The Ji River surges, and the barren wilderness stretches without end!
This is the Dragon Mountain Era, when divine authority looms over everyone, tribes wage war year after year, and human lives are as worthless as grass!
Jiang Xuan, a modern man, transmigrates by chance, his soul landing among the Jizhu clan. He takes charge of a tiny tribe with only fifty-seven people left, a tribe that can barely feed itself.
With no System and no golden finger, he relies entirely on knowledge beyond his era and the hard work of his people, struggling to survive step by step between the primeval forest and the great river.
His task is not merely to help his people survive hunger, cold, and the sword!
Shahao's order blankets the East, Zhuanxu's Mandate of Heaven lies in wait in the shadows, the descendants of Taihao wander the wilderness, the Sanmiao descendants sharpen their blades, and the Gonggong clan smashes its head against Buzhou Mountain, defying the Mandate of Heaven with the strength of one tribe!
There is no right or wrong, only the clash of civilizations and the struggle of evolution against evolution!
In this age of monopolized divine authority and chaotic sacrifices by a hundred tribes, Jiang Xuan rises from humble beginnings. He builds settlements, opens salt routes, fires pottery, and casts great bronze cauldrons.
He carves the totems of a hundred tribes, records the blood and tears of all living things, and leaves behind a civilization that will endure for three thousand years.
The great river flows on, and the cauldrons ring through the ages. This is the epic of the ancient people of the Ji River.
Yes, the historical research is solid, and the villain's IQ is also online. It's a good way to kill time and read it.