Transported to the Wilderness, I Snag a Man to Survive!

It's alright, much better than some beast-themed novels. I've watched it twice, and I still quite like it. The male lead is good, but I won't comment on the female lead.

It's pretty good. The female lead is a bit slow, which is realistic; this is what the daily life of an ordinary person after transmigrating is like. It's quite ordinary. The ending felt a bit rushed, but writing is hard work. I read the whole thing, and there weren't any particularly disgusting characters. It's quite good.

I think it's very well-written. The simple and ordinary ancient life is also very nice, and the story is great. It's just that the author's writing style is a little immature and not very captivating, but the story itself is still very good. 😊😊😊 Support!

There were a few minor flaws in the early parts, but it was still pretty good. I just hope it doesn't falter later on and continues to perform at its best! I personally don't like following updates; it's too much trouble. I prefer reading the completed series. Looks like I'll have to skip this again.

I really like this kind of story. I don't know why the rating is so low. It's not some exaggerated story with a cheat system or anything like that. That's great. It's a story that grows stronger step by step, which is wonderful! Keep up the good work, author! You'll definitely write even better stories!

This story has many flaws, but it doesn't deserve such a low score, so I'll still give it four stars. The female lead sometimes acts crazy, but that's later on; she's pretty normal in the early stages. She's just living in the past with modern thinking, unable to cope with the dog-eat-dog world and prone to complaining, which is why she's criticized as a "saint."

The story is good, especially the female lead's reaction upon first arriving in the world, which is very realistic. Her first thought is that she was kidnapped and sold into a primitive tribe. The relationship between the male and female leads is also quite normal and harmonious. The only downsides are the excessive use of modern language and the somewhat rushed ending, with the female lead giving birth only briefly mentioned.

Turns out it wasn't finished 😢, I finished reading it.

Great, the content is fresh and engaging.

Aside from the slightly unpleasant aspect of having to handle everything yourself, it's more in line with the typical story of a person who transmigrates to the past than those stories where the protagonist has a system, a space, or simply gets everything easily after transmigrating. It's also not drawn out, and the slight sympathy is understandable, given the common modern tendency to blindly sympathize with the elderly, weak, sick, and disabled while being decisive towards enemies.