Transmigrated to the Savage Wilderness: A Couple Builds an Empire Through Farming!
穿越蛮荒：异世夫妻靠种田称霸！
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- Completed
- Length
- 859k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Business & Farming
- Updated
- 4y ago
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Husband and wife! When are you having children? How many? Will one of you take care of the kids while the other goes out to fight monsters?
I've read up to chapter 3 of the free trial, and I'm completely baffled: The protagonist can bring items from the original world, although only two items, indicating that they are worn; The powerful couple in the apocalypse probably originally had superpowers, but the male protagonist only discovered that he had earth-type superpowers after transmigrating, which is suspected to be a soul…
Being born in the present is already a huge advantage, and then they add a spatial dimension? This isn't a cultivation novel; it's neither fish nor fowl, a dimensional reduction attack, trash.
If you really want to write a novel, don't come up with weird or strange names. Just write a good plot. Names that people can remember are fine. Don't make so many fuss
These bizarre names really make you not want to read on.
The female lead is a true saint.
I really want to curse you writers. Does this story get worse and worse as it goes on? It's nauseating and has a terrible ending. The female lead is such a saintly saint, while the female supporting character is constantly trying to kill you, either coveting your man or trying to kill you. If you couldn't kill her the first two times, fine, you're not capable!
The game features massive cheat codes, characters are reduced to mere tools, and it feels like a story-driven base-building game.
The male and female protagonists both transmigrate from a post-apocalyptic world (it's unclear whether it's physical possession or soul transmigration). Anyway, they only discover they can use superpowers after transmigrating, especially the female protagonist, who has a huge cheat ability: she inexplicably "inherits" a space resembling a house.
It's excellent. The author has constructed a very rich plot, and the character descriptions are just right. The transitions between the main and subplots are natural and interconnected. Besides this book, I'm also following "The Cultivator Family," and I've read over a thousand chapters in one go! I'm having a reading slump, does anyone have any good book recommendations?
Yes, it has the charm to keep you reading until the end.
It's good, but I hope the wilderness setting is a bit simpler, with less romance between the male and female leads, and more focus on developing the tribes so the leads can go to the Central Plains later. Also, when is the author going to kill off Yan Xue? I'm really annoyed by her.