Primitive Journey: Beginning with the Dragon Totem

Book review of "Primitive Journey": This is not a time travel novel, but a civilization epic of the Chinese ancestors! With amazing research skills, the author perfectly integrates modern scientific and technological thinking into prehistoric time and space, from drilling wood to make fire to making a bronze tripod, from knotting ropes to record events to the birth of writing, every step is written as if he has experienced it personally. Especially when I saw the protagonist using the ancient saying "teach a man to fish" in Bo state's court, I couldn't help but burst into tears - the wisdom of our ancestors should have been so radiant! The setting of the same origin between the "Dragon Totem" and the "Taotie Pattern" in the book is even more magical, as if it has revealed a forgotten secret history of China. There is no system or cheats in the whole process, and it relies entirely on hard-core technology to break the game. It can be called the most amazing original farming novel of the year!

This book is not just about survival in the wilderness, it is also an epic of civilization of the Chinese ancestors! The author uses amazing imagination to insert modern thinking into prehistoric dilemmas. Every decision Yang Ge makes shines with wisdom and courage. From the dragon totem to the Taotie pattern, from black gunpowder to the mystery of the star map, the setting of the same civilization is amazing! Especially the game with Bo State is not only a battle of swords and shadows, but also a collision between two civilization models - the rigid bronze hegemony and the vigorous iron innovation. It is a hearty and thought-provoking read. The characters are flesh and blood, and Yang Ge's vision, elegance, and bravery all come to life on the page. Following the update so far, I feel as if I have witnessed a tribe's transformation from a rough road to a proud east, and I look forward to the majestic chapter of dealing with the catastrophe! A hard-core original farming battle for hegemony! The male protagonist is a man of action, no saint, no nonsense! From tribe to country, technological crushing, diplomatic games, and bloody wars! The background is grand, the setting is novel (dragon totem + homologous Chinese language), and the plot is compact and exciting! The oppression of civilization's survival is so overwhelming that I can't stop watching it! Highly recommended!

[The hard-core collision between primitive punk and Chinese civilization! This is not an ordinary farming novel, but an epic breakthrough about the survival of civilization. From the border guards to the prehistoric era where ferocious beasts were rampant, Yang Ge has no cheats, only a brutal fusion of modern knowledge systems and ancient survival wisdom. When the bronze sparks burst out for the first time, I seemed to see the genes of Chinese civilization moving in another world; when the steel sword of the Han tribe cut off the bronze sword of Bo country, the blood was not only the crushing of technology, but also the struggle for the right to speak of civilization. The most shocking thing is the "Celestial Catastrophe" setting - periodic destruction and disasters elevate tribal conflicts to a battle for the survival of species, making every technological breakthrough tinged with a tragic and redemptive color. The author uses textual research details to construct a primitive society that combines the wonders of the Classic of Mountains and Seas with the order of the pre-Qin Dynasty. Every line of the book contains a profound understanding of the origin of Chinese civilization. The thousand-year dialogue between the dragon totem and the Taotie pattern is worth staying up late for every reader who loves historical fantasy!

Very easy to understand

The structure is clear and the thinking is commendable. It is especially important for the description of spiritual inheritance!!