The Whole Class Transmigrates to Primitive Society (Worldbuilding)

Completed novel: I Built an Academy in Ancient Times Coming soon: The Arrogant Princess Becomes a Construction Maniac --- Novel Blurb --- If someone asked what it was like to transmigrate into a primitive society where people lived on raw meat and blood, and then lead them to prosperity and a comfortable life, Lin Ping would surely tell them through her tears: exhausting, so hard. She farmed and raised pigs during the day, and taught people to read at night. The early chapters have a rural, pastoral feel; later comes industrial civilization, with a few tribal wars thrown in along the way to spice things up. She was exhausted in body and mind. Fortunately, she had the System that came with transmigrating, which gave them a golden finger. Once they saved up enough points, they could even go home. Many years later, on the Luoyue Continent: Towers rose from the ground, and vehicles traveled the roads. Trade routes reached in every direction, and children were courteous and well-mannered. The primitive people who once couldn't even fill their stomachs now gazed at granaries overflowing at home and fretted: Sigh, when are we ever going to finish all this food? Note 1: This novel focuses on the plot. There is very, very, very little romance! Note 2: Special thanks to my teacher for this novel and its cover. --- Coming Soon: The Arrogant Princess Becomes a Construction Maniac --- Wang Huaiyu transmigrated into a book. In the original story, the protagonist formed cliques for personal gain, acted arrogantly and tyrannically, treated human lives as worthless, and ultimately became consumed by love, sending her entire family to the executioner's block. The transmigrated Wang Huaiyu immediately abandoned the original plot. She obediently handed her military power over to the emperor and took her family to her fief, Nanman. Nanman was poor, and had long been synonymous with exile and wilderness. Everyone said Wang Huaiyu must be crazy to go there. But when she saw the vast ocean, the endless mountains, and the fertile land, Wang Huaiyu broke into a smile. Gold, silver, copper, and iron lay hidden in the mountains. The sea had pearls, salt, and fish in abundance. The hills and marshes had rich soil: raise fish in the water and grow rice in the fields, raise silkworms at the foot of the mountains and plant tea on the slopes. Later, bookstores and academies sprang up everywhere, printing became fast and convenient, and new strains of grain yielded a thousand catties per mu. The people of the Qi Dynasty discovered that Nanman had changed. It was richer than Jiangnan, and its students were more capable, too. Everyone there had enough to eat, wore silk, ate meat, and could study. The Nanman they once looked down on eventually became a place far beyond their reach. --- Coming Soon: Transmigrated as the Mother-in-Law in a Scum Family Novel --- Other people transmigrated into younger bodies and became wealthy young ladies or overpowered heroes. Chen Yinyi transmigrated as a widow who had just lost her husband. Her eldest son was blindly filial, her second son selfish, and her third son eyed the money she'd saved for her coffin. Her youngest son dreamed only of becoming an official, while her youngest daughter dreamed of marrying a rich man. Chen Yinyi could have wept. I'm only thirty. I don't want to be a grandmother. But what could she do? She couldn't go back. For the sake of a happy old age, Chen Yinyi could only take charge of this pack of unfilial descendants through her tears. Her eldest son was blindly filial and silently endured every hardship? No. She would establish his authority at home and teach him how to be the big brother. Her second son was selfish, hoarding everything for his own little family? No. She would make him understand that you reap what you sow. Her third son was a miser who wanted money more than his mother? No. She would teach him what it means to be a gentleman who acquires wealth honorably. And her youngest son, obsessed with becoming an official, still wanted to attend poetry gatherings when the family couldn't make ends meet? Her youngest daughter, a grown woman who still expected the whole family to wait on her, was dreaming of becoming an official's wife? Chen Yinyi would shatter every one of their fantasies. For more great novels, visit the author's page. Theme: Knowledge belongs to you, and it is useful wherever you go.