
Warlord of the Primitive Age
我在原始时代当霸主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 878k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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The Best Novels About Barbarian Tribes
Everyone, recommend your favorite tribal novels!
Stories About Transmigrating to Primitive Society and Leading Primitive People to Develop Civilization
The protagonist leads primitive people in developing civilization, without any fantasy powers.
Looking for Primitive-Era Stories, No Beastmen, Male-Oriented, About Leading a Tribe to Progress
Looking for Novels About Being Reborn in a Primitive Tribe and Leading It to Prosperity
Something more grounded, without mythology or Warcraft and the like. Just farming, smelting iron, and developing production.
Online Game Nation Wars: Lords, Founding Villages, and Recruiting Generals and Strategists
A feel-good novel without face-slapping.
Looking for Stories About Everyone Becoming a Lord and Recruiting Troops
Any Stories About Transmigrating to Another World and Developing a Territory, Deserted Island, Underground Cavern, or Something Similar From the Start?
Stories about starting out in another world and developing your own territory, or surviving on a deserted island, or digging up items in underground caverns, that sort of thing. There are also other races of living beings in the story.
Survival, Farming, Deserted Islands, and a System: Recommend Some Good Books!
A Game-Lord Novel About Players and Racial Conquest
There are six major races, and each race has its own upper plane. Three races make up one faction. Each race has its own distinctive troop types, with one troop type at each level from one to sixteen, plus the evolved forms of another troop type, making eight major troop types. There is one main plane.
Megalodon, Jurassic Park, and Anaconda
Modern setting, really awesome, and about fighting giant beasts from the natural world. No supernatural elements.
Looking for Primitive-Themed Novels
A million readers are begging on their knees for novels about primitive societies.
A Prince With Both Legs Disabled Plots to Claim the Throne From Childhood
Looking for books like "From the Start, I Was in a Wheelchair! In the End, I Became Emperor". The protagonist is patient, ruthless, holds grudges, and stops at nothing.
The Protagonist Transmigrates and Spends 100,000 Years Signing In Inside a Cave
Any Prehistoric Novels About Global Transmigration and Ark-Building?
A satisfying power fantasy where a few holier-than-thou characters get face-slapped by the protagonist. The protagonist is reborn.
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Even Cavemen Can Go Wild
One Hundred Thousand Years in Prehistory: Building a Civilization of City-States
Transmigrating to the Primitive Era: Farming, Conquering, and Becoming King
From Caveman to God
Transmigrating to a Tribe: They Mistook Me for an Omen of Disaster from the Start
A Million Years Before History, I Was Immortal
My Prehistoric Civilization System Can Be Shared
A Dream of Immortality in Another World: Infinite Leaders Shape an Era
I’m the Mage of the Tribe
Primitive Wilderness from the Start: Our Witch Can Do It All
Chiyou Is Actually Me
Reborn in a Primitive Tribe
Starting from Scratch: I Have a Tribe in the Great Wilderness
Transmigrated to the Primitive World: My Husband Has His Hands Full
I Transmigrated to Prehistoric Times: I Shocked the Cavemen from the Start
Seat of the Barbarian God
After I Transmigrated, I Survived the Great Wilderness and Somehow Became a God
The Ancient Archaeological Team Vanished at the End of the Tomb
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Having read up to chapter 65, I noticed a few issues that I hope the author can address. First, primitive societies lacked a unified system of weights and measures, so the jin (斤) existed. Second, did the author sweat excessively quickly after the flood? Given the weather described in the text, it wasn't particularly hot; how could such a massive floodwater disappear so quickly in the lake?
The plot is fast-paced, the writing is detailed, and the logic is sound. Keep it up!!
This book is good, but the ending is too abrupt. There's no sequel, the girlfriend stops touching him, and the system's father-in-law stops talking... In short, there may be some reason for the unfinished ending, but it's very good, and I support the author's narrative.
Anyway, I've read a lot of original novels, and this one is pretty good.
A very good book
It feels somewhat lacking in detail; many parts are glossed over, lacking vividness, reducing its appeal, and making it less immersive. While there are many good parts—the beginning and framework are decent—it feels a bit skeletal. I hope the author can enrich the framework and add more detail. The plot should be engaging and gripping. Add more highlights.
I wonder if some people have actually read this book? Anyway, I think it's very good; I've been reading it for a week now, and it's excellent.
That's amazing; we should tell everyone what kind of environment this takes place in.
Okay, excellent, a book worth reading.
You're amazing! You have so much survival knowledge!