Entering the Wilderness with a Cheat

After reading this chapter, I suddenly felt that if the protagonist were gay, he would be very sorry to the society, the people, and his conscience. It was really heart-wrenching to read. In fact, there are really a lot of things I want to complain about, but looking at the replies downstairs, I think the author's attitude is too good, so I'm embarrassed to say it. The only motivation for me to read it is the content in the copywriting, but now it's too worrying, I have to go and talk about it slowly.

It's a pretty good farming life.

The male protagonist has become an immortal ⊙▽⊙... He really used to be a blacksmith ≥≤... Ahem, when will the sacrifice appear?

The speed is indeed too fast⊙▽⊙, this is a bit...

The craft of blacksmithing is very difficult, and you can master it all at once, which always feels a bit ridiculous⊙▽⊙... And you skipped the Bronze Age directly and went to iron tools... Ahem... It's too fast. Wasn't Lin Rong originally afraid of destroying history? This is a bit serious ⊙▽⊙... Once there are weapons, there will be a desire to conquer, which will lead to war. By then, the social status of primitive society will have changed. Lin Rong will not be able to be an emperor even if he doesn't want to ⊙▽⊙...

Spring is so nice⊙▽⊙…

Ahem, it feels like entering feudal society directly without going through slavery⊙▽⊙...

There is no comment on this chapter, I will add one. By the way, this plot seems familiar⊙▽⊙...

When I saw the author making fun of myself in the e-book, I felt inexplicably cute ≥≤!

Are the barbarians joining in? ? ? Come on