“The author hasn’t abandoned the novel. I’m polishing it up, 7.10” (No System / Hardcore Survival / Technical Focus / Ensemble Tribal Cast / Natural Disasters and Apocalypse / Passing on Civilization)
Humanity’s dominion over the world began with a healed thighbone.
When a modern soul collides with primitive instincts, how much must ancient humans pay to give birth to a god of their own?
When Li Ang, a modern office drone, sees a savage with a stone spear hunting a mammoth, his bucket list is rewritten completely:
√ Transmigrated to prehistoric society (Hell mode)
√ Unlocked the disaster encyclopedia (more disasters being added all the time)
In a prehistoric age already crawling with wild beasts, the whole apocalypse lineup will unfold one after another: extreme cold, lava, floods, plagues, famine...
And nine years of compulsory education will be Li Ang’s only “golden finger.”
Through one deadly ordeal after another, Li Ang, scrambling to survive, finally discovers the purpose of his transmigration: he must develop the technology tree and ensure the continuation of human civilization!
When the land can no longer sustain life, survivors from a hundred tribes along the way set off in a mighty procession on a tragic journey across the last ice age.
Ahead lies a frozen corridor of death.
Behind them is a world drowned beneath raging floods.
Campfires light up the night, joining into an unquenchable wall of flame.
At the moment of despair, that long song passed down from mouth to mouth points the way to a place called home, the land where it all began.
Excerpt from the basalt stele:
“This book proclaims in the name of the terrifying upright ape: With my two feet, I shall measure the domains of the gods. Wherever the sun and moon shine shall be my kingdom!
May humanity’s spark never die, and may its spirit never fade!”
It's quite good. It's a serious time-travel story. There are no cheats. It's purely based on hand-writing. Although you have to lose your brain to read it, it's already good. And not everything goes as expected. There are natural and man-made disasters everywhere. In fact, I personally think it can be added. Some fantasy elements, such as animals and plants that have never been seen before, but are very magical. After all, it was the end of the Ice Age. No one knew what existed at that time. Maybe many unseen animals and plants could not even retain their fossils, and they were extinct under this natural disaster.
I gave it a five-star review in an attempt to bring back the author who had been discontinued. It's simply not enough. I've become addicted and suddenly disappeared. Do you think it's uncomfortable? 😣
It's beautiful. The description of the environment and the characters are all clear and clear. It's a pity that there are too few book friends. Come on, the author.
It's so good, especially the first dozen chapters made me laugh. I hope the author will keep up the good work.
It looks good, but the description is rough in many places. It would be better if it was more detailed. There are many places that smell like AI. . . I like to use fancy descriptions. . Deepseek continues?
It's okay, but there's no one there
It's a novel with great potential. If there are giants, it would be more interesting if it adds some fantasy content and mythology.
It seems that there is no poisonous point at present, it came too early, and the update is a bit slow [Learned]