
Returning to Primitive Society to Become a Chief
回到原始社会做酋长
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 6.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Yes, keep working hard. The fonts should be neat and tidy. If you can, just straighten them. If you can't, forget about it.
I rectify the name of this book. It is a super beautiful book and the author's writing is wonderful. I was emotionally moved, it was so beautiful. Thanks to the author, I have read Chapter 1670. It is really exciting and wonderful.
It's a pretty good time-travel drama. I buried my burdens early enough, and I can still string it together after writing so much. It's amazing!
It's quite good to read, provided you read more than a thousand chapters. It's a bit toxic at the beginning, but I got through it. This is a very good book. The rating is too low, probably because it was pulled down by the one-star pile below [Eating Melon]
Let me start by saying that I have read the whole book, 2468 chapters, and although I stopped for a while in the middle, I feel good about it and I recommend it. For some time, I have been interested in books about primitive tribes. This unsystematic, gold-finger-free book tells the story of modern people traveling through primitive times with vehicles, becoming emperors step by step, and developing the social economy. From the perspective of ordinary people (full of favorable impressions of saber-toothed tigers), it seems to be interspersed with the period of Yan, Huang, and Chi You. There are many foreshadowings and highlights, and it is rich in personal experiences, survival, approaching death, and betrayal, and the ending is just right.
I think this book is very good. Very exciting. I hope it's an adventure kind of thing. It's also creativity. I don't hope it's anything else. Come on, I believe you can do it. I hope you can understand.
The more you read, the better it looks. Support the author, come on ^0^~Oli gives! ! ! (Don't read novels in class)
It looks good, but I don't think it through very well! For example, how did you travel through time, and why did you reach primitive society without the plot behind the bicycle ride? What if you have a car with your schoolbags?
It shows us the trajectory of human development, from barbarism to unity, to civilization, and to a better future. Although the road is full of ups and downs, dangers, and many unstable factors, if you have hope in your heart, you will be able to overcome everything and move towards the light.
The story is unconventional. When I first read it, I was so angry at A Niu that I put it aside for a while. Hou Lu picked it up one after another and took a look, and unknowingly saw it now. I just want to say, "Brother, please update as soon as possible."