Transmigrated to a Primitive Tribe, Carried Home by a Beast-Eared Girl

If you don't get too hung up on the details, this is a very worthwhile novel to read. However, I felt the author's pace was rather slow; it would be better if they could write more. I'm worried that they might rush the pace later on, resulting in a strange ending or even a poorly written one. Four stars.

The content is good, with no major awkward moments. There are a few minor inconsistencies, but they don't affect the viewing experience. Also, regarding the protagonist's name, even now that I'm in the latest chapter, I sometimes subconsciously misread it as "Li" or something similar. I don't know if it's just me or if everyone does this 🤦

The content is pretty good. As a tribal story, it has a good balance of daily life and development, and the pacing is quite good. However, although the setting is a primitive tribe, the characters' word choices are sometimes inappropriate, such as saying things like "we've struck it rich" or "appetizer" (or perhaps this is foreshadowing?). Overall, I'd give it a 7/10 and it's worth reading; it's a decent read.

It looks alright so far. Elementary school student's composition

After my harrowing journey through time, I was overjoyed and sang "The Blood Song of the Three Realms." The Lord of the Stars discovered me and took me to the "Journey of the Misty Heavens," where I entered the "Myriad Realms." There, I encountered the "God of Slaughter," known as "Cataclysm," who sat on the "Throne of Divine Seal" and tried to kill me.

A decent isekai (another world) ancient setting farming story. You can read it without worrying about the logic. Everyone is a kemonomimi (animal-eared girl). The author must enjoy explicit sexual content.

It's good. There's no mindless system, no monotonous repetition, and no power spikes from cultivation or ranking systems. Each character is well-developed and the content is quite interesting. However, I have two suggestions: 1. What race of beast-eared girl does the protagonist join? It hasn't been mentioned yet. 2. Relying solely on spears is too weak; perhaps other races can be introduced later.

This is actually pretty good! It's perfect for otaku, really. Open harem, no doubt I love this kind of thing.

The details are a bit problematic. While other technological advancements are possible, the main issue is that your food source is too singular, relying primarily on hunting. The problem is, your tribe has only a few hundred people, and there are several large tribes nearby, making meat seem like an endless supply. So when will you be able to enter an agricultural or pastoral era?

The writing is quite good, with a gradual development, step by step, without any major plot twists. The female characters could benefit from more development; they lack memorability. Also, it's necessary to recruit some male characters. With such a large tribe and only the protagonist as a male, what will happen next? Even an excavator couldn't keep up! A few distinctive female companions would suffice. Focus more on character development, psychological descriptions, and the tribe's growth.