Huang Jue, a genius scientist in the apocalypse who was bitten to death by a zombie, wakes up as Jue, the arrogant, obnoxious son of a tribe chief who was beaten to death after failing to kidnap a bride.
Huang Jue pats his chest. Good thing his powers and storage space are still here. That scared the life out of me!
He thought that if his secret was exposed, he'd be burned alive as a monster.
Who could have guessed things would go like this?
The shaman, looking pleased: "This must be the divine power bestowed on you by the God of the Earth. Put it to good use, and don't let the God of the Earth down!"
The chief, looking smug: "I knew my son was the best!"
Everyone, gazing at him with reverence: "What guidance has the God of the Earth given you today?"
Huang Jue: "???"
No, that's not it. Everyone, believe in science, not superstition!
In short, this is the story of an apocalypse-era scientist who winds up in primitive society, is worshipped as a divine emissary, and happens to take home a devoted boyfriend along the way.
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This story is pure nonsense, written entirely for the author's own amusement. If it's not your thing, please click the X.
P.S. This story focuses on the plot, with very little romance, so little that it can almost be ignored. Enter at your own risk.
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Coming soon: Record of Survival After Transmigration to Primitive Times
Blurb:
After adventure enthusiast Bai Chuan sees a news report about Bruce Gernon passing through a space-time portal in the skies above the Bermuda Triangle, he becomes intensely intrigued.
Adventurers are people who test the boundaries between life and death in search of thrills. The legends of the terrifying Devil's Triangle don't scare him off. After making thorough preparations, he pilots his plane in search of the electronic fog above the Devil's Triangle.
A powerful wave of dizziness and weightlessness hits him. The next second, his consciousness fades into darkness.
When he wakes again and sees the lush, rainforest-like scenery before him, Bai Chuan can barely contain his excitement. Good heavens, he'd actually done it!
After figuring out where he is,
Bai Chuan: "..."
Wait, did he transmigrate a little too far back in time?
Premise:
This tail is so rotten that I can't even see it.
I thought I was reading an original farming novel, but it turned out that I struggled from the middle to the end, which was a bit disappointing...
Thousands of people fought for three years. . .
The writing is very good, but the ending is too hasty. I feel like it could also explain some of the follow-up things. It would be nice to have a few extra chapters.
???? Is that the end? It feels a bit sloppy
The writing is good and the plot flows smoothly, but the ending is too abrupt.
This is the most rubbish article I have ever read
It's a good first time to write an article. Come on.
No extras? Why did it suddenly disappear (*?????)
Is this the end???????