Transmigrating to the Savage Era

The ending is too sudden, right?

What kind of fuss does it mean to end suddenly here?

That's it! ! ! ! ! ! ! No! ! ! Please update a little more, my dear, I haven't said anything about what will happen in the future! ! ! What to do with the Bear Tribe, Yi Tribe, and Zerg Tribe? What will happen in the future! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Please update more! ! ! ! ! ! !

Although this article is nearing the end now, I still haven't finished the end~ It only talks about settling in a fertile land, and then the floods at the bottom of the mountain are gone~ This is really cheating! ! ! ! ! Let's talk about the settlement situation of these two tribes, how Yamashita developed and expanded after the great disaster, and how the male protagonist helped them gradually move towards civilization. I don't want to write it in more detail, but I'll give it a brief summary. No wonder so many people say it's a mess, indeed...

A very unique story. It is much better than most other stories with the same setting. It is just too short. The sudden ending really leaves the story unfinished. The story can be considered finished. But let's add some extras. A sweet extra is indispensable. It would be best to have a second part~~

I hope there will be a sweet extra +1

This article is a bit like a prehistoric man and his wife, but that one is more intense. The ending feels similar. They all moved to a good place before the catastrophe, and then there is nothing more below. A better life is a yearning. Read the article yourself. YY

Ah Nai? Is this the end? T T Well, please read the new article

Make up points Although the sudden ending is surprising, what the author said makes sense. But I still feel it's too abrupt, I can only look forward to the extra chapter. The author is too lazy to even write a sentence about how they lived happily and diligently together from now on.

It's very well written, and it's one of the rare farming articles I've read that's very attractive. The ending left me feeling unfinished, and I wanted to see the author continue writing.