[Modern romance, imaginative twist] [Planes] [Patriotism] [Farming] [Infrastructure]
Great-grandpa failed his tribulation, and the lightning struck Su Tong instead.
That bolt woke the main System fragment that had been sleeping in a Buddhist shrine.
Su Tong transmigrated to primitive times, where a saber-toothed tiger was chasing her down to bite her. “Please, Heaven, strike me back home!”
“Mom! Qingqing! Help! These wild people are making me drink raw blood!”
“What kind of meat is this? It smells so gamey, blech...”
The wild people's hands were just as grimy, their fingernails packed with black dirt...
What were they babbling about? She couldn't understand a word...
This was a disaster.
After going hungry for three days and nights, she saw Great-Grandpa through her delirium and was about to return to the embrace of her ancestors when he snapped her out of it with a smack on the head.
To reunite with her family, she produces, builds infrastructure, and farms.
The wild people prostrate themselves before her. “Heavenly deity!”
Su Tong: “No, no, I'm not! You could slap three modern-day me's to death with those arms. Stop humblebragging!”
After finishing her time in the primitive world, she returns to the modern world, then travels to three thousand planes. She predicts the apocalypse and joins forces with her country to save Blue Star, stop the end of the world, and help Blue Star level up like crazy!
After reading the updated content, I felt that the cover and title of this book were ordinary, but out of curiosity I clicked in to read it. At first glance, it seems that it is a time-travel plot that I like, because it is primitive. This setting is quite interesting. The grandfather was struck by lightning during the tribulation and struck the heroine, so he traveled through time. It was a bit secondary, but I have seen people who were flushed down the toilet and traveled through time, so it was acceptable. The heroine feels like she is growing up, and she does not feel like she is invincible from the beginning. It is quite warm to have family and sisters, and she has a brother after traveling to the primitive. The description of the primitive people is very fond of me. It is very simple and a bit funny. The knowledge that the heroine has can be said to be a bit of a dimensionality reduction blow to them, but there are few words about dimensionality reduction blow in the article. The heroine will be amazed by their strength, hunting skills, etc., And marvel at becoming a divine servant, and she is not condescending. Among the original ones, I like Ye the most, she is a greedy girl, strong and careless. What stood out to me was the dual narrative lines. Through the system, the modern family members knew that the heroine had traveled through time and could exchange materials. The heroine's family also had a big picture and reported it directly to the country! The heroine's family is also very powerful. I haven't seen any clumsy plots or bloody plots now. The heroine earns points to develop the tribe and explores the primitive world. There are basically no modern plots. They are all patriotic and passionate. I have to say that this is a very clever point. The modern plot is different from the original plot. The original plot was completely different. The modern plot made me feel very scientific and in line with the description of modern human nature. I also wrote some thrilling spy plots, as well as scientific research plots. The original plot was peaceful... In short, this book is quite interesting. Please keep writing, the author! I'm looking forward to it!
The heroine Su Tong's "feminine" appearance hides soft concern for her family. The setting of fear first and then courage after time travel is super realistic, and the dark line of family and country in the modern line is the finishing touch - the family protects the secrets and the country secretly lays out, which echoes the infrastructure exploration of the original star. It has both the personal obsession of returning home and the pattern of the rise of a great power. The contrast and tension are full, and it is exciting and heart-wrenching to read~