A Tribe of Primitive People from the Start

The world view of this book is very good. It can be said that no book I have read so far has such a good world view. It's good to go into space and contact the details of other civilizations and not be so biased towards humans towards other races. The "timeline" is explained clearly but a bit confusing. The cruelty of the collision between civilizations is also highlighted from the side. I just hope that the author can write a better ending, preferably with a family reunion, because when the protagonist's harem died, I was deeply moved. Life is like dust in front of time, and time is like ants in front of the big boss. The fragility of life is fully described. Support the author greatly, come on, "Wangwangwangwang"!

I personally feel good about it. The only thing is that there are too many women. I don't like harem stories, but this one made me change a bit. 🍻

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It's beautiful, has profound meaning, and can make people realize some excellent world views.

I feel that this book can be made into a big open world game. I am the protagonist, leading the primitive people to wander around every day to pick up supplies, farm monsters, and farm. It can also randomly refresh tasks. The terrain is diverse. How great.

I just finished reading the first volume of Stone Age. I think it is very interesting and I am ready to read the second volume. I hope everyone can take a look too.

As long as you don't go into the fantasy cultivation genre, it's fine.

Summary: farming + development + time travel + system + war + philosophical imagination + semi-immortal cultivation At first, I wanted to read a farming novel where the protagonist had a bit of a knack, and the system stream was fine, too. When I saw the first half, I thought it was about normal primitive people farming and building a country. I didn't expect to see that there was actually a war between countries. Then came the cosmic war, and then almost cultivating immortals, with gods fighting! It was such an eye-opener for me! I have to admire the author's imagination and some philosophical thoughts at the end, although it is a bit "nonsense" and difficult to understand. It's a pity that it ended too quickly. It feels like I could have written hundreds of more chapters. However, I also understand that it is usually difficult to write the story of the protagonist's "invincible" cultivation of immortality. As for the ending, it is not perfect, but it is acceptable. Writing style: 8/10 Logic: 8/10 Imagination: 9.5/10 Character description: 8/10 Story structure: 9/10 Overall rating: 9/10 First time giving 5* rating. I have read several books on Tomato before, and the highest I could give them was 4*. It's not really 4*, I wanted to give it something like 8.5 Points, but Pomodoro is not calculated out of 10 points, and the book is not good enough to reach 10 points, so I'll just give it a 4*. Although this book does not reach 10 points, I would say it is a 9 points. This time I feel like I want to encourage the author and give it a 5*!

I watched it on mp4 before, and I accidentally thought of this novel after many years. . I think this book has been with me for a long time. I must support it [like] [like] [like] [like] [like] [love] [love] [love] [KISS] [KISS]

The rest of the writing is very good, but there are a little few people commenting on this whole book, and probably not many people have read it. If possible, the author can change the first few chapters. It may be because those first few chapters have brainlessly discouraged many people.