The protagonist, Gu, is one of the first beings born with the world at the dawn of the primordial era. His true form is a stubborn stone that only wants to lie flat and bask in the sun.
One day, Nuwa, bored out of her mind, came to the mountain where he lived and used mud to mold the first “human.”
The mud figure wobbled to its feet and looked around curiously.
Empress Nuwa clapped her hands in delight. “Oh, it’s alive! So cute. I’ll call you ‘human’!”
The first thing that “human” did was tear off the most comfortable patch of moss on Gu and stuff it into its mouth.
The first thing the second “human” did was try to carve an inscription into Gu to commemorate the occasion.
The third “human”... They began figuring out how to move the enormous stone that was Gu.
Alarm bells rang in Gu’s mind. For the first time in his eternally unchanging stone heart, a thought emerged: “Be on your guard! A terrifying upright ape called ‘human’ has appeared!”
From then on, to protect his “peace and quiet,” the protagonist was forced into a bitter struggle of wits against the “bratty” human race, while constantly filing complaints with “irresponsible parent” Nuwa.
Dear author, your work is really unique! It not only makes people deeply understand the majesty and power of nature, but also inspires us how to coexist harmoniously with nature. The presentation of this theme completely breaks the traditional prehistoric routine and makes people shine. I sincerely hope you can continue to create, I am very optimistic about you! 🙂
This is an alternative prehistoric novel with a slower pace, but it's pretty good. One more point makes it a cool novel, one less point makes it a hydrology. It's the Lord of the Sky and the Mother of All Spirits on the Earth. It's gentle and delicate, and also has the fury of thunder. Pay attention to the setting of the protagonist. A few suggestions (if it's wrong, don't criticize it)
It's actually quite good, but it's not comfortable with Nuwa being a naughty child at the beginning. The middle and later stages are pretty good, but I feel like some of the character plots can be planned. I hope that in the later stages, the human protagonist can take a special path (similar to a parasitic beast).
I think it's quite interesting, but some people can't stand this kind of writing. Can I read Shuangwen? The protagonist is a local stone who is carefree and does not strive for fame and wealth. However, the moral character of the demon tribe in Zhoushan is quite low. If the constraints of the rules are lost, the true colors will definitely be revealed.
Nice looking and interesting. Have your own thoughts. Very interesting.
Hee hee, it looks good. The last time I saw man and nature coexisting in harmony was on the big black fish in Poyang Lake.
It was quite frustrating in the early stage, but then it felt better.
Much like "Sleeping Stone", a stone that wants to sleep has witnessed the changes of the times.
Nice looking, thank you