I Transmigrated to Primitive Times, and Now I'm Fighting to Survive Every Day

The author writes very well. Although the female lead is a transmigrator, she's not like other female leads who have all sorts of cheat codes and flashy, overpowered abilities. Qingluo is also very cute; although she also shows signs of having cheat codes, they're just right. She then meets Lei Yan by chance, achieving success in both love and career. Keep it up, author! Y∩__∩y

It's pretty good. The only thing I didn't like was that the female lead was too meddlesome and always interfered in other people's relationships, while deliberately avoiding Lei Yan's own feelings. She even questioned anyone she saw who was interested in her. It was a bit ridiculous. Everything else was fine. The ending felt rushed.

One ridiculous point is that the female protagonist transmigrates into the body of a 14-year-old tribal chief's daughter. She insists on accompanying men on hunts, claiming she wants to familiarize herself with the terrain and spot any small animals. And these ancient people, who supposedly even tried eating rice, would somehow overlook fruits and mushrooms?

The writing is immature; even seasoned readers couldn't bear to read it! It lacks logic, the transitions are unnatural, the characters don't fit the environment, it doesn't hold up to scrutiny, and the details are vague. The author needs more practice; keep it up!

It's super good! Unlike other novels with all the scheming and backstabbing, this one has a fresh theme and is much better than those "CEO falls in love with me" stories (just my personal opinion).

I never expected to read up to chapter 654 without skipping any chapters. Personally, I felt some parts were exaggerated and not rigorous enough, such as the part about rescuing Lei Yan after the beast attack (he was delayed by a day due to two unexpected events, but those two events shouldn't have taken up a whole day).

The beginning was okay, but the middle and later parts got a bit rushed, so I skipped through it.

The plot of over 400 chapters overlaps with that of over 700 chapters, it feels a bit like they're just padding the numbers. Keep it up!

I don't think this book deserves such a high score. First of all, from the beginning, the female lead seems a bit arrogant, which makes people not have a good impression of her from the start. After reading the first few chapters, I didn't want to continue reading, and I didn't want to read any more after that.

She came here to experience life...