Returning to the Beastman World to Farm
回归兽人世界种田
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 955k Words
- Genre
- Fantasy Romance
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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391Chapters
2.1kRecommendations
6.8kFans
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The link failed; the author moved at lightning speed.
This is the first time I've encountered a beastman story that I really enjoy. Author, please don't give up! 😊
It feels a bit strange. Why did she suddenly appear at the beginning, saying, "You are my daughter, you must return to our ancestral land with me," and then follow her? She was raised by her mother and stepfather, and has no relation to her biological father. Then, after taking her away, they travel through time but can't return to modern society; they're destined to suffer in a primitive society.
The plot is written way too fast! It's like they're rushing to meet a deadline; my brain can't keep up!
The chapter on testing poison has too many similarities to another work.
Judging from the plot and character design of the poison-testing chapter, the author must really like the story of "Transmigration to Another World: Farming Diary" as much as I do! But with such a high degree of similarity, does the author, Liu, know about it?
It feels a bit awkward, it doesn't flow smoothly, it's like writing an essay, not time travel.
I've read a few chapters but I don't quite understand. If they can time travel, why do they live such primitive lives?
New author, new work, please give it your support!
Life is full of disappointments, but in this book we find happiness and contentment everywhere we go. Welcome everyone to join us in farming and raising rabbits!