Caveman: I Build a Future City in Prehistoric Times
原始人：我在远古打造未来城
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 450k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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- Ancient Times: What's Wrong With Flying a Plane?人在远古：我开架飞机怎么了？Alternate title on Fanqie
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It was great, I read it all in one go. It's just a little short! Keep up the good work, author! It was tasteless, but a pity to throw it away. It was bland and uninteresting, getting worse and worse towards the end, so I gave up.
This isn't meant to be offensive to the author, but I hope the final ending goes like this: Chen Shan leads his people to conquer all the tribes in the world, earning praise and prestige. He uses this prestige to obtain city blueprints and various other blueprints. Finally, Chen Shan dies, and the corrupted people begin to rapidly develop. By 2022, an author has written a book: "People in Ancient Times: What's Wrong with Me Flying a Plane?" That's the final ending. 😏
Keep going! Don't assume primitive people weren't smart. The tools unearthed through archaeology are astonishing. Modern humans may not have the physique of primitive people, but they possess a proactive way of thinking that primitive people lacked.
@Little Carved Mushroom Stew The article has a concise and reasonable structure, and the author's understanding of the original text is also very profound and thorough. The language throughout the text is powerful and resounding, making it a thrilling and inspiring read.
It looks good, but it's a bit short and weak.
It's great, absolutely fantastic! Even though I've been reading novels for years, I've only finished about a dozen books, but I actually read this one straight through! That shows how much I love it. The only downside is the author's slow update speed, and I also don't want the author to add any other time-travelers later on, or for the tribe to suddenly be reduced to just a few people with the rest dead, or anything like that.
I love reading this! Author, please update soon, not too many chapters, just ten or twenty a day would be fine. 🥰🥰🥰
6. But don't worry about how the protagonist could understand the language of primitive people? (Did he automatically learn oracle bone script when he transmigrated at the beginning?) Also, if the tribe were to develop into a future era later on, that would be amazing (this kind of story needs at least 2000 chapters, okay?).
Why can't you focus on the cavemen first, and then run the three werewolves? But I still think you should prioritize the cavemen.
I'd give it a perfect score. I've been reading it for a long time and I still can't get enough. I hope the author continues to be meticulous and doesn't jump too far in technical terms.