No superpowers, only hunger and cold. With advanced technology, sound management, and a growing population, he will contend with heaven and earth to secure the necessities of life, and battle beasts and men to expand his territory. When the protagonist discovers that Homo sapiens are constantly being oppressed and slaughtered by other human species, he has no choice but to embark on a path of conquest.
A sudden storm carries Tian Hao back to a savage, primordial age.
When he opens his eyes, his tribe is already on the brink of collapse. The burden of survival falls on his shoulders, and he cannot shirk the mission he has been given. He must lead his people and keep them alive.
Experience and wisdom are his only weapons, but in this land of blood and fire, strength is the most fundamental law of survival.
By chance, his consciousness returns to his original body, and he discovers that it is still alive. From the fragments of information he learns each time, he gradually realizes that it is his original body that has repeatedly pulled him back from the brink of death. If that body dies, his consciousness will cease to exist as well.
So he begins trying every possible way to protect himself and those around him by moving between bodies. But at certain moments, a mysterious force always appears, reducing countless efforts to nothing.
His transmigration was no accident. His arrival had long been plotted by some unseen force.
Mysterious enemies lurking behind the tribe, natural disasters capable of destroying the world, and ancient forces whose faces have yet to be revealed: layer upon layer of fog closes in around his fate.
Those forces weave together into an invisible net, waiting for him to fall into the abyss, or break free and become the true master of this land.
Beneath the thunder, every question will come to light, one by one, as Tian Hao rises to power.
The writing style is like liquid food, suitable for a fast-paced life. It lacks information. It is okay to read when you have a fever. However, the first few chapters are tasteless and it is a pity to throw away the boiled water. It is not strong enough, but it can be seen that it has life skills. If you read it again later, I will give it a high star.