Lost in Time: The Ancient Witch

This is a novel I recently discovered. The female protagonist travels to ancient times. The writing is smooth and the plot is tight. It has only been updated to more than 200 chapters. There are no brain-burning conspiracies or handsome men and beautiful women. It's just farming and hunting. In the face of survival, the hustle and bustle of modern life will fade away.

This book is quite good; I've been a bookworm for over a decade and am eagerly awaiting updates. Highly recommended.

A long-time fan highly recommends this book!! I suggest the author continue writing; I feel there should be a sequel. A rare gem of an author, it would be a shame if they didn't continue!

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This book is absolutely amazing! Even I, who's usually very critical, have nothing to criticize. So many of the descriptions are fantastic, and the whole story flows smoothly without any awkward parts. The overall tone is cheerful and lighthearted. The touching parts are truly moving, and the funny parts are incredibly fun.

Having read up to Chapter Six, let's do a guessing game. The female protagonist will return to the modern world, and shrinking her into a child's form is to connect with the timeline of her departure in the future. Most importantly, the female lead didn't come from an orphanage, which is against the rules.

Well written, although there are some typos and a few inconsistencies, overall it's very good. It's not one of those cheap, generic stories where the female lead is a superhuman from the start; the female lead lets them think and research on their own, which is a good point.

I really appreciate that the author didn't portray the female lead as omnipotent. The protagonist is great; she doesn't interfere too much with the development of that era, but rather subtly inspires those around her, encouraging them to think for themselves and drive progress. The protagonist is also very realistic—kind but not a saint. She likes beautiful jade and pearls, dislikes the unattractive appearance of men in ancient times, and is a little lazy, just like many ordinary people like us.

Will there be a sequel? It's so good! I hope Wu Qing will also have an exploration trip in the modern world, or even return to the Deer Clan once again, even if it's for the future of the Deer Clan. I can't wait to think about it!

I've only read less than ten chapters, but it's really good! I remember a few years ago, I loved ancient Chinese literature and read every well-written one I could find online. I'm so happy to have found this one today!