Transmigrated to Prehistory: My Mom Burns Incense and Makes Offerings to Me Every Day

A really fun premise, please don't include a male lead. The female lead should just keep striving to get back to her roots. [Understood][Understood][Understood]

I've read it three times since 2023, and undeniably, the subject matter is novel and engaging, not just generic writing. However, upon closer inspection, the gender roles are too stereotypical (?). Despite being set in a matriarchal society, this isn't reflected in the text.

The author writes very well; it kept me reading. Also, this is the first book I've read with so many pictures, which makes it so much easier to understand. Before, when I encountered something I didn't understand, I would usually go back and search for it, but this book directly provides pictures and explanations together.

I clicked on it the moment I saw the synopsis, and I've already read the latest chapter. The story is both funny and heartbreaking, especially the part where Jiang's mother is sick and hospitalized—it really broke my heart! Thankfully, the two finally met, and I cried buckets the moment they did. 😢😢😢😢😢

Tested by a bookworm with tens of thousands of hours of reading experience: A very novel theme, already added to my bookshelf! The writing is also excellent, I hope the author doesn't falter! Update more frequently! Currently, the word count is too low! I can't recommend it yet, but if it maintains its quality after 500,000 words, I'll definitely recommend it enthusiastically in my book club!

I was deeply moved by the protagonist's parents; family love is truly amazing! Jiang's mother is so intelligent and handles things so well. She is truly filthy when she's dirty (referring to the description), and she's also truly clean (referring to the female protagonist).

Of all the time-travel stories I've seen, this is the best. The author put a lot of effort into it, including illustrations for readers to use as inspiration. It's absolutely gorgeous!

It's really good! I've never read this type of story before; the theme is very fresh. It also includes pictures, and every time I see something new, I get excited wondering what kind of picture the author will use! (The first few pictures of the primeval jungle are beautiful.) The only downside is the lack of humor.

This is a very good novel with a fresh story. The story is divided into two parts. The first part is about the female protagonist traveling to a primitive planet. The author narrates this part humorously and hilariously. Although the planet is in a primitive state, with tribesmen dressed in animal skins, the overall atmosphere is very warm and welcoming.

I thought I'd already reviewed this one 🤦. This is one of the three best-performing transmigration novels by Tomato, featuring a parallel universe developed in collaboration with the government (you could say it's about handing over the system to the government, even though the system is a powerful old man—see the pictures for proof!). It's definitely the best of the three!