I Transmigrated to Prehistoric Times and Became a Tribal Sacrifice from the Start

The plot is very unique, but I hope to write more about the growth of the characters. The hunting bone next to the protagonist feels careless for dozens of chapters, and the other characters feel that they have no future to take on the big responsibilities and inherit the tribe. The more I write, the better

The characterizations are very vivid, and many personalities can be seen without saying anything, especially the protagonist who has a brain and does not play blindly. The plot is relatively stable, unlike other time-travel novels that focus on weapons from the beginning... The author is more stable, but the output is not as high.

The free ones are good-looking and have rich plots, but the novels cannot be too representative of reality. Otherwise, what kind of novels do you read? Some people are too representative of reality. You might as well just go out into society and write your own novels.

How many people will there be in the tribe in the future? How many old people, how many women, how many children, how many young adults? The statistics must be clear, the division of labor must be clear, and the management groups must be clearly defined. The team leader shall be responsible for determining the specific number of people in each group. This must be clear and cannot be managed in a chaotic manner. The logistics team cooks, packs and collects prey, performs sanitation and chores, the breeding and planting team, the hunting team and the gathering team, the medical team builds the repair and maintenance R&D team. When it can burn pottery, it can also burn bricks and tiles. It builds houses and walls to expand the camp.

Read Chapter 55. I read it slowly, I didn't jump much, and I didn't feel wet at all. The story develops interestingly. It's very immersive to read. Read Chapter 116. This setting is perfect. There are guns and the setting with limited bullets is very immersive. Read with gusto. Read Chapter 201. A bit over the top. I have recently tried a few primitive survival novels. This is the most engaging. The settings are just right and the story develops interestingly. I want to know what will happen next. The rhythm is good (this puts aside most primitive survival), there are limited plug-ins (a gun with limited bullets, the headwind is immediately effective, but not too unnatural, absolutely), and the story is good. Read Chapter 220. Recently, more than 30 primitive tribe-type movies have been released one after another, and I can follow this one until the latest episode. There is relaxation, development, enemies, a larger world, and primitive people's IQs are online. Another point is to kneel down and surrender, and don't let the primitive people pretend that everyone is equal. Read Chapter 233. I think it is the first among primitive survival articles (there are better ones, or similar ones, I recommend them). The pacing is first-rate, the story is good, the setting is appropriate, and the experience is immersive. I don't feel irritated while listening to the book, I've already achieved 99% of the reading speed, and the rhythm is top-notch. Read Chapter 432. Now, why is it only 6.2 Points? This novel is definitely the number one original text. The rhythm is first-rate, the story continues to develop, and the sense of immersion is strong. Ps: There is no female protagonist.

A very nice book,

Where did the little saber-toothed tiger go?

It looks good, but one chapter updated every day is not enough to read 😢😢😢😢

It's so beautiful. I hope the author can speed up the update. I can't wait for it.

It's okay, but the details are a bit rough.