No romance, not a superwoman story, a touch of ensemble cast, mainly focused on building a tribe
Shan was a native of a fantastical primitive world. One day, she was forcibly bound to a System that told her to help Blue Star, which was facing an ecological crisis.
Forced to transmigrate, she arrived in a desert. There wasn't a person in sight, and there wasn't a speck of green anywhere!
What? You want a primitive person like me to help Blue Star, a world where even the most ordinary things would outclass anything in my world?
Fortunately, Shan came from a fantastical primitive world, where fruits found only in fairy tales or science fiction were everyday specialties.
For example, there was a water fruit that could produce hundreds of pounds of water when squeezed, a hairy fruit that made hair grow all over your body, and a dream fruit that made you have random good or bad dreams... In short, they had every kind of fruit!
Watch her use these marvelous fruits to trade with the Dragon Kingdom for supplies and build her tribe into something bigger and stronger!
A scientific expedition team from the Dragon Kingdom lost its way in a foreign desert. With no signal, dwindling water, and almost no fuel left in their vehicle, they seemed doomed. But they made it out alive!
It all started when they met a wild person dressed in animal skins in the desert...
What? You think we were hallucinating?
The professor leading the expedition took out a fruit the wild person had given them and told his superiors that the fist-sized fruit could instantly produce hundreds of pounds of clean drinking water.
His superior felt the professor's forehead. He didn't have a fever...
Soon, they found out that the professor hadn't lied or fallen ill...
Although I have only read Chapter 7, it feels really good. So let's rate it first.
First of all, I like the description of the heroine. She is smart, cautious and powerful. Faced with the vigilance of the system and the desert scientific expedition team, especially children and women, most people are less vigilant, but the heroine is very vigilant. Even if the scientific expedition team member is very friendly, the heroine does not directly relax her vigilance.
I love so much. I think a person who lives in a primitive society and wants to be a tribal leader should be like this.
The novel flows very smoothly.
I feel it has something to do with environmental protection. I also like this theme.
Write well, I like you!
The more I watch it, the less I like the heroine! Mean and unkind! Ungrateful!
What I think is good about this book is:
1. The heroine is always clear about her identity and will not be persuaded by a few words from the system. Instead, she chooses to see and feel for herself.
2. There are many female characters in the book, and the kind of kindness conveyed is also very warm.
It's a different redemption story. It's the first time I've seen ancient people traveling across the earth. The plant settings in it are also quite interesting. The heroine is a very cautious person, and it doesn't matter what the system says.
The chapter is too long. Can't we split one chapter into two? Then the paragraphs are also filled with text, and I feel upset just looking at it.
It's pretty good so far, please support the author.
Very interesting😄, I really like it😍
It's great to watch. It's my first time watching Aboriginal time travel.
The heroine is very strong and fits the primitive setting. The people in this novel are all cute and good-looking. I look forward to the future development of the tribe.
It's very beautiful, cheers [laughing][laughing]
It's really good-looking, and I was immediately attracted to it during the literary drought! It's also very humorous, the subject matter is very novel, the author's writing style is very mature, and the rhythm is good. I like it.
Although I have only read Chapter 7, it feels really good. So let's rate it first. First of all, I like the description of the heroine. She is smart, cautious and powerful. Faced with the vigilance of the system and the desert scientific expedition team, especially children and women, most people are less vigilant, but the heroine is very vigilant. Even if the scientific expedition team member is very friendly, the heroine does not directly relax her vigilance. I love so much. I think a person who lives in a primitive society and wants to be a tribal leader should be like this. The novel flows very smoothly. I feel it has something to do with environmental protection. I also like this theme.
Write well, I like you! The more I watch it, the less I like the heroine! Mean and unkind! Ungrateful!
What I think is good about this book is: 1. The heroine is always clear about her identity and will not be persuaded by a few words from the system. Instead, she chooses to see and feel for herself. 2. There are many female characters in the book, and the kind of kindness conveyed is also very warm.
It's a different redemption story. It's the first time I've seen ancient people traveling across the earth. The plant settings in it are also quite interesting. The heroine is a very cautious person, and it doesn't matter what the system says. The chapter is too long. Can't we split one chapter into two? Then the paragraphs are also filled with text, and I feel upset just looking at it.
It's pretty good so far, please support the author.
Very interesting😄, I really like it😍
It's great to watch. It's my first time watching Aboriginal time travel.
The heroine is very strong and fits the primitive setting. The people in this novel are all cute and good-looking. I look forward to the future development of the tribe.
It's very beautiful, cheers [laughing][laughing]
It's really good-looking, and I was immediately attracted to it during the literary drought! It's also very humorous, the subject matter is very novel, the author's writing style is very mature, and the rhythm is good. I like it.