The Spirit Master of the Primitive Tribe

Don't have a male protagonist who's good at cultivation; if you cultivate immortality and end up losing your brain, what's the point of cultivating anything else?

What a disappointment! Such a good story, and then this male lead suddenly appears? Isn't the female lead just the male lead's cheat code?

Someone's helping you? You're strong enough to need someone to help you find food? Are you crazy?

In summary, a modern man transmigrates to ancient times to build his career, and then the system sends him a female cultivator to provide support.

I don't like it. It feels like a male-centric novel disguised as a female-centric story. The female lead seems to be like a cheat code for the male lead.

I'm annoyed by those people who keep nagging in the comments section about why there has to be a male lead. Take it or leave it, but why do you have to keep saying this and that in the comments? These days, most novels with male leads are more popular than those without. Why don't you see people who like male leads complaining about why there isn't one in novels without a romantic pairing?

It looks good, but the male lead is a turn-off for me.

Beautiful! I've saved it! Keep it up!

I initially liked this story after reading the synopsis, but while reading it, I kept feeling like there were missing words, making it awkward and difficult to read. However, the premise is quite good. Keep up the good work, author!

I initially really liked the concept. However, the excessive use of emoticons—almost one per page—became unbearable, so I gave up. Also, the descriptions of the tribal people seemed a bit off; it was rather lighthearted and mindless.