From the Start, I'm a Great Chieftain. The Priestesses Are Luscious, and the Foreign Tribes Are Peaceful

Su Bai accidentally transmigrates to the Stone Age, nine thousand years in the past, and becomes the great chief of the Baidi Tribe.

In an age when hunger and barbarism plague humanity, Su Bai uses industrial knowledge from the future to lead his tribe onto the path of technology thousands of years ahead of schedule.

Raise livestock, select crops and improve farming, smelt iron and cast cannons, build cities and trade, conquer and claim kingship.

While other tribes are still howling as they hunt, the Baidi Tribe already has herds of cattle and sheep filling its mountain pastures.

While other tribes still wield stone spears and wooden pikes, the Baidi Tribe is already equipped with firearms and cannons.

Sumer: I was playing with clay tablets that day, then suddenly, everyone was gone.

Nile River: My king, the pyramid boundary marker is complete. In this life, I shall guard the borders for Huaxia!

Native Americans: I hereby declare that the Sun God is under Huaxia's authority.

Steam engines, ocean-going ships, medicine, weapons, culture...

From a Stone Age tribe to a pioneer of the world. Unite the world's civilizations, and bring them all under Huaxia.

In the end, Su Bai sits upon the throne.

A young shamaness at his left, a Western Regions dancer at his right, and a romantic European beauty in his arms.

Minister: My king, the last few Wa slaves have worked themselves to death, too.

Su Bai: Toss them in the furnace and burn them.

Minister: My king, the entire surface of the world now belongs to our Huaxia civilization.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.