Divine Chronicle of the Great Wilderness

So far, there are over 300 chapters, which is quite well written and the updates are stable. But why does it stop updating on time when there's a free period? Although I haven't given any rewards, I've always read the official version. Actually, what I want to say is that those who read the official version don't care about those few chapters being free during the free period, and whether or not…

Seeing that it's now a paid subscription, my current impression is that the female lead is like a freeloader, giving things away everywhere and asking for nothing in return. How did someone like that manage to build such a huge company in their past life? I don't really understand. Maybe I'm just not kind enough, and I can't quite accept this kind of selfless protagonist.

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I hope there will be more excellent female supporting roles. The author writes quite well, and the Eastern fantasy world is quite captivating, but the lack of a single outstanding female character throughout the entire book is a real shame! In fact, let alone outstanding ones, there are very few female characters at all.

I've read almost 100 chapters, and it's very well written. The cunning and domineering female lead is a great character, and so far, she's my type. I wonder if that will change later. I like strong female leads who take down anyone they don't like, 😁😁 climb the ladder by stepping on arrogant geniuses, playing dumb to outmaneuver others, and reaping all their benefits. 😂😂😂

If I were transported to the Great Wilderness, knowing nothing, I probably couldn't even be a freeloader. I'd probably faint from the pain during the awakening ceremony, and leaving the tribe would likely mean being eaten by strange beasts without any chance of resistance. (Depressing)

Regarding the strength comparison between ferocious beasts and wild men: Wild men with 1-3 transformations are equal to the strength of a low-level ferocious beast; Wild men with 4-6 transformations are equal to the strength of a mid-level ferocious beast; Wild men with 7-9 transformations are equal to the strength of a high-level ferocious beast. This is just a rough comparison of strength.

I want to become the young lord of a great tribe, and recruit a retinue [who must be handsome, highly skilled in martial arts, utterly loyal, and secretly in love with me]. I'll lead my retinue on adventures across the vast wilderness, expanding our territory. Along the way, I'll encounter young lords from other tribes, rescue down-on-their-luck boys, raise them to be adorable young men, and become the harem king of the great wilderness, wow! (All of the above must be handsome!!!)

I love a female lead who is cunning, strong, determined, and not naive! The tribe is also united, with no backstabbing or framing, which is great! I often read novels where the protagonist causes trouble wherever they go, and those close to them either die or get injured, then the protagonist levels up and gets revenge. It's exhausting to read like that.

The more I read, the more uncomfortable I feel. The female protagonist comes from a small tribe, and all the resources she obtains are hard-earned, yet she generously gives them away... Always claiming it's for the tribe's development... But she always gives away what she gains to so-called friends or acquaintances, supposedly to build good relationships?