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Not bad [thinking] There are two key issues in the book, one is the number of tribes, and the other is the hereditary system. A matriarchal society of fifty people is just right, but a patriarchal society obviously stretches the crotch. Although they had gone through a defensive battle, the result was a victory, because the tribe was still alive and was not reduced to bare bones, which meant that the casualties were limited and would not fall into double digits. Why is it a patriarchal society? There is a clan leader (especially a hereditary one), a wife, the ability to sell to the tribe (accepting members of other tribes), and the ability to accept human sacrifices from tribe members. But this is not a big problem. Just increase the number of people and it will be fine. The next step is the key. Let's start with totems. The stone forest is most likely a nature worship (and further discussion may be matrilineal), which shows that the basis for large-scale cooperation between tribes is poor and there is no common symbolic abstract concept. For leaders, their role in mobilizing resources on a large scale to fight disasters is greatly reduced, and their legitimacy will inevitably be questioned. Let's talk about the origin. From the fact that totems have not been transformed into abstract symbols, and no bronze monopoly violence has evolved, it can be seen that it is most likely still an early patriarchal society, and there will inevitably be legacy from a matrilineal society, and it is also similar to the participation of a republic. Things in society tend to be discussed together. The power of the patriarch is extremely limited, and the areas involved are more about external affairs. Parts related to social production are discussed by everyone. So it's strange that the protagonist is alive. Let's start with Japan. The fact that the custom industry there is so developed has something to do with the fact that he entered the patriarchal society only a few hundred years ago. The reason why they only recognize their mothers is because tribal women can have sex with men from other tribes at will, and the children they give birth to will only recognize their mothers. After all, you don't know who your father is. This trend has even spawned people who specialize in breaking virginity. Yes, it's just what you think, it's still a profession. But one of the foundations of the paternal line is to ensure the bloodline, so there is a high probability that the eldest son will be killed in the transitional stage. It is amazing that the protagonist can survive without his younger brother. The failure to have children is completely irresponsible of the old patriarch. You cannot use modern morality to constrain the production relations under ancient productivity. Regarding productivity adaptation. Hereditary means forming enough violence. The key lies in the leap of tools. At least the bronzes must be pointed out to ensure that a large number of people obey a small group of people who control the force. In addition, hereditary inheritance does not guarantee that there will be a wise king from generation to generation. If you meet a fool, the entire tribe will be dragged down by him. Legally, a fool can be allowed to come to power. At least it shows that the internal power struggle is strong enough. If the power transmission method is not fixed, the losses of each power transition will be far greater than if a fool comes to power. Compared with Big Fool coming to power, now Lei has made a lot of money. He knows how to train the backbone and has his own team; he can consider the tribe's perspective and deal with Big Fool in a way that can best unite everyone (after eating the tribe's food for more than ten years, he will be stupid all day long. It is difficult not to suspect that it is based on taking away other people's food. This method is one of the few contributions); and he has followed the old patriarch for many years and has unparalleled information about each tribe, which can avoid unnecessary conflicts. Undoubtedly an excellent leader Selling tribes is also quite interesting. Someone without a maternal line would do this. The maternal line only recognizes blood ties, and without blood ties, it is unreliable. In the early days, men were usually not retained in the paternal line. If they were, it would be a child. A tribe that could retain adult men would have to be large enough to allow for the existence of a considerable number of prostitutes, but judging from Stone Age terms, it would be difficult to have such a large tribe. In other words, Lei Neng was stupid enough to sell himself for zero yuan. This is a bit like you taking the initiative to make a fraudulent phone call to Northern Myanmar Telecom, saying that I am already valuable, so hurry up and take my money. I'm really curious as to how the old patriarch could bring out this idiot. Maybe the patriarch himself is also an idiot. To sum up, hereditary inheritance is basically out of the question. The only possible scenario is that a matrilineal society that has just transitioned to the patrilineal system suffers a catastrophic disaster and the number of people decreases sharply. The old patriarch leads a group of people to escape and avoid genocide. It just so happened that there were no veterans in that group, they were all rookies. Let this clan leader think about it. My second son has the qualifications to be a great emperor. He fooled everyone into letting his son continue to do it. His son is also capable and understands the principle of starting from a baby. He continues to fool the young people of the new generation and makes them agree with the principles of the family and the world. But it's a pity that he is a big lover, even a wild child dares to ask for it, and he will not give birth to another child. The subordinate is a sensible person, knowing that allegiance to this big fool will end the game. He has been submissive and submissive, but finally saw that there is no other way. The power of the false gods wants to make the tribe quiet and regain its sight. It no longer prefers to freeze the tribe and obey the big fool's family. Unexpectedly, he saw the protagonist, the real emperor, but still knew that he had to make way for him, so he had a heated exchange with him. At the critical moment, he did not hesitate to use the previous battle to fabricate betrayal (later, the enemy who happened to take advantage of your illness and killed you came down the slope, thinking that it would destroy his will and prove his inferiority, so he admitted it). Great, great Tom. Another world, magical.

I'm convinced, I didn't get the first place [crying], keep crying and try harder, don't stop updating.

Oops, the author has updated the book. I want to ask the author one thing. Is your book No Regrets in This Life? Will MC still be a square person in the next life? Do you still need to update it? 😃

That's weird. Have a few of Lao Cry's other works been taken off the shelves?

Cry, you are invincible

The iron ingots in MC weigh thousands of kilograms, right? The iron sleeves have to weigh tens of thousands of kilograms. A cube-shaped person looks like a humanoid King Kong when he wears it.