I Went Back to a Primitive Tribe and Became Its Chief (Building and Farming)

Jun Xiaonan left her workplace and transmigrated into the body of a little savage dressed in animal skins.

Her parents doted on her, but the other members of her tribe were a little strange.

In summer, when plants and animals were plentiful, everyone hunted and dried meat. In winter, when it was cold and snowy, everyone stayed in caves, chewing dried meat, sleeping, and doing nothing.

Jun Xiaonan: "Ahhh! We're a team! We have to farm together, develop our village, and build a kingdom!"

The tribespeople: "Team? Scallions? Cucumbers?"

Jun Xiaonan: "Sigh. Good thing the place where I worked came through with me, too. I can restock it endlessly."

At this year's spring mating gathering, the other tribes were still wearing ragged animal skins crawling with lice. So why were the people of the Ran Tribe wearing something called cloth?

They'd cut their hair short and looked so stylish, and they'd even put on little hats with pom-poms! How come? I want one too!

All the strong women went with the Ran Tribe. How shameless of them! Can I marry into the tribe?

The shabby Ran Tribe left its cave after just one winter and moved into houses that were warm in winter and cool in summer.

They hunted only now and then, but never went hungry. They even raised fat livestock.

Later, tall buildings sprang up from the ground, and the Ran Tribe developed at an astonishing pace. They united the Green Land, and the savages began living happy lives.

The seven fragments of the continent came together as one. The little savage named Nan, once a spoiled rich kid and an utter fool, became the undisputed ruler of the Chaos Continent.

Note:

1. Main plot: The heroine brings a 99-story mega-mall with her as she transmigrates back to a primitive tribe, where she farms, builds infrastructure, and develops society.

2. A feel-good power fantasy with goofy, heartwarming, lively everyday moments.

3. The romance takes a back seat; building a successful enterprise is the main focus.

Theme: Keep moving forward against the wind, even in adversity.