Lei Ting, a modern man, accidentally transmigrates to an ancient matriarchal society. His soul enters the body of a primitive human in another world. He has no golden finger or supernatural powers, only the loneliness of being separated from prehistoric times by tens of thousands of years.
At first, Lei Ting is dispirited and rejects this impoverished, primitive era where people eat raw meat and drink blood. He drifts through each day in a daze, even wishing for death as an escape. But after other tribes humiliate and oppress him, Lei Ting finally accepts reality and awakens the will he has carried across tens of thousands of years. From then on, he vows to change this era.
Primitive society is full of untapped resources, and human civilization is a blank slate. Under his leadership, humanity advances from using fire, pottery, farming, and animal husbandry all the way to the metal age. People grow stronger and stronger, until they finally reach the top of the food chain and rule the world.
It's well written, but it's not very long at the moment and updates are slow. The story is framed within logic. The writing and pacing are good, and the protagonist is a bit more fleshed-out, but not particularly impressive. Other characters are a little thin, and adding some side plots with supporting characters will still be within a reasonable range. It doesn't give people that strong feeling in terms of enjoyment. This has something to do with the protagonist's not very angular personality, but this can only be said to be a personal opinion. This taste is also a flavor right now. From start-up to development, from merger to migration. The plot has an ups and downs rhythm, and there are also irreconcilable and powerful enemies that appear in the early stages, all of which are well arranged. At least from my appreciation point of view, this ancient article is still among the best in its category.
It's worth reading. Although many places are not perfect, after all, it is ancient times and there are no absolute examples or historical sites for reference. It is already considered a very good ancient tribal novel. Come on 🤔🤔
Since we are located in the Central Plains, what happened to potatoes?
Come on, it looks pretty
Red and fiery, in a trance
The writing is still beautiful, not bad
Nice but too short
Sbarasi, I love the author
Not bad, keep up the good work
Fine! Wonderful! Come on brother!!