Liang Yuzhang, a modern-day overworked office worker, dies suddenly after pulling yet another late night. When he opens his eyes, he has transmigrated to ancient times, where beasts roam and people live off the land. He has become an abandoned child from a tribe, on the verge of starving to death. Hounded by a pack of hungry wolves from the start, he uses modern know-how to find flint, make fire, and set traps for prey. He manages to survive and unexpectedly awakens the ability to “empathize with all things,” allowing him to communicate with beasts and understand the properties of plants.
He joins the small and weak Qingyan Tribe and helps them escape hunger and cold by making pottery, smelting iron, and growing grain. He tames a black bear and a spirit deer to fight for him, rising step by step from an abandoned child to the tribe’s chief. Along the way, he faces raids by the neighboring Liefeng Tribe, attacks from ferocious wilderness beasts, and the ignorant suspicions of the ancient people. With modern wisdom, Liang Yuzhang delivers face-slapping comeuppances to villains and overcomes one crisis after another. He brings nearby small tribes under his wing and builds up his own power.
As his power grows, he discovers secrets hidden in the ancient world: divine artifacts, unknown peoples, and traces of other transmigrators. While leading his people in building a civilization, constructing homes, establishing rules, and treating injuries and illnesses, he tames even more powerful ancient beasts and battles enemy tribal alliances. In the end, he unifies the wilderness and establishes his own ancient dynasty, becoming the “Divine Lord” of ancient legend. The story is packed with satisfying moments and moves at a breakneck pace, with hilarious everyday scenes and thrilling battles that are sure to please Tomato readers.
