[Civilization + Immortality from the Start + Hardcore Farming + Climbing the Tech Tree + Infrastructure Mania + Realistic Style]
I transmigrated in the flesh to a time ten thousand years ago, and unexpectedly gained nearly ten thousand years of life, along with an age of minus 9,979.
No System, no cultivation, no supernatural elements of any kind.
While other transmigrators cultivate immortality and slay gods, my daily life is spent recreating the curved-shaft plow on a desolate plain, and teaching primitive people to bury their dead on a battlefield strewn with corpses, telling them what it means to have a “comrade.”
I once thought my mission was to survive in the prehistoric wilderness and run with the wolves.
Only later did I realize that wilderness survival was merely the beginning of this ten-thousand-year solitary journey.
From the Stone Age to the Bronze Age, then on to the Industrial Age; crossing into the Information Age, uploading consciousness, and finally traveling between the stars, striking across dimensions, building planet-destroying warships, and ruling the Milky Way.
I, He Wei, will kindle the spark of civilization with my own hands on this benighted land, then spend ten thousand years watching it blaze into a fire that consumes the wilderness.
Welcome to my prehistoric infrastructure project. There are no one-click upgrades here, only the hardcore reboot of civilization.
"Stone Stars: I Restarted Civilization Ten Thousand Years Ago" is really a treasure novel and must be given five stars! As soon as I saw the title and introduction of the book, I was deeply attracted. The combination of elements such as "civilization restart", "hardcore farming" and "tech tree climbing" is simply my favorite. Different from the common immortality and system flow time travel novels on the market, this book adopts a realistic style. There is no system with golden fingers, and there is no plot of cultivating immortality from heaven to earth. This unique setting is eye-catching. The protagonist faces a very difficult situation at the beginning. He physically travels to 10,000 years ago, and is still at the embarrassing age of -9979 years old. He only has a lighter, a take-out suit, half a pack of spicy sticks, and even a prehistoric wolverine that wants to eat him. The difficulty of survival is extremely high! But the protagonist relies on his own wisdom and tenacity to survive step by step in the desperate situation, from calculating the terrain gap to replicating the "quyu plow", from teaching primitive people burial to popularizing scientific knowledge, every plot is written very wonderfully, making people excited to watch, as if they really follow the protagonist back to that barbaric era and witness the restart of civilization bit by bit. The book describes the life scenes of primitive society and the development process of mankind in a very detailed and reasonable manner. It can be seen that the author has done a lot of homework in history, science and other aspects. Moreover, the protagonist's spirit of never giving up despite loneliness and difficulties is really touching. Watching him go from simply trying to survive to later shouldering the mission of restarting civilization, this growth and transformation is very moving. In general, "Stone Stars: I Restarted Civilization Ten Thousand Years Ago" is an excellent work in terms of plot conception, character creation, and writing style. It is highly recommended to all book lovers who like history, science fiction, and farming literature!
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It's very interesting to watch. It feels good to watch the protagonist lead the people to light up the science and technology books and municipal trees. There are descriptions on organizational structure, military diplomacy, national affairs, construction, and agriculture. I hope the author can advance into the future era.
It's pretty cool, but what happens next? I feel that the author can write more details. After all, many of them are about the founding of the country in general. I feel like that, what is the difference between writing about history? And the protagonist is an immortal. 🤔
Comparing the Virgin in a sense to the point of putting oneself at risk. Super memory and knowledge reserves accelerate technology and productivity, and use super prestige, super force, and super control to overturn modern systems and morality. It also reaped the dividends of a small population, weakness from foreign invaders, and longevity. The next step is to see how long it can be stable and when there will be enough resources to impact the industrial revolution.
Overall, it's great. Although it's rough, I finished it in one morning. It gave me a sense of a grand epic that made me read history. Compared with the coldness of history books, this book is still very delicate. The third-person perspective is great, but it's too little and not enough to read. If you like history, you can come and read it. The whole chapter is not delayed and there are no poisonous points. It is really good.
No system, no routines, a light and refreshing niche science fiction novel
It's okay. According to this subject, I can at least write about the space age. Don't let it be unfinished.
This book deserves 9.4 Points. In this article, I can feel the weight of epic and history. I believe you will not regret reading this book. In the early stage, the technology population has not increased, so the pace is slow, but in the middle and late stages, the author should pay attention to letting some talents come out to speed up the pace. Modern human technology and scientific knowledge cannot be completed by one person, so you have to expand the population, increase the probability of talent emergence, and speed up the pace. Otherwise, it will be difficult to finish the book if you write a thousand or ten thousand pages. The geniuses who appeared in the Bronze Age can only be said to be talented people. The kind of talents who study the nature of the world and promote the development of science and technology have not yet appeared, let alone the kind of peerless geniuses with epoch-making significance. Please let the author release a Qian Lao.
Take off in the Bronze Age, super refreshing