A Primal World, but with Stardew Valley

He was talking nonsense, saying things like "no kneeling allowed," and then he portrayed himself as a god, defying the heavens.

This book, well, the protagonist has incredible power-ups, yet his actions are incredibly petty and narrow-minded. It truly exemplifies what it means for a petty person to gain power and for the inferior to suddenly become rich. It's really strange that with such amazing advantages, the protagonist is portrayed as so lacking in ambition.

The beginning was alright, but it went downhill after the annexation of the cave tribe. We didn't see the protagonist develop any tools; they just built fences, houses, and even a spinning machine. Did they even have the tools?

They went to exchange people without bringing anything; five people for one rabbit—it's all up to the author's whims.

You're treating primitive people like Australians? You should set the mountain on fire. Out of a hundred primitive tribal texts, are you the only one who knows about burning mountains? One fire would take 50 years to recover from; are you going to relocate your entire tribe? The deer are eating salt, why aren't you catching them? Why aren't the fish afraid after they've eaten their fill? They're highly poisonous.

Have they gotten used to a good life? They criticize here and spout nonsense there, and have a lot of inexplicable superiority complexes.

Stardew Valley has a pretty good feel to it, with its primitive society vibe.

Shouldn't the currency unit be further refined? Is it just based on faith? Can you add modules to this? If mods could be added, some of them would be quite interesting.

What's this called? It's called "A Farmer's Guide to Re-employment in Another World." It's really well-written, hehe 🥰

You have potential, keep it up!