After Landing in the Savage Lands, I Have a Powerful Ally in One Hand and a Gourmet Food Guide in the Other

When I read the comments, I thought I could accept it. I was wrong. I really couldn't accept the protagonist feeding the pregnancy fruit to another soldier. The other soldier didn't know that he was pregnant. He only knew that his belly was getting bigger and bigger. He didn't tell the other soldier that he was pregnant until he was 40 days away from giving birth. He thought he had something strange in his belly and was going to die. [Hold face] When the other party asked to get pregnant together, he stuck out his tongue and said that I would not give birth because he was afraid of pain [Hold face]. The other protagonist also said naughty? !

Overall it's okay. I didn't see it, but I saw Stone City. The big mistake was that he directly got someone pregnant without consulting the other person whether he wanted a child (the younger brother is a soldier, and he is a serious man, but he is a sub-boy, half a man? I understand, there are too many double standards here). He asked his younger brother to experiment, and he didn't tell anyone that he was about to give birth, so he smiled and pretended to be cute. Secondly, there is a relationship between trees and people (I feel I really don't know how to say it. People are warriors. When they are drunk, they touch the flowers of the trees to induce lust and then what). In the end, it's just like that for the sake of the children. It's a bit forced love. When you go to another tribe to kill the city lord, do you want to keep a low profile? Attackers are forced to form a contract (fake). This seems to be the most annoying thing here. And I obviously didn't skip it. I always feel that I haven't read enough. The writing is average and still annoying. Sky City? That part is also a forced love. This sub-attack doesn't have any emotion at all. It feels aggrieved. I stopped watching Stone City later because I couldn't watch it anymore. After reading the title, the system has been written to death. I can only say that the overall concept is okay, but if you look closely, there are too many minor issues, double standards, various pretending to be cute, and even the Holy Mother has no text, but it is probably good to read [laughing and crying]

The overall plot is very good. There are not many emotional highlights in the plot, but there are a few points that made me feel a little uncomfortable. First, the matter of Manda giving birth to a child is not about the Lei boy, but before you give him the fruit, you must let the person involved know the specific effect. In your heart, you think he will be happy. It is useless to wait until everyone is pregnant before you tell him. Let alone whether he is willing to give birth to the child, at least during this period, he will think that he is sick and will panic. This matter feels that the protagonist is too self-righteous. Secondly, I really don't know why the author likes to talk about Shou and stick out his tongue playfully. There is nothing wrong with it, but it gives me a chill every time I see it. Thirdly, I feel that Lorient's character change should be described in more detail. At least when Cang Yan wants to kill Luo, his psychology should be described in more detail. The young boy who slays dragons and turns into an evil dragon can be sublimated. This is not a highlight. That's all for now, it's not a big deal, I can tolerate it, the relationship between attack and reception is very good, there are no misunderstandings, I still recommend it.

As an omnivorous person, I think it's pretty good. Is it probably a two-male story from another platform? It looks quite novel and interesting. From developing tribes to developing cities, the number of people is small to large. This setting is just like playing a game, which is quite fun; the scale is relatively large, with people and trees, humans and animals, and some start by flying. . . Moving Tomato may have deleted a lot of details, and some of the plots and chapters are a bit long-winded; those who like reading this type of novels and can accept weirdness and imagination without logic will find it interesting.

The story line develops twists and turns, the protagonists get along well with each other, everyone is very cute⚈₃⚈, and each character has a unique personality, except for the cannon fodder (the role of cannon fodder is to upgrade the protagonist on the way). The main CP line continues to develop, and the auxiliary CP line extends and develops with the main line! ! ! There are still a few sub-CPs that are difficult to reconcile (the couple in Sky City, the development is not tortuous, it is just that the feelings of both parties are not on the same line [crying]) When looking at the cannon fodder chapter, you can choose to skip (after all, it has no effect) and just read the sweet chapter, and don't give up reading this book [shy][shy][shy]

It's the first time I've watched a theme about the wilderness era. It's quite interesting. From the beginning, I lived like a primitive person to using the system to slowly get better, and then developed into a tribe, a city, liberating slaves, fighting monsters and upgrading all the way, breaking through difficulties, and finally gaining a stable and warm life, living happily with my family and friends. It's quite good. The story is quite rich. It's good. I recommend it.

It would be nice if there were less emotional scenes, it made my toes touch the ground.

It's really, really, really great. It's been a long time since I've read a book in its entirety. I always give up after reading about half of it. But I've finished reading this one. It's really great.

Very good looking, highly recommended to everyone! The development of one of the pair of deputy CPs really makes people want to continue watching the extras, but it's a pity that they haven't been written. But the main characters are all very sweet! The sugar content is too high hhh

This one is really good to watch and the plot is novel and attractive. You can't help but watch it. But it's a pity that there is no extra story. Also, it's really a pity that Myron and Millsy are not together. Even if they are not together, I still hope to watch Mellon's extra story. [Please update] [Please update]