Dressed as a Little Jiujiu, I Am Opening up Wasteland and Farming in the Beast World

It doesn't have those messy things about love and love, but the story is very good. Although it's not very inspirational, it still encourages people to make progress.

Nice

The story is quite interesting, and the development is reasonable. As long as the author puts some effort into the real usability of the materials, the article will be more exciting. Otherwise, it will be just a completely fictitious article and cannot be substituted with the surrounding materials. For example, the process before the fungus is eaten and the brick construction are wrong. What the ancients lacked was the incomprehension of the unknown and they were not fools.

It feels a bit childish. I read more than a dozen chapters and couldn't stand it anymore.

I feel like I haven't finished writing yet

Sometimes it's quite funny

The first few chapters were okay, but it was really ugly that Shi Meier spoke ill of the heroine with others and was overheard by others, and then hurt the heroine. First of all, Shi Meier spoke ill of others with her best friend, and did not spread rumors, and it was inadvertently heard by others. I even think those underage cubs were the most excessive. They did not think about what they heard, and then went to find others to settle accounts. They kept smashing the door of the heroine's house with stones. What kind of punishment is there? There is also a big lion who is about to grow up. I can say that 90% of the responsibility for the heroine's injury lies with him. It is because he does not know how to think and listens to the rumors and hurts the heroine. It is also because he, as the eldest among the children, did not educate his younger brother well. He behaved randomly and smashed other people's doors with rocks. In the end, their eldest brother only apologized to them, and then they apologized as punishment. However, Shi Meier had to pay out a piece of land when others overheard her speech. Is this such a double standard? Even the most outrageous thing is that the heroine wants to play games for those dead children. May I ask? The same goes for the witch doctor. He knew that the female counterpart wouldn't do that, and then he turned around and turned his face on the female counterpart, saying nasty things. What was the meaning of this? Moreover, the female partner would say bad things about others to her best friend, and others would hear her, making it look like she had committed a murder. Even the witch doctor and the clan leader had said bad things about the female partner's father. It's ugly, what a double standard. The setting of this witch doctor is particularly bad. He grew up watching the heroine, which is equivalent to watching the female supporting character grow up. Then he is very nice to the heroine, and speaks harshly to the female supporting character. Even what he said is seriously exceeded. I think it is better to just say that the female supporting character spreads rumors and misleads the cubs. This way the plot behind it will be more appropriate. If it is just a good friend who is alone and says bad things and is heard by others, and then pays the price, I don't think it is necessary. I even think that Shibo is the one who should pay the most. It is him who does not think and listens to what others say. It is also he who misled the other cubs, and it is he who attacked and hurt the heroine. He is almost an adult and is not a one or two-year-old child. He is so stupid. I think the witch doctor and the one who should be judged are him, okay? A really ugly key, a key with incorrect views and double standards.