Traveling Through the World of Beasts: Picking up a Husband to Farm

I've finished reading them all. Most of the first ones are interesting and belong to the infrastructure category. There are also some emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists. The female protagonist is a golden finger. The latter is a bit about nation-building. It is not exciting and has no outstanding content. It is completely filling the pit in the front. You can watch it or not. There is basically no emotional drama between the male and female protagonists in the back. They are all about tribes. You can read it to kill time. Did the author write this to describe the process of nation-building? Are you a history buff? The whole process of the orcs from barbarism to civilization has some big points, but there are no outstanding parts. Overall, it is okay, but the subsequent plot is a bit boring.

Li Luo traveled to the beast world, Anze rescued her, and the two lived happily in the lion clan. She helped the Lions distribute potatoes, cotton, pepper, salt, etc. He also helped them build houses and cultivate land.

Li Luo traveled to the ancient orc era and used his knowledge to help the orcs of the Golden Lion tribe improve their quality of life, drink boiled water, build houses, and grow cotton, potatoes and grains. There is a cub among the orcs who is very cute.