One day, a beam of green light shone down from the sky, and every human being in the world turned to stone in an instant.
With humanity gone from Earth, technological civilization regressed instead of advancing. The great edifices of the age, modern industry, and contemporary chemical products slowly disappeared over time. The traces of humanity were gradually erased. Then, 3,700 years later, forests full of animals reclaimed human territory once more. Somewhere in the Celestial Empire, a stone statue began to crack, setting off a chain reaction. The transmigrator Chu Han arrived in this parallel world of the Stone Age.
Chu Han: "Civilization has regressed to the Stone Age, so let me start from scratch and bring back, all at once, the civilization that took two million years to develop!"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I wish you a happy family, a successful career, a beautiful wife, a family full of children and grandchildren, a car, a luxury car, a house, a mansion, and a billion in savings.
The plot of Stone Age has ended in Chapter 125, and what follows is fantasy. Friends who are watching Stone Age can skip it after seeing this!
The protagonist is from the south of China, so if you want to meet Qianzora and others, you have to wait at least until they build the ship. As for the world, it is the world of the Stone Age, but the difference is that the protagonist is not directly in the island country, but in the recovery of China, slowly building technology.
Haha, just reading the introduction is already insulting my IQ. All human beings on the earth are deprived of technology, but they are not advancing but retreating? Where is the brain? Just ask, how is it possible for technology to advance without people? It seems like technology should progress if there are no more people.
Is it really okay for anime fans to just use their original names?
Written entirely according to the Stone Era
Isn't it good to arrange a Minecraft system for the protagonist in Stone Age? Isn't he good?
To be honest, I was very much looking forward to it at first, but too many props were obtained in a unclear way. Why did the protagonist have alcohol? Why is there caramel again? There is no logic in the development of civilization. The reason why no one writes this kind of article is that logic is also very important. Wine needs time to ferment, and it also takes time to reduce steps. The leaps and bounds are puzzling.
Good guy, another one who is enjoying the popularity of Stone Age
Wouldn't it be better to become a monster hunter in the fantasy chapter?