Primitive Farming: The Wild Mountain Man

[Ancient times, farming, transmigrate, feel-good, devoted husband, domineering, primitive tribesmen, building a civilization]

Biologist Nan Qinghuan got lost in a forest and was knocked unconscious by a tribesman from the start. He carried her back to his cave and had his way with her.

The mountain paths here twist and turn, the waterways wind in every direction, and the tribesmen are domineering and impossible to deal with.

He won’t let her so much as look at another man, spends every day wanting her to have his babies, and threatens to break her legs if she tries to run.

Faced with the tribesman’s unreasonable way of thinking, Nan Qinghuan says, “Why wouldn’t I run? Am I supposed to stay here until New Year?”

But this prehistoric world is full of dangers. The savage man she’d dismissed saves her from peril again and again, and even conquers her heart bit by bit. Before long, she no longer wants to run…

They clear the land and farm, plow fields and weave cloth, build their wealth, found a city and establish a capital, leading their people to a happy, comfortable life.

Ying: “Mother says females need plenty of sleep. If you sleep deeply, you won’t run away.”

Nan Qinghuan stretched and rolled her eyes. “I stopped wanting to run ages ago.”

Ying: “No, you still want to run. Come on, let’s keep sleeping.”

Nan Qinghuan: “Get lost. You use that excuse every time.”