"Have you ever seen a pistol used to shoot an immortal?"
"Have you ever seen a nuclear bomb used to blow up a Daluo Golden Immortal?"
"Have you ever seen someone go toe-to-toe with a quasi-sage in a mech?"
"Have you ever seen a spaceship bombard a saint?"
"Three Pure Ones, don't run! Watch out for my laser cannon."
My protagonist, Wang Ming, arrives in the magnificent prehistoric era,
an age when Daluo are not even as good as * and quasi-sages are everywhere.
Watch as the protagonist leads humanity in arming itself with advanced technology,
and leads humanity to defeat the lich clans.
He will become the one and only eternal protagonist.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Nuclear Bomb Saint → Cannonball Saint → Grenade Saint → Pistol Saint → Broadsword Saint → Boxing Saint → Baby Saint → Toothpick Saint → Cell Saint → Atomic Nucleus Saint
No one is better than the so-called intelligent brain. How can you play with technology in this situation? As long as others know your path, they can deduce your next path.
As far as the prehistoric setting is concerned, ordinary people holding innate treasures cannot be hardened to the quasi-sage. This is still under the condition that ordinary people can control the innate treasures. There is no doubt that the world of nuclear explosion saints will be destroyed
Another nuclear explosion saint
Have you ever seen a saint destroy the world?
If the two-way foil appears, the prehistoric world will be destroyed instantly!!!!!
Unless this technology is mutated, how can you compete with others? These weapons of yours are operated by humans. Can your reaction speed as an ordinary person be as good as someone else's modification? Some high-level monks can stop time or travel through time and space, so why are you trying to play with them? No matter how powerful the weapon is, it depends on the person. Even if your weapon can directly destroy the universe, so what? If you can't type it out, what's the use?
According to your opinion, why did prehistoric people want to cultivate immortality?
Commentary on Chapter 12: Abbot's Fairy Island Obtains Treasures in "Ancient Times: Arming the Human Race with Technology" written by Dayan Tengfei.
Commentary on Chapter 18: Dao Rewards and Planning written by Dayan Tengfei in "The Great Desolation: Arming the Human Race with Technology".