A Man in Beijing Builds Civilization from the Cavemen

Su Chen transmigrated by accident. When he realized he had arrived in the primitive era,

he faced endless dangers and understood what he had to do.

First, he would secure his place in the tribe, then build a civilization of his own.

His mind held the knowledge of civilization, and his hands carried its flame.

Ambitious, Su Chen was determined to create a world of his own.

While other tribes still ate raw meat and drank blood, his tribe already had access to clean, safe water.

While other tribes still hid in caves for shelter, his people had emerged from them to build walls and homes of their own.

While other tribes were still experimenting with slash-and-burn farming, his tribe was rebuilding the shamanic civilization, using advanced knowledge and power to restore mechanized farming.

While other tribes still used little wooden rafts, his tribe began building great ships, preparing to cross the endless sea.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.