Survival in a Prehistoric Tribe

I think the cost-effectiveness of raising deer is relatively low, unlike cattle, sheep and pigs. I also think that wolves can be domesticated, and dogs can be used in many ways. Hunting, guarding, herding, etc. It can even be used as a backup ingredient! And dogs eat what humans eat, you don't need to raise a lot of them, it's totally fine.

The pace is fast and I feel like every chapter is very busy. The writing is good and very careful, but it is too detailed and feels a bit watery. There is no mess like intrigues and intrigues. It is still very interesting to focus on development. Reading too many war novels makes me tired. Each chapter has three to four thousand words and is very comfortable to read. It is recommended to add some short stories occasionally. Taking out a lot of things at once is a bit boring. The book is very interesting and worth recommending when you are in a book shortage.

It's okay, the pure construction flow is the ancient joint model of cooperation, and it should be jointly founded in the future [laughter] There is currently no sign of war, which is a bit boring for a war freak like me (I want to see rivers of blood [laughs]) Summary: If you like management and construction, you can take a look

It looks okay, but the pace is a bit too fast. It takes less than 2 years to build a house, build a wall, make pottery, weave, blacksmith, dry meat and fish, open up land for farming, domesticate so many poultry and livestock, provide them with fodder for the winter, and hunt, and everything is basically done simultaneously.

Come on, be logical and self-consistent, and keep people from getting out of the plot. You can describe the features of the primitive prehistoric continent, novel things, and bold imagination, as long as the logic is self-consistent and combined with some prehistoric archeology and modern things. The use of modern things keeps the good habit of checking.

There are currently 90 chapters. Although there are some minor bugs, the flaws are not concealed. The overall flow is very smooth and it is a pure ancient farming story without any weird magic or fantasy. The surrounding tribes have almost started to get used to farming together, and then they can start to formulate a calendar. The calendar is the core of agriculture, politics, and culture. Agriculture: Calendars can calculate when to plant crops, and when to start storing grain for the winter; Politics: If the surrounding tribes obey you just because you bring new items, greed and betrayal will easily occur. If the calendar is established, there will be faith, and belief in this law of planting life, then the law makers are equivalent to their rulers; Culture: For tribes further away, they can also open up markets through commodities, and then use the calendar to stipulate them, and they will have the same way of life, the same customs, and the same culture. With this foundation of rule, we can concentrate our efforts on doing big things [shy] (In ancient my country, there are records that the establishment of calendars was unique to the rulers)

Not bad but there are some questions. Do even primitive people really not know how to fight? I don't believe it. It's normal for different tribes to have conflicts and fights. Also, the author wrote that there should have been other prehistoric prehistoric races during this period, but there were a few, but only late-stage Homo sapiens remained. I don't need to tell you why. You can also write a little about this. I hope the author can consider these later.

Why didn't you build a bathhouse and install a therapist? Scissors were also invented! Not realistic enough! The novel should be called: "Rebirth of the Ancient Era without War or Struggles." The novel seriously ignores human nature. Wherever there are people, there will be struggles. Other tribes are suffering from snowstorms and don't have enough to eat. Why can't they all come together to rob you? Everyone has high moral standards and won't come to rob you even if they are hungry? Being rich alone is useless without the corresponding protective capabilities! Economic and military forces should be developed simultaneously, otherwise they will only become cash machines for other tribes, such as Iraq's invasion of Kuwait.

The writing style is very good, and it is one of my favorite time-travel novels. There is no Long Aotian plot, and there is no golden finger. It describes the changes made little by little by ordinary people when they traveled through primitive civilization. I like this type very much, please keep writing.

It is really a must-have before going to bed. There is basically no poison in the 300 chapters. Each chapter is building a tribe, and things happen one after another. It is not suitable to be read in one sitting. Reading a little bit every day, especially before going to bed, is very pleasant.