(Farming + infrastructure + no female protagonist + civilization construction + unification)
Song Ci, a modern geologist, woke up and traveled to a primitive world where hair and blood were eaten. The environment here is harsh, surrounded by ferocious beasts, the tribes are starved of food, and the civilization is ignorant. I thought I was certain to die, but found that I was bound to a pixel-style "Stardew Valley system"!
However, this system turns out to be a "castrated version": the weapons to be unlocked, the mines to be unlocked, and even fishing need to be prosperous to a certain extent before the primitive tribe can be unlocked? Song Ci had no choice but to disguise himself as the "spokesman of God", rely on the system's initial faith points, plant Venus crops in the ice and snow, and use food to harvest all the faith of the hungry tribe.
From the initial filling of the stomach to leading the tribe to intensive farming and building a defensive town, Song Ci combined the system with farming, allowing the elderly, weak, women and children to produce with peace of mind, allowing the tribe to grow rapidly and become increasingly prosperous. However, the real challenge has just begun - facing the powerful Xuanyuan clan who has developed an early civilization and trading system, can he lead his "Stardew Valley Tribe" to stand out from the tribal hegemony, finally unify the primitive, and create a prosperous civilization of his own?
Reader comments
Stardew Valley feels quite compatible with primitive society.
What is this called? This is called the Farmer's Guide to Reemployment in Another World. The writing is very nice hehe [Love]
Should the monetary unit be further refined and rely solely on faith? Can you add a mod?
If you can add modules, some modules are quite interesting.
You have potential, go for it
I feel that it is pretty good so far. It depends on the primitive people coming forward to show their saints and increase development and construction. However, there are so few updates at the moment. I am really afraid that the update will suddenly stop that day. Overall, it is good.
It's a very good setting. I just want to ask when the fishing rod will be unlocked and whether this fishing is a game mechanism or is it just like reality and you can only catch what fish are in the river?
Good looking meow good looking meow
Not bad, I just like this kind of original infrastructure article [sending my heart]
This book is good. There are some details that need to be polished, but the flaws are not hidden. It is a good book with potential. I hope the author can keep writing it.
It's really good-looking, blending Stardew Valley and the original world
It's well written and very interesting, but I don't know why so few people read it. I hope the author will work hard to update it.
Stardew Valley feels quite compatible with primitive society.
What is this called? This is called the Farmer's Guide to Reemployment in Another World. The writing is very nice hehe [Love]
Should the monetary unit be further refined and rely solely on faith? Can you add a mod? If you can add modules, some modules are quite interesting.
You have potential, go for it
I feel that it is pretty good so far. It depends on the primitive people coming forward to show their saints and increase development and construction. However, there are so few updates at the moment. I am really afraid that the update will suddenly stop that day. Overall, it is good.
It's a very good setting. I just want to ask when the fishing rod will be unlocked and whether this fishing is a game mechanism or is it just like reality and you can only catch what fish are in the river?
Good looking meow good looking meow
Not bad, I just like this kind of original infrastructure article [sending my heart]
This book is good. There are some details that need to be polished, but the flaws are not hidden. It is a good book with potential. I hope the author can keep writing it.
It's really good-looking, blending Stardew Valley and the original world
It's well written and very interesting, but I don't know why so few people read it. I hope the author will work hard to update it.
A good and rigorous book.
It's pretty good, come on