I Transmigrated to a Primitive World and Became a Shaman

There are too many descriptions of women, aren't there? Beautiful as an angel? What did the Upper Cave Man look like? Aside from that, it's alright, although it's too grotesque, it still has some merit.

So-called special forces soldiers are the kind who drool over women and can't move past them, attend parties without changing their clothes, act sloppy, and try to show off by arguing with security guards... Haha, no wonder they go to primitive tribes. After all, there are no moral constraints or legal restrictions; it's practically a paradise for procreation. Brilliant, truly brilliant...

The writing is excellent, with a slightly quirky style. It's a great book, and I'm currently reading it!

I have the following complaints: 1. The protagonist is a special forces soldier in his 30s? Honestly, this way of thinking is like someone in their early 20s. I can't relate to it, and it shows a lack of common sense. 2. Secondly, the treatment of pets is also poor. They are required to be completely obedient, which can be described as making them "conscious puppets".

I think smelting iron and building blast furnaces is the most useless thing. The ordinary people in your primitive society are about the same as Earthlings, right? Even the lowest level of ferocious beasts requires a totem warrior to kill. The bone density of ferocious beasts should be higher than that of wild animals on Earth, right?

The first invention a special forces soldier made after traversing primitive times was, to my utter surprise, a ticking timer! Hahaha... What's the practicality of this thing? Sticking a twig in the ground would be more useful. How can keeping track of seconds improve life?

The first chapter was pretty good! But the second chapter was disgusting... It's all about "your brother," "the past life Flame Dragon Team," and "democracy."

They actually let the wolf and the wolf tribe go so easily. They're so carefree and saintly. They can't even walk past primitive women. Haha!

I'm relieved after reading the comments. Thank you all, Shennong! I told the cavemen to give up when they couldn't walk.

Various plot points that don't stand up to scrutiny and are somewhat toxic; if you read them without thinking, you can treat them as a lighthearted read.