Time travel, prehistory, rebirth, ancient ape-men, wilderness survival, primitive civilization
Making fire with flint, taboos on fire, scary cats, saber-toothed tigers, stone-bone wind, Chinese-style supernatural beings, witchcraft and psychics, worship of ancestral spirits
Boundless wilderness, ancient bone flute songs, animal bone carvings, Liaozhai calligraphy, thriller and suspense, interweaving of fiction and reality
The lone wolf protagonist, the fear cat cub, the toothless ape, the red-haired witch, the scar-faced old witch, tribal taboos, the mother's council system
Gu Nian, a deliveryman who died suddenly, opened his eyes and transformed into an Australopithecus that had just been expelled from the tribe.
Ruining fur and drinking blood is a daily routine, and saber-toothed tigers and cats are neighbors. He carries the memory of modern people, but even making fire has to risk his life - because in this wild world, making fire with flint is a taboo against the ancestors.
The red-haired witch Zhu regards him as his mortal enemy, and the wasteland overlord is eyeing his secrets. A young ape with missing front teeth and a picked-up fear cat cub are his only allies.
"Who said that prehistoric people could only wait to die? I want to light the first human fireworks in this forbidden fire place."
In the wild forests and swamps, there are taboos on fire, witchcraft and spiritual guidance, and animal bone carvings - a survival journey that spans millions of years has begun.
