The Primitive Farmer

I like farming novels. I really liked "Back to the Primitive Tribe to Be the Village Chief" many years ago. As long as there are no fantasy or monster novels, I will support them!

The writing style is actually alright, but the protagonist is just too stupid. To put it simply, you can't tell this transmigrator is much smarter than a primitive man; in fact, he's probably even dumber. The protagonist's inventive abilities, or rather, his knowledge, are lower than any modern, nerdy guy. He can't even think of digging a hole to catch wild boars, or rather, he'd have to think about it for days. In other words, the protagonist's IQ is less than or equal to that of a wild boar...

I've read the first few chapters and it seems pretty good. I'll invest in it, but the title is a bit awkward. I suggest the author change the title and avoid using copied names, like "" or ""...

So many chapters contain the same content; it's really unreadable.

I quite like this novel; it's very faithful to the original story. However, I have a different perspective on Chapter 416, "Education." Chen Hao, considering the Quanrong as a foreign tribe, didn't genuinely accept their children receiving education. I suddenly felt the author's ideological awareness or political views were rather weak.

This book has so many flaws. Shouldn't the first thought be survival? Living? Surviving until next year? Planting vegetables? Raising chickens? Extensive bean cultivation? Are you sure you can survive to the next year?

It's written very realistically. Having read *Back to the Neolithic Age*, *The Rise of Primitive Civilization*, *Travel Through the Stone Age*, and *The Growth of Primitive Civilization*, I think your writing style and plot are the best. You also possess rich historical and geographical knowledge. What attracted me most were the descriptions of battles, command methods, and troop deployments.

You start by dawdling about not being able to produce anything, claiming it's due to limited manpower. But then you're trying to implement private ownership in a communal tribe, where you're not even the tribal chief and everything is yours. Why don't you consider the limited productivity? And in this social environment, you're not even the tribal chief.

The best original novel on Qidian, an absolute masterpiece! It basically recreates primitive society, with excellent foreshadowing and setup, standing up to scrutiny! You need to use your brain to read it, what a pity!!!

The biggest flaw is that it doesn't feel like you're a modern person at all. Aside from knowledge, your interpersonal skills, way of speaking, and thoughts are increasingly assimilated to primitive forms. Without knowledge, you're utterly useless. It should be called a historical biography disguised as a time-travel story!