I Save a Black Panther Girl from the Start and Build a City in the Wilderness
开局救下黑豹娘，我在蛮荒建座城
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- Ongoing
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- 466k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Readers, books need to be read slowly. If you are impatient, the books will fall apart. I will take this five-star review sofa first. Come to a good book. Take a look, take a look, take a look. Five-star reviews, click a little, click a little, click a little. Please give me some good comments, I will work hard to update the old book to the ending, please give me 5 stars, not 6, not 7, just 5, thank you!
Objectively speaking, there are indeed some shortcomings, but this is just nitpicking. I have no right to criticize. After all, human energy is limited. This is a very good book. If you like a style similar to Stone Age, you can read it.
This is the kind of wilderness farming story I want to read. The male protagonist takes everyone from barely surviving to building a camp, making tools, organizing division of labor, and going out to explore. It feels like civilization is growing bit by bit. Five stars is not too much.
Five-star support! From the time Lu Heng rescued Deiya to the present, what I like most is that the construction process is written in detail. Walls, pottery, rafts, stoves, ores, everything has trial and error and improvement. Watching the camp turn into a real city little by little, I feel a sense of accomplishment.
I originally came in for the Black Panther Girl, but in the end I stayed because of the city-building plot. The camp is expanded, various tribes join, rafts explore the way, and copper mines are found. Obvious development can be seen at every step. Recently, the foreshadowing of the cold weather in the north and the southward migration of the herds has been laid, and I am increasingly looking forward to the follow-up.
It is unique in the track of Beast Ear Girl, and the writing style is really good, making people want to read more. The only drawback is that the new book is too short, more updates will be added!
A very good book, the pace is very comfortable, and the hanging is not too outrageous. Compared with other books, the first day is hunting, the second day is building a house, and the third day is forging iron. This book is more realistic. Traveling through the past, let alone cutting down trees, is troublesome. The house is not built in one day. It is good to have a shack in the early stage. Forging also requires drying in the mud kiln. Forging copper first will also fail. The writing is very good and comfortable to read. If you don't have an iron ax or pickaxe, come on, come on, finally, everyone will update quickly!
The male protagonist's advantages as a time traveler are quite reasonable and he knows a lot, but he still needs to try again and again according to the wild environment, especially the content of finding minerals, burning furnaces and making tools. It's not just a slap on the head, it reads very realistically.
I have followed more than 60 chapters, and the plot is becoming more and more stable. The copper mine, abnormally cold water, the herd of animals migrating south in advance, and the cold wind blowing from the north are obviously paving the way for the big crisis later. The construction line is refreshing, and the adventure line is also suspenseful. It deserves five stars.
Nice! The author's writing is delicate and not uncomfortable, and he describes all kinds of mysterious little knowledge of the wilderness ◐⩊◑ ྀི very well, allowing me to understand a little without my brain spinning. The plot unfolds steadily and there is nothing poisonous about it ≽^⚈⩊⚈^≼, cough cough, keep working hard for more ᕱ⑅ᕱ ྀི