrywoman; otherwise, she wouldn't have been injured at the beginning and still done so much work. Even with help, digging a tunnel isn't something you can do carelessly. Although I've never lived in a cave dwelling, I know there are many things to be careful about when digging one, otherwise it's easy for it to collapse.
The writing is very meticulous, but the earthen hill where cave dwellings can be dug is very hard. Even a strong laborer with suitable tools couldn't dig that much space in a day! The female protagonist would need at least two days to dig just a desk.
It's quite good. It depicts the everyday life of ordinary people without any special abilities; the female lead relies entirely on her own wisdom. The family is portrayed as flesh and blood, and the story is very heartwarming. Although there are some minor flaws, they don't detract from the overall enjoyment. It's a very comfortable read. The story is still quite short, and I'm looking forward to the next installment!
It's pretty good, the content is excellent. The female protagonist, Lin Dian, accidentally transmigrates to ancient times. She lands in the body of an ancient person with the same name as her, living in her place. She has parents of questionable character, but her siblings are of better character than their parents. The original owner of the body is kind to their children.
It's a good story about ancient humans, both good and evil. The female protagonist transmigrates into their world and quickly integrates. All her changes are impeccable; she first transforms her own home, then her tribe, cultivating crops and raising animals, winning love in the process. The tribe suffers from a strange disease, but they are all cured after a long and arduous journey. The ending should include a mass wedding! It feels unfinished.
Excellent! Excellent! Excellent! It's a great read 🤔 The writing is excellent, the plot is engaging, and the moral, social, and historical themes it explores are particularly well-written. I think it's a good article. For authors, especially writers, tastes vary. If someone likes it and it suits their palate, then it's a good book for the reader. ❤️