Ancient Myths: Beginning with Tribal Wars

The protagonist rescues the enemy and discovers his true identity. When he arrives at the Yufu tribe, he doesn't ask anyone to remind him of his tribe. As a result, when he sends someone back, he happens to run into the enemy army. Is this so fast? The most important thing is why the author likes the protagonist so much to wait for the tribe to be half-dead before the gods come to save the tribe from fire and water. He cannot be fully prepared and then ambush. He has to stand firm and is surrounded by enemies from all directions. Does he like Shi Hao's temperament of bloody battles in the wilderness?

The author's background should be the world of Shan Hai Jing, but it combines the history of ancient Shu in ancient times and the period between Xia and Shang. It takes the tribal conflict between Bai Guan, the second king of ancient Shu, and Yu Fu, the third king of ancient Shu, as the starting point to create a new world of practice. The way of practice in it is different from ordinary fantasy, and practice has a price. This is good, and it has greatly reduced the number of people practicing. The population at the peak, the writing is good, and it seems that the development of the story should also revolve around tribal wars and civilized wars. However, because it is an ancient setting and the Classic of Mountains and Seas, and the author does not refer to any documents after Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the names of many characters and strange animals are very unfamiliar. I still don't know the specific and complete way of practice, but it is still worth recommending to continue writing.

Could you please stop using science? What you write is mythology, not science

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If you want to write about science, don't write about mythology. It makes you uncomfortable at first glance.