Transmigrate to the Primeval Era: The Wild Big Shot Spoils Me Rotten
穿越远古野生大佬宠翻天
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Primeval Romance
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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9.2Score
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The writing style lacks vibrancy and interest, resembling a narrative novel. The chapters feel disjointed and there are quite a few typos. The author is quite patient, describing the female protagonist's quest for various usable ingredients in a tedious and somewhat monotonous manner. The romance between the male and female leads is portrayed as simple and understated.
One of the few good stories I've read, this one has a reasonable plot, no Mary Sue characters, no repeated acts of mercy towards the enemy, and no characters constantly letting the enemy go and digging their own graves. I really can't stand why writers these days seem to prefer writing protagonists who are so clueless they let bad guys go and let them harm them time and time again.
I've been watching it for a while now, so I might not remember the details clearly. It's my type of story; when they say farming, they mean farming. There's basically no conflict with other tribes, and no backstabbing or infighting between people. It feels like something from ancient times.
It's not good. The characters all suddenly appear, and I can't figure out who they are. It starts with a battle with wild animals, and I don't even know where the female lead, Z, came from.
It's terrible. The chapters often don't match up. One chapter ends with them treating the orcs to dinner, and the orcs have just entered the room. Then the next chapter starts with Chen and his friend already in the cave outside. What the hell is that?
This is my second time reading it; I love this kind of farming novel the most.
There are quite a few typos, and some sentences are not fluent.
There are quite a few typos. I hope the author can correct them, otherwise some people won't be able to read it correctly!
Honestly, I spent ages reading the first chapter. Where did the female lead even come from?! And I think there's way too much nonsense! It talks about interstellar travel and all that, mentioning one thing and then immediately bringing up interstellar travel... I'm speechless, I really can't read any more.
Very good. No scheming or intrigue, just a lighthearted and happy story. I don't know why so many people say it's bad. Anyway, I think it's excellent. This isn't a palace drama.