The Primitive Farmer

I like farming stories. I watched "Return to the Primitive Tribe and Become the Village Chief" a few years ago and I really liked it. As long as there are no fantasy stories or stories about monsters and beasts, I support them!

In fact, the writing is okay in all aspects, but the protagonist is too stupid. Let's put it this way, you can't feel that this time traveler is much more intelligent than the primitive people, or even stupider. The protagonist's inventive and creative ability or knowledge is lower than any modern otaku who is a scumbag. He can't even think of digging a hole to catch a wild boar, or he has to think about it for n days. In other words, the protagonist's IQ <= wild boar. . .

After reading the first few chapters, I feel pretty good about it, but the name is a bit awkward. I suggest the author change the name and not use it, such as Wa, Xi...

There are so many chapters with the same content. It's really hard to read.

I quite like this novel, and it is very suitable for the original. I have different thoughts on Chapter 416: Education. Chen Hao considers that Quanrong is a foreigner, so he does not accept the education of their children in his heart. I suddenly feel that the author's ideological consciousness or political views are relatively weak. Looking at every country, patriotic education is interspersed in schools. After receiving education in that country, most of the children of immigrants will recognize themselves as nationals of that country. Let's talk about a topic that touches everyone's heart. Look at Taiwan on the other side. Starting from the 1990s, the curriculum reform has successfully made Taiwan's post-80s, 90s, 00s and 10s consider themselves Taiwanese rather than Chinese. This only took 20 years, and the same is true for Hong Kong. There are only one or two hundred people in the Quanrong tribe. From their children's education, they attend classes with local children and receive education together. With the so-called interspersed patriotic education, it will not be long before the Quanrong tribe will also recognize themselves as Taihao people.

This book has too many twists and turns. Shouldn't the first thought be to survive? Alive? Survive to next year? Plant vegetables first? Raising chickens? Extensive planting of beans? Are you sure you can survive to the second year?

The writing is very realistic. I have read "Back to the Neolithic Age", "The Rise of Primitive Civilization", "Through the Stone Age" and "The Growth of Primitive Civilization". I think your writing style and layout are the best. And has a wealth of historical and geographical knowledge. What attracts me the most is the description of the battle, the command methods, the formation of troops, and the fact that the opponent is not shown to be stupid, and it is very attentive, which surpasses the above films. The psychology, lust, greed, and wisdom of primitive people are all shown. You have truly shown many of the contradictions that should be encountered, and vividly shown the brutal and ugly side of primitive people. However, it is good but not unpopular. I hope the author will not be a eunuch and continue.

You start complaining that you can't make anything. You say it's because of limited manpower. Then you're engaging in private ownership in a public-owned tribe, and you're not even the clan leader. This one is yours and that one is yours. Why don't you consider the limited productivity? And in this social environment, you are not a patriarch. What is the difference between this and modern society, pointing out that other people's things should be handed over to the state? Does it have any other purpose besides annoying people?

The best original article from the starting point, it is definitely a masterpiece! It basically restores the primitive society. The foreshadowing and foreshadowing are very good and can stand up to scrutiny! You have to watch it with your brain, what a pity! ! !

The biggest failure is that I don't feel that you are a modern person, except for knowledge, behavior, way of speaking, and thinking. Assimilating more and more to the primitive, without knowledge, it will be useless. It should be called a historical biography wearing time-travel skin!