Transmigrated to the Wilderness to Farm

Haha, every time I see someone cooking, all they say is to add some chili peppers and it becomes delicious. It's like food is just chili peppers. There was a book about farming where they put chili peppers in every dish, as if chili peppers were the only edible food in the world. It's really ridiculous.

Why is it that in every time-traveling story, the female lead is immediately given a husband? Why is it that female leads in modern times are so unmarriageable, only able to get married in ancient times?

Looks like I shouldn't pay too much attention to the comments. This book has always been my absolute favorite among fantasy novels; I've read it several times. I love the feeling of building a home little by little, the down-to-earth things like cooking and foraging for wild vegetables. The comments really annoyed me. Love you, author!

After reading the entire book, here's my summary: 1. The author cannot cook; 2. The author doesn't know how to farm; 3. The author lacks knowledge of nature; 4. The author's writing style is decent; at least my money wasn't wasted.

The author's new book is quite good, I'll check this one out too.

Didn't those primitive people feel the stench when they were biting each other?

... The surprise you mentioned was a limited-time free offer... Ouch, that hurts... There wasn't much of a surprise in it. I even made up for the free offer by subscribing... I thought there would be a big update of extra chapters or at least a short skit...

Two essential dishes for traveling to ancient times: stir-fry and hot pot.

Updates are a bit slow! More updates coming soon!

I think I read it on Xiaoxiang before. It was a pretty pure beast world farming novel, and I remember it being quite good!