A Blaze Across the World
In a savage wilderness, countless clans vie for power, monsters roam, and humanity is as insignificant as ants.
Mo Yu wakes up to find he has been reborn into the Pan tribe, which is on the brink of extinction.
There are man-eating beasts, bloodthirsty barbarian tribes, and mysterious ancient gods.
Fortunately, his mind holds five thousand years of civilized wisdom.
He builds houses and cities, tames monsters, improves farming, and establishes a system of cultivation.
While the neighboring tribes still eat raw meat and drink blood, Mo Yu has already led his people to a comfortable life.
But why does the stunning young woman who comes to pick fights with him every day look more and more like the legendary Ancestral Dragon?
After reading 40 chapters, there are too many poisonous points. Primitive society still knows how many pounds of meat, can drink alcohol, and has cloth belts. The protagonist, a time traveler, only knows how to train himself and warriors, but does not know how to build walls, build fortifications, or fight with other tribes. Find a flat place to fight in groups, and the training system is also very confusing. A warrior with 5 lines cannot defeat a monster with 3 lines. The wolf king who is not a monster is actually more powerful than a monster with 3 lines. It's so nonsense. The overall evaluation can only be one star. I express my encouragement to the author!
The author's ideas are clear, the novel is rich in content, and the plot is rigorous. It is a very good and enjoyable novel.