Mist of Shennong: Ancient Era

No system·Tribal farming｜Travel infrastructure｜Start from scratch｜Easy direction When he woke up, the programmer Chu returned to the Stone Age - shirtless, squatting on the river beach, opposite a group of primitive people who poked him with bone spears. There is no system, no panel, and only two flints in the pocket. He decided to keep the fire alive first and survive later. Drilling wood, building stoves, weaving fish baskets, and drying fish; teaching tribes to keep watch, keep count, set rules, and protect against the north wind. A camp of people recovered from starvation and cold, but he turned his eyes to the wild valley on the other side of the river that no one dared to touch. Open up wasteland, plant seeds, water them, identify seedlings. The day a patch of green seedlings stood up on the barren slope, all the nearby tribes came to take a look. When foreign enemies came, he taught people how to twist hemp ropes and sharpen spears, and threw out a spear thrower to let the people who came to grab food weigh them first. Before winter, he set his sights on the two wild boar cubs in the pen. While others depended on hunting and relying on the weather, he wanted to plant the foundation for a tribe to settle down and live in this wasteland. What blocks our eyes is never a wild beast that cannot be tamed, but rather endless work and a mouth that cannot be fed. But as long as the fire doesn't go out, the seedlings don't fall, and the people don't disperse, life can still move forward day by day. Nuwa used clay to create humans, and he used a pot, a handful of seeds, and a rope to recreate a home from the Stone Age.