Stone Tools********

The essence of political power is to tell stories. Whoever tells the story well will have the right. The protagonist should quickly learn the voice and start telling stories.

Very good, but too few. Secondly, the number of tribes is also a bit small, but there is no problem.

Five points, the story is very interesting, the writing is fluent, and there are no poisonous points. It is a rare good book. It's just that there are only a few chapters and it feels uncomfortable

Okay, there doesn't seem to be anything wrong with it.

Good, good, very, very, very good

Among many original novels, it is unique. It's good-looking, and the male protagonist knows how to develop his own power and absorb people from other tribes.

The original description is materialistic and objective, and there are no magical beasts, fairy magic, etc., Which suits my taste well. It has the feeling of playing civilization from a personal perspective.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

The writing is okay, but a little short, with 2 chapters of 9