A Record of Wilderness Farming

Did something happen to the author in real life that forced the ending?

On my second reading, I felt that the best part of the book was its portrayal of characters and human nature; it was realistic and nuanced, like real, living people. I wonder if those people in the book review section who demand perfection from the female lead even use their brains.

These images seem to have the names of Blackrock and Sun Chaser tribes mixed up; there are only three tribes in total. The names are also misspelled. 🤐

Although the ending of this book was rushed (probably because the author didn't want to continue), it at least had a beginning and an end, and compared to many romance novels, it was quite well written. This was also the first romance novel I read to the end on Qidian.com.

I find it frustrating to watch the protagonist constantly grappling with ideological issues. Stories don't need to be so melodramatic.

I don't really understand why everyone likes to write about pets so much. I'd like to ask if everyone who transmigrates to another world would really want to have two dogs by their side? Is it because you think you're too diligent and don't give me a chance to clean up the mess? Or is it because you think you're sleeping too soundly and no one's disturbing your sleep? I just can't understand it.

It's getting increasingly conspiratorial!! Separation of powers?! Whoever can feed everyone is the emperor, not some conspiracy theory!!! What was supposed to be a story of primitive survival and leading the way to progress has been twisted into... A power struggle within a domestic family!

I've read up to chapter 27, and a question suddenly came to mind. Are there no fish in the river?

The female protagonist is not very intelligent, and her emotional intelligence is even lower. She can't prioritize, is insatiably greedy, and wants to achieve instant success. This is a common flaw among transmigrators; subconsciously, they believe they are superior, that they can't even afford to eat, so why would they need to make bricks?

The female protagonist is transported to a primitive society. Through a series of transformations using modern knowledge, she transforms her small tribe into a large clan. She eventually returns to the modern world with her primitive lover, ending the story happily. It's alright.