Eating My Way Through Another World
吃遍异世
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Business & Farming
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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515Chapters
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3.2kFans
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Very arrogant, not down-to-earth at all, and prone to making assumptions.
I looked at several today, and this one was the best, but there weren't enough of them!
I think it's very well written. I really enjoy stories about the female protagonist's struggles. The only thing I'm not entirely satisfied with is that I feel the people of the Red Leaf Tribe are a bit too kind. They're always trying to help others. Of course, I'm not saying this is bad, but I feel human nature can't withstand too much pressure.
After reading a few chapters, I'd like to share some of my thoughts! The author probably wasn't born in the countryside, right? Surviving in the deep forest is definitely not that simple! I find it very distasteful that the female lead seems to know nothing about common sense and is inexplicably arrogant. If the female lead were actually as the author describes her, throwing her into the deep forest would guarantee she wouldn't survive more than a few days.
It's really good, keep it up, author! (ง •̀_•́)ง
Regarding update time
Because the results were really unsatisfactory, I felt it might be related to the update time (let me just think so), so I plan to try updating at other times. In other words, although I will still update twice a day for the next few days, the update time will be irregular. After I try it out, I will change the fixed time to the description, regardless of the result.
Putting everything else aside, in ancient times, not only were there too many wild beasts, but tribes were also constantly fighting. The female protagonist is far too trusting; even the Red Leaf tribe could easily control her.
I just love watching these kinds of shows without a male lead.
I haven't read your work yet. The description says there's no male lead, but this cover is misleading. I hope you can change the cover.
I have two questions: 1. While the text may have referenced feudal grassland tribes, the era depicted is likely a transition from matriarchy to patriarchy, where women's status wasn't as low. The pairing of Da Hua and Xia seems to inherently place the woman as the man's possession, and questioning the legitimacy of their original tribal responsibilities based on this is excessive.