
An Archaeologist's Primitive Boyfriend
考古学家的原始男友
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 572k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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245Chapters
735Recommendations
6.3kFans
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I don't think it's a beautiful love story when an archaeologist, who's like a news anchor or something, forcibly kisses a stranger on their first meeting.
I don't like the protagonist's personality. Can't he speak normally? He's glib and frivolous. Why do authors nowadays always seem to write protagonists with this kind of scoundrel personality?
Upon arriving in an unfamiliar environment, without resolving issues of survival or identity, he's already focused on chasing girls... Do you really think a good-looking, well-paid, and young university professor from today would be interested in a street urchin from thousands of years ago? The woman is something else.
An archaeologist, ignoring an ancient person and just going to work every day to dig and guess, what kind of melodramatic drama are you writing?
I hope the book lovers can take pity on me and give me some support. I'm practically dying of thirst. Right now, recommendations rely on following along, and the trial push is still a long way off. Please don't let me die from overfeeding... 😭
There's no sense of the future; it keeps talking about the ancient past. Judging from the descriptions in the book, it's probably only a few hundred years past the present. How can that be called the ancient past? The protagonist's building was buried underground and didn't collapse; even with the best structural integrity, it couldn't possibly withstand a thousand years.
I read a few chapters. The premise is good, and the plot is decent, but the protagonist is just... Indescribable, a complete idiot. I didn't see a single normal person facing a world a thousand years in the future—whether confused and afraid, or curious and excited. He's quite good at being unserious, lecherously staring at beautiful women, having all sorts of wild thoughts, and showing off at archaeological sites. Anyway, it's just... Indescribable. Maybe it's really not for me.
All I can say is that it was a great subject matter, but it was a pity.
Is someone whose mind is only on women, and who can't live without them? That's like a teddy bear courting a woman.
This protagonist is so brainless, I can't stand it! I hope the author can change his personality and intelligence.