Transmigrate to the Wilds and Marry a Savage

She’s a classic case of high intelligence, low emotional intelligence, and falling for the wrong man.

Betrayed by a scumbag, she thought she’d end up at the bottom of the sea. Instead, two tornadoes dragged her to the Great Wilderness Era.

Mammoths, deinotheres, saber-toothed cats, giant apes, stegodons, Deinosuchus, and all sorts of enormous beasts roam everywhere.

With the environment so hostile, Murong Jiu is on the verge of a breakdown.

Transmigrating to a place like this is worse than dying at the bottom of the sea.

“Goddess! Goddess, you can’t die!”

A group of primitive people trail after her, calling her Goddess again and again, their eyes full of hope as they count on her to use her divine powers to make their backward tribe stronger.

Fine! She won’t be a goddess for nothing.

She grits her teeth, squares her shoulders, and shows these primitive people what she can do.

She teaches them to make fire with sticks and cook their food.

She teaches them to build houses and leave their caves behind.

She teaches them to grow hemp and cotton, weave cloth, and make clothes, leaving animal skins and leaf miniskirts behind.