The Savage Era: From Outcast of the Totem Tribe to the Rise of the Shaman God

Uh... An original, old-fashioned fantasy novel? 🤔 Encountering danger, teammates sacrifice themselves, the protagonist awaits death, the system activates its cheat code, and he gains an opportunity 😜 Please, can you stop using clichés? This is just forced upon him! Also, the advantages are: original theme, good readability, decent writing, and engaging descriptions. The only weakness is the plot.

It's pretty good, and it makes sense. Most importantly, the tribe is genuinely united and simple, without any jealousy or anything like that. The main character's personality is also good, and there aren't as many exaggerated adjectives as AI. Why isn't it worth watching?

It's visually appealing, with meticulous attention to detail. For example, place names are explained to justify their names, such as Beast Howl Valley and Sleeping Land. The bow-making process is also detailed, describing the numerous failures before finally crafting a rudimentary bow, unlike similar works that immediately present compound recurve bows, making them seem easily replicated.

It's a rare novel with a prehistoric setting, and it doesn't suddenly advance civilization to an advanced level like a cheat code. The only downside is that it updates too infrequently.

There are many parts written in modern language, making it feel like the protagonist didn't travel to a purely primitive era of tribes with supernatural powers, but rather to another primitive era without government, where technology had advanced but then regressed, and where people possessed supernatural powers.

The strengths of *Primitive Journey: Starting as a Totem Warrior* are mainly reflected in the following aspects: Novel theme, satisfying male readers' fantasies: The novel uses "primitive tribes + beast taming" as its core setting. The protagonist starts as a totem warrior, gradually taming wild beasts and building power.

This seasoned bookworm thinks it's pretty good. I read a similar book a long time ago, the protagonist was from the Yanhuang tribe, I forgot the name. I really like this genre. I hope you write it well and polish it carefully. Good works will be seen. At the very least, this is a book I'd add to my bookshelf to savor. Keep it up! The later parts feel a bit padded, lacking substantial content.

Although it's an AI story, the quality is good, and the setting is very complete. AI stories aren't necessarily worse than those written by real people; it's just that AI writing tends to be more verbose and less polished. But the updates are fast! 😂

I've read about a third of it so far. It seems pretty good; it doesn't have that kind of system that's built up overnight. It develops slowly, which suits my taste perfectly.

It's a pretty good fantasy novel, but the author needs to update soon! Who's going to read this much? This traffic is tough on the author; please persevere and finish writing!