Transmigrated To Ancient Times To Farm And Build A Kingdom

this is going to be a great book it's really hard to find one that will hold you intrest for long keep up the good work worth the read very interesting

I read up to chapter 35 and it just kind of fizzled out for me. literally every single chapter is about food. how it's collected and the various recipes she is using and trying to mimic from her previous life. And I get it I do. I like reading this day-to-day living stuff just as much as the next person. But every period single period chapter. is about food and cooking it. we know very little about her life in the apocalypse. we know very little about the male lead. every few chapters are so we might get a whisp of some information. we know very little about the tribe or how it functions. about secondary characters. about how this entire beast world works. is there even a villain or a bad guy in this story? I have no idea. But 35 chapters in and I expect to at least know a little bit more about the personalities of the male lead and the female lead and I don't. like at all. I know a lot about food and cooking and building a cave house, but mostly food. everything is briefly brushed upon. An example is that when the female lead is asking the male lead about the rest of the continent and he's talking about the different tribes and where they live she never thinks to ask about dragging cats which is what she is. where do they live. where are they from. You would think she would be a little bit curious about why she is the only dragon cat who has found by a shaman and taken in by the tribe. If that's not going to be a future plot point then why just brush it over so casually and move on to the next thing to cook? And the male lead apparently is some kind of powerful guy who has been poisoned but it's just briefly hinted at and instead they focus solely on cooking food. now I like the stories where they mention food and cooking it. But if that's the only thing you ever talk about then it gets boring pretty fast. And even though I know the last five chapters of the first 40 chapters would be free to me I just can't muster up the gumption to read through them. however if you want something that's very simple he talks a lot about cooking food with very little drama or plot or intrigued then this is the book for you? It's well written. That's literally my only complaint about this book is I was kind of bored with it after a while. But there's no grammar or typos. The characters all seem very likable. The world building is very lacking. But I am very intrigued by it all so I wish the author would go into more detail about how it all works and what not. I think that's the cracks of my complaint here. It's not the quality or the quantity it's just lacking flavor, If I'm going with the cooking theme lol. I just like to know more about the backgrounds and the world building and a little bit more about the personality of the characters and less about food. But it's a pretty chill read if you just want a veg out and read it. the author and/or translator is good at their job. there's very little if any errors in this and it's a very easy read overall. Just not my cup of tea