Footprints in the Wilderness

There is a sentence in Chapter 401 of the book that you, a woman, cannot understand. I feel that the author is very selfish. You live there alone and have no feelings at all for the stars. Return to the emperor, be chauvinistic, and pretend to be a good person in your daily life, for the sake of all mankind. Even if you are a god, it is better than an emperor. There are many women in some books, because men are like this. If you go to a primitive society and pretend to be a saint and promote monogamy, why do you have two concubines? In order for his half-son not to seize the throne, he said that he was an ordinary person and valued family ties. Then you shouldn't have done it in the first place. It feels like the author wants to pretend to be a holy mother, but reading the text, his true colors are exposed as he writes.

I read two chapters, written by a typical person who has lived in a big city since childhood. The kind of traveler who has no common sense about life and doesn't bring anything with him (I don't even bring anything with me when I write a novel), who only dares to venture into the mountains and forests with some snacks...

I saw too many big and small loopholes in Chapter 11, and then I don't know if it's the author's three views, writing power, or expressive ability. Well, it's not very good. Certain phrases always feel too extreme, giving people a feeling of being condescending, disdainful, selfish, holy mother, etc. It's a feeling. It's the feeling that is put together through phrases. It feels like it's extreme.

The part about the cannibals persuaded countless people to retreat.

The biggest shortcoming of this book is that the language skills of primitive people are no less than those of the Qing Dynasty people!

Monogamy is a poisonous point, abandon it

Regarding the location of the protagonist, it is the speculated continent of Mu, which is said to be a land that sank at the same time as Atlantis, a sunken continent in the Pacific Ocean.

Maggots are not as bad as penicillin, and they are easy to obtain, as long as there are flies. Grab a handful of maggots, pour some wine to disinfect them, put them on the wound, change batches every few days, and the wound will heal quickly. Maggots can secrete a biological enzyme to speed up wound healing, and Napoleon started using it when he was fighting. . 😁

The protagonist's name appears too many times. Does the author think we will forget this name or is it just to make up the word count? ! !

Chapter 444? Die, die, die? Is this eunuch GG? I still like the ancient novels, like the original battle records, which are good