Honghuang: Trapped for Three Thousand Years from the Start

Not bad, very satisfying. I hope the author will work hard to develop his imagination.

Come on, the author is looking forward to it

I like this book very much. It's unsystematic, technological, and prehistoric. I really like it. I hope the author can keep writing it. At least it won't be discontinued. It doesn't matter if it's unfinished. Just don't discontinue it to give me the illusion that it will be updated.

Not a bad book, the middle part is quite interesting

If you want to survive in the primitive world, you must become a dragon or a locust. Infrastructure construction must be accelerated, and three thousand years of mortals can kill golden immortals, so there is no solution if the level does not reach the conceptual level. Then a human being who has become an immortal must be able to withstand the work ability of ten thousand people. Then use ancient ore materials to mass-produce large-caliber weapons. As long as one battleship with full power can scratch a small wound on the Daluo class, hundreds of millions of warships can kill Daluo. According to this view of the timeline, it is estimated that it will take tens of thousands of years for repairs to be completed. So there is plenty of time. Unless the author wants to directly abuse the main character

Author, I think you can do this. First of all, the human race can cultivate immortality, so they can live a long time. Secondly, hasn't the human race's technology already broken through the controllable nuclear fusion? So is there a possibility that after the human race cultivates immortality, they can continue to learn and climb the technological tree as scientists, and then apply technology to the cultivation of immortality. After the technology takes off, genetic engineering, later energy devices and various gadgets can be used to achieve the purpose of artificial aura?

It looks good. It should be the combination of technology and immortality. It also has entertainment. Come on, I hope to see the entire continent playing 55 vs. 50 Or 100s of people playing battle royale.

This book is really well written, but updates are too slow. This kind of confrontation between technology and immortality is exactly what I want. Please come on, author, and update it quickly! It is best to improve technology in the later stage and it will not be worse than cultivating immortals.

In the early stages of this book, I think the damage is a bit high, but not too high (they don't have any great raw materials in the Pearl World). As for the raw materials later, I think we can add some that have special effects. For example, if a laser gun is hit, it will catch fire directly or the place where it is hit will turn into dirt.

It's okay, but I haven't researched the genetic potion? Is it possible to add minerals like Pokmon and Fire Stone? Isn't there anything weird and weird in the prehistoric world that can be studied?