Transmigrating to Survive in Ancient Times

It feels like "Traveling Through Ancient Mountains and Forests"

Well, the beginning was pretty good, but the character descriptions and dialogue were a bit dry. Also, after the male lead became an official, although he wasn't lacking in food, he felt restricted and less carefree than before. The more I read, the less I wanted to continue. There were also many typos. Sigh, I don't want to read any further. Keep trying!

I just read the first ten chapters, and it was quite enjoyable to read. There were almost no factual errors. However, when I steam eggs at home, they always splatter when the water boils away. I wonder if baked eggs will splatter.

Perhaps because the female protagonist lives alone, the author's writing style is straightforward and concise. For example, when describing the female protagonist's autumn harvest in the mountains, it is only briefly mentioned—what crops were harvested in the fields and what mountain delicacies and dried fruits were harvested in the forest.

I personally quite liked this novel. Everyone has different tastes when it comes to novels, and it's not easy for the author to write a book, especially since this was their first time, and they still managed to finish it. Well done, keep it up!

A female protagonist transmigrates and develops herself; it's boring and not worth watching.

When will the second book be released? Let's release them together!

The female lead's name is exactly the same as mine, which is really distracting.

It's better that it's over; seeing these results must be so painful.

I like this concept, keep it up!