Reborn into a Primitive Tribe

The opening is so quirky and nonsensical, how can anyone read it? (Children's series)

The beginning was really awkward. Why use animal bones for chopsticks? Why not just use wood? We use wooden or bamboo chopsticks now. Are you trying to make things difficult for primitive people?

This book is so similar to "My Amazing Primitive Man," both featuring shamans, chieftains, first-level warriors, second-level warriors, the Tushan tribe, and ferocious mixed-blood beasts.

I almost gave up on the book when I got to the part about digging ditches. Why not try digging wells? The tribe isn't far from the big lake, which means the groundwater system should be plentiful. Digging a well in a low-lying area would have a good chance of yielding water.

I gave up after reading a dozen chapters. The author is an extreme worshipper of Western culture, purely pretentious, the writing is mediocre, and the perspective is short-sighted.

He inherited the witch's memories and experiences, yet he didn't even recognize a single fish.

As a novice author, there are too many bugs and loopholes.

Reading chapter 91 gave me a headache. The tribe only has a few dozen people, and they keep dying all the time. It was probably even worse before the male protagonist arrived. You can tell from the number of people who died from disobeying orders and continuing to fetch water. At the frequency of water fetching before the ditch was dug, how many people would have died?

This is a children's book; it lacks sufficient knowledge and the writing is immature. Assessment complete. The author, a novice, still has much to learn and improve.

Mosasaurus is a shallow-sea creature, so how could it be in a lake?