
The Rise of the Stone Age
石器崛起
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 14h ago
- English
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Other names
- I Taught Ape-Men to Make Rope, and They United the Savage Lands我教猿人搓麻绳,他们竟一统蛮荒Alternate title on Fanqie
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Tribes, Farming, Development: Come Share Your Recommendations!!!
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The Male Lead Is a Wild, Untamed Nomad Who Can Ride and Shoot
A Protagonist Takes a Weird, Niche Talent to the Extreme, With One Female Lead
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Return to Ancient Times, Transmigrate to the Primitive, Barbaric, and Primordial Worlds, Beastmen Included!
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I've read over a hundred chapters. It's so exciting and has a strong sense of immersion. The part about the home being flooded is particularly well written. The only shortcoming is that it always encounters big crises, causing the tribe to be constantly hit. It feels like it wants to develop but can't.
It's good; much better than those works that evolve at lightning speed and have no concept of time.
It looks good, the plot is smooth, and the characterization is also very good. It is much better than the original cheating novel. Although the development is slow, there is no feeling of dragging. It was a bit frustrating when the protagonist's tribe was weak and it was extremely difficult to survive. After reading the latest chapter, it has slowly developed. This is a very good novel.
Well written, rich in content, I enjoy reading it.
It's great, very novel, and more interesting than period dramas. A huge thumbs up to the author!
It's very good, I like it a lot. The content is very detailed, without repetitive flashbacks or anything like that. I hope the author continues to write with such dedication, and I will continue to support them. I dislike the systems written by others, and the exaggerated descriptions of building airplanes and cannons; they feel like pure nonsense. This author's system, on the other hand, is closer to reality, which is why I've been following it and will continue to support it. 😄
This book is quite good. It evokes memories of reading classics like Primitive Wars, Robinson Crusoe, and The Mysterious Island. The plot is generally intricate, and the protagonist doesn't experience the smooth-sailing development of a tribe typical of primitive stories. There are many life-or-death situations, and the protagonist's tribe has a subtle tendency towards climax, which I really like.
It's written very realistically. It's very relatable.
The setting is novel, the content is rich, the plot is engaging, the narrative is scientifically sound, and the descriptions are detailed. I suggest changing the cover. While the text describes humans as Paleolithic apes, the cover should ideally depict humans from the Neolithic period, which would be more appealing to readers.
This is a true story from the primitive era, depicting extreme environments, terrifying human greed, ferocious beasts, and tragic battles between tribes. The author deserves a five-star rating!