Transmigrating to Become a Priest in a Primitive Society

The writing is quite good, as if you are really watching the development of a world. From being at a loss when you first arrive in another world to building a city step by step, everything is described in detail and vividly. There is no golden finger system at every turn. All development and construction relies on your own learning and accumulation, and it develops slowly. The emotional line is not very focused on the description, but mostly describes the creation in survival, but this kind of plain and steady emotion is also good. I recommend it to those who like to read farming infrastructure.

I returned to modern times before the ending, and I burst into tears. I deeply felt the sobriety and nostalgia of a person who dies and leaves and returns to modern times in a blink of an eye. Fortunately, the two people recognized each other in the end. The infrastructure is almost built from scratch. It has the same passion for development as I watched the anime Stone Age. I feel that Two Moons is a climax point that distinguishes social changes. After that, it also has a lot to say about geographical location and ecological environment. Emotionally, I still like the rhythm very much, and it's not too deliberate. But the two of them really feel like two kings, supporting each other. It's finally coming to an end, and it's really interesting. Throughout the whole story, it can be seen that the author put a lot of thought into constructing the world and story framework. I don't know if anyone has helped to modify the wording. Some of them seem to have minor flaws, but they are not major problems. Willing to give 4.8 Stars.

Very good, there are not many "common sense errors" in the description, nor does it deviate from the "protagonist character" set by the author himself. In most "original world/orc world" settings, both the "specialness of the protagonist" and the "low level" of the overall world are wanted to be reflected. But the details are not carefully set. The world is full of "large numbers of people surviving". How can it be possible that they all rely on "hunting + gathering" [face covering] [face covering] There is no problem with the positioning of this book, but the word count is too few. [Thinking] [Thinking] Come on, the author.

A very good-looking original survival novel. Different from most original novels, the plot, emotions and worldview of this novel are very, very logical in all aspects. The author must have checked a lot of information to write it so well. It is not a purely cool novel about infrastructure construction. It is very logical and controls human nature. It's also very good. What I like most is the emotional line. The two people are inseparable from the beginning, and the relationship is written very delicately. There are a few pairs of sub-CPs but the sense of existence is very low. Basically, it is just a few strokes without a long description. It is a very rare good book. I hope to add more [full]

The author has a wealth of geographical knowledge. In the novel, Ah Qing leads the tribesmen to escape natural disasters one after another according to various weather changes. There are very few primitive tribal articles that describe the impact of weather changes in detail. Each character setting is very distinct. I especially I like Aji, Amo, and Sister Aba. These three very attractive female characters are no less attractive than any of the men in the novel. This is rare in other time-travel novels. I look forward to the birth of more outstanding female characters and works from the author [Love] [Love] [Love] [Laughter]

The author's writing style is very good! The sacrificial rituals and the barbaric feeling of primitive tribes are vividly written. The solemnity of witch sacrifices and the cruelty of tribal survival are very vivid. The narrative is smooth and it is easy to be brought into that barbaric era.

Why is the score so low? I really don't understand Tomato's scoring criteria. I think this book is obviously very good, so why does it have such a low score? This is one of the best books of the same genre that I have read! Highly recommended

I must give it five stars. The infrastructure is primitive and has a strong sense of immersion. Although it is trivial, it is real. It is like playing a large-scale primitive infrastructure game. It is well written. The writing is very beautiful, the emotions are in every word, and it is very comfortable to read.

In fact, overall it's pretty good. I've read half of it, and I really like the way the male protagonist gets along with him. However, the content of the article is a bit too much, which promotes the development of civilization. And the process of making tools is very detailed, a bit too detailed. I don't understand this, but the rest is actually okay.

I feel like this is well written. The protagonists in other books travel to primitive societies and cheat the system at every turn. However, the protagonist in the author's novel has no system and just relies on the knowledge of his previous life to make the tribe develop in a good direction bit by bit. But why is the score so low?