Farming in the Great Wilderness

It's a cool fantasy novel about fighting monsters and upgrading in the ancient wilderness. The heroine traveled through time and became a wise man in a small tribe. After awakening her abilities at the age of six, she continued to lead her tribe members on adventures and experiences, fighting monsters and upgrading, inventing and creating, and opening up wasteland and farming. In the process of thrilling adventures and adventures, the tribe gradually grew. Superpowers and ordinary people also broke through class barriers, each using their own expertise to contribute their wisdom and contribution to the tribe. Together, they built the small tribe that was almost dying with only 50,000 people into the first tribe in the wilderness with a population of over one million. The first 300 chapters are quite exciting, but the introduction of the big villain later on is a bit lengthy and procrastinating. Overall, it's a short book to read to pass the time.

The story is still very novel, but many details in the design are very unreasonable, and it can be said to be a brainless and refreshing novel; the character of the heroine is also difficult to describe, and she is quite greedy; the various adventures in the first half are barely readable, but the second half started to attract money, which made me decide to abandon the book and not read it; as for the writing style, I can only say that it is telling a story, the kind of straightforward narrative. After reading more than 500 chapters, I felt that it was a pity. It had a good story and subject matter, but it was not well written. There was still a lot of room for improvement in plot design, characters, and writing.

I'd say it's good. I can read it when I'm in a book shortage. I'd say it's not good. There are too many logical loopholes. The plot always feels loose. Then the heroine becomes more invincible and more holy as you get to the back, and there's no support for people's support. The storyline is just inexplicable that a good person can contain the heroine's mother story. What kind of childish writing is this? There is obviously a good framework, and the story is also about the upgrade of the big monster's infrastructure. I want to read it because of this framework. But as soon as I looked at it, Yu felt like he was so childish and couldn't stand it.

It's so ugly, it's cheating throughout, and the writing style of a primary school student is nothing. It's not interesting at all and I don't recommend reading it, just like history. It's so irritating to watch, the writing is so bad, the character setting is so bad, what a knight, the holy lord setting is speechless, rubbish

Very good-looking, no need to jump to read, the chapters are good-looking

Good looking, like it

There is no CP in the whole text, focusing on career, the heroine is very good,

It feels like I'm cheating all the time, from the beginning to the end.

There are many novel and interesting ideas, the main heroine has no CP, and the emotional aspects are average. The book is still worth reading.

It feels like an anticlimax