Recommended book. The author has put great effort into describing the primitive environment, such as saber-toothed tigers, mammoths, cruel weather, and the naked cannibalism between tribes. It really feels like a wilderness. The protagonist's process of survival here is very real, such as the difficulty of making a fire for the first time and the excitement of getting salt. Such details make people feel immersed in it. Later, the tribes developed and began to engage in farming, smelting, and city building. The process of civilization evolution was very interesting to watch. However, the halo of the protagonist is a bit strong in some places, and the crisis is always resolved in time, but as a refreshing novel, it is understandable. The following is the introduction of the original book: [Original + Multiple Female Protagonists + Farming + Bloodline Awakening] I jumped off a building to die, but my soul passed through the original! When he lit the first fire of civilization, the wilderness began to tremble! He made bows and arrows that frightened the enemy armed with stone spears; he fired pottery and was worshiped by his tribe; he smelted bronze and broke the shackles of the old era. He is a modern man who was driven to death by a terminal illness. He is the "magic messenger" who saves the Bailu family, and he is the witch king who awakens the bloodline of the twelve ancestral witches! Behind him are the docile twin flowers, the charming matriarch, and the heroic female general... Step by step, he used technology and force to take the world into his pocket and create the first golden era of mankind.