Ji Ci, a history professor, became an online sensation in an archaeological livestream thanks to his “godlike looks.”
This time, he leads a team excavating the tomb of an unknown emperor from prehistoric times.
As the tomb doors open, millions of viewers hold their breath.
At the center of the main burial chamber, there are no gold or jewels, only a gigantic mineral-pigment mural spanning ten thousand years.
The man in it has cool, refined features and the compassion of a god.
Despite ten thousand years of wind and frost, his face is still clearly recognizable.
The next second, the chat explodes.
[Holy crap! Why does this god look exactly like Professor Ji?!]
[I see it too! Is this some kind of divine reincarnation?!]
[Ah! Look at that line of ancient writing beside him! It translates as: “My master, Ji Ci, the light of my life.”]
What’s it like when the gossip suddenly turns out to be about you?
Ji Ci stares at the mural, and the tool in his hand clatters to the ground.
Before he can explain that it’s just a coincidence, the world spins around him, and he transmigrates to the primitive age, where people live by hunting and gathering. He also gains an endless lifespan.
Unable to lift a finger in self-defense, he has no choice but to trade his knowledge for the means to survive, and along the way, he happens to rescue a few primitive people.
He teaches a young man named Yue how to make fire and establish order, and the two of them face life and death together.
In the west, he finds an orphan named Reinhardt and teaches him arithmetic and engineering, sowing the seeds of civilization along the shores of the Aegean Sea.
He thinks of himself as just a passerby. Once he has sparked the dawn of civilization, he quietly leaves, taking no credit for his deeds.
But he has miscalculated one thing.
A hundred years later, Ji Ci circles the globe and returns to where he started. He expects to find a world transformed, only to discover that
Yue has evolved into a “god” at the top of the food chain, and is furiously searching everywhere for him.
Ji Ci is trembling with fear.
It's really good, so far it's all very good 😘, whether it's the characters or the story, but the poor protagonist, can you please stop suffering 🥺
I skipped through a few chapters of this book, and around chapter 40, I left three or four chapters unread. The main reason is that those pictures are a bit too poisonous and I can't stand them anymore. It can even be said to be the biggest poisonous point of this book, but from a later perspective, it can be regarded as a part of character creation. Secondly, there are also a lot of little poisons in the plot of the steam era chronicle, but it is better than before. The latest chapters are now very well written, and people are looking forward to the subsequent plots. Hope the author can keep it going.
The author's writing is quite good, but in Chapter 19, Yue said "our heir is too weak", which means that he had a son with someone else, and had a son with someone else. It's a bit shocking to me (it's just my personal experience).
It's good to watch, and it's good to watch 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕 It's just that the protagonist is a bit too troubled. Cp I will bow to you first.
It hurts to watch, please be nice to the protagonist.
The enlightenment line of civilization is very interesting, and the setting of exchanging knowledge for survival fully demonstrates the author's imagination and talent.
The opening is eye-catching, the plot is not draggy, and the writing is full of excitement!!
The rhythm of the plot is superb, with constant twists and turns. I couldn't stop watching it.
The writing is delicate and full of feeling, and the atmosphere created is excellent 👍
Who knows, a living self was unearthed from the tomb.