Reborn Into a Primitive Society to Raise Babies

Li Feng is probably the unluckiest person to transmigrate. A typhoon appeared out of nowhere and, in the end, Li Feng’s body was unexpectedly hit by a lightning bolt. Then, his soul left his body and he transmigrated. Li Feng didn’t mind transmigrating because maybe he could find his Mr. Right. However, he instantly wanted to die again! His stomach was big from being pregnant! But he was still a man! Oh, God, why did you strike me with lightning and send me here?! What kind of world was this? Why did he have to have children when he was a man? What was this place? Why was he surrounded by primitive people? They were running around barefoot with animal hide clothing and their unkempt hair down!

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Reborn Into a Primitive Society to Raise Babies "Reborn Into a Primitive Society to Raise Babies" is quite the title, isn't it? It certainly piqued my interest, and after diving in, I can see why it has a dedicated following, even if it might not be for everyone. It's a slow-burn slice-of-life story with a heaping dose of childcare in an alternate, primitive world. ### First Impressions My initial impression was that this is a very chill read. The MC, Li Feng, is a transmigrated journalist who finds himself pregnant in a primitive society. It's a far cry from the usual OP protagonist trope. He retains his modern knowledge but doesn't suddenly become a master inventor or warrior. It's more about adapting and using his skills to improve his new life. I was immediately drawn in by the premise, especially the lack of typical "golden finger" advantages. ### What Works Well The story's strength lies in its comfortable, daily-life focus. The author does a good job detailing the step-by-step progress of the MC and his partner as they build their lives and raise their family. The babies are indeed adorable, and the doting love interest is a definite plus. I appreciated the lack of annoying family drama, which can often bog down similar stories. The romance is slow, but that fits the setting and allows for a more natural development of the relationship between Li Feng and his partner. I also found it refreshing that the world-building focuses on a more realistic portrayal of a primitive society, without resorting to beastkin or other common fantasy elements. ### Areas of Concern Honestly, the pacing can be a bit of a drag at times. It's definitely a slow burn, and if you're looking for action and adventure, this isn't it. Some might find the lack of major conflict or dramatic events a bit boring. I can also see how the writing style, which leans more towards "telling" rather than "showing," might not appeal to all readers. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Okay, so there's a bit of a spoiler regarding chapter 40 that some readers found issue with. Apparently, there's a disagreement or misunderstanding between the MC and the patriarch regarding rice cultivation. Some felt the MC was overly sensitive, while others felt it was a manufactured conflict. I haven't gotten that far yet, so I can't personally comment, but it's something to be aware of. Also, it's revealed that the original owner of the body, Feng, also transmigrated into Li Feng's original body in the modern world. ### Final Verdict "Reborn Into a Primitive Society to Raise Babies" is a cozy, slice-of-life novel that's perfect for readers who enjoy farming, clan-building, and slow-burn romance. It's not going to set your world on fire with action, but it offers a comforting and heartwarming escape into a different world. If you're looking for something sweet and peaceful, give it a try. Just be prepared for a slower pace and a focus on the mundane details of daily life.