He transmigrated and landed in the middle of a tribe of beastmen.
Two-meter-tall werewolves surrounded him, sniffing, while the woman leading them held a knife to his throat.
Chen Luo thought, I'm done for.
But they didn't kill him. They locked him in a tent and put him to work.
The tribe was short on food, iron, and houses. They didn't even have a decent cooking pot.
He said he could make lime. No one believed him.
He said he could smelt iron. No one paid him any mind.
He said their city wall would collapse if anyone pushed it. The werewolf woman glared at him. “If you can do better, go ahead.”
Chen Luo did just that.
Later...
The tribe had iron tools, food, and city walls sturdy enough to withstand a trebuchet.
The werewolf woman stopped holding a knife to his throat and started tying a rope around his wrist instead.
“Go on, try running.”
It should have been written by AI. After more than 20 chapters, the content of the chapters began to cycle. Three days and three days, the descriptions of the characters also began to be reread. But it's not easy to find out after reading the first ten chapters. It's not bad, it's a bit awesome.
It's an old-fashioned cool plot, and there must be some pretense and slap-in-the-face scenes that are disgusting. Things happen one after another, and there are always crises and dangers are always turned into good fortunes. The protagonist talks about me every day and is realistic. It has a heavy flavor of routine, and the plot also has a bit of AI flavor (I read the original after watching the comic).
Too much nonsense [laughs awkwardly] It's the same cycle that comes and goes: Chen Luo - Tie Ya - Ga Ya - the old witch doctor - stone hammer; wake up naturally - wake up from the cold - drink water (with salt/no salt) - eat dried meat (eat directly/soak in water); three days - and three days - three more days 🤭 bandage the wound - change the dressing - continue to pack - change the dressing again; blacksmith - three knives - fifteen arrows - continue to blacksmith ~ 🤭