After dying of an illness, Cen Shang transmigrated to the Paleolithic era, tens of thousands of years ago, and became a prehistoric ape-woman.
Her tribe was small, unable to communicate with outsiders, and had neither proper clothes nor enough food. A single saber-toothed tiger, a conflict, a migration, a rainstorm, or the arrival of winter could seriously weaken the tribe or even wipe it out.
In this harsh environment, survival in the present was everything. Mothers could abandon their children without hesitation, and tribespeople would kill their injured companions. In this vast, desolate world, Cen Shang was the only animal capable of feeling, thinking, and truly deserving to be called a "human being."
But since Heaven had given her a second life, she would do her best to survive.
As a modern person who had been thoroughly influenced by short videos, Cen Shang had a vast range of knowledge. The bad news was that it was all theoretical.
After being driven to despair and collapsing in frustration by these stubborn primitives time and again, Cen Shang realized one thing: an individual's wisdom and energy are limited, so... she would become a boss and sell them a grand vision!
"Anyone who learns ten words can get a handmade pottery bowl made using ancient methods!"
"I'll teach whoever keeps drinking boiled water how to make fire."
"Successfully improve the kiln, and you'll get a wooden bow that can hit a target a hundred paces away!"
"If anyone makes something harder than stone, I'll teach them the secret to conquering the world!"
With her stream of persuasion, the tribe learned to make fire by drilling wood, use language, make pottery, domesticate animals, grow crops, and live in unity and friendship. Brutal nature showed no mercy to any living thing, but under Cen Shang's guidance, her tribe always managed to overcome disaster. The tribespeople saw her as an all-knowing, all-powerful deity.
And a deity's greatest joy was strolling around her territory and freely spreading knowledge: That's great, I climbed a little farther up the tech tree today!
[Reading Guide]
1. There is a male lead and a small amount of romance.
2. The heroine has no golden finger (emphasis added).
3. This is not another world. There are no beastmen or supernatural powers. It takes place on Earth.
Theme: No matter how harsh the circumstances, keep doing your best to live
I feel that the protagonist is very unskilled as a leader. She has no absolute authority. Her status depends entirely on changing the status quo of the group. She keeps giving and giving, but gets too little. Then she herself has to face the emotional pull of sapiens and apes. It feels like a tribe. But it is a mess, it seems that a village gathering place has been established, and every household lives, but everyone is taking care of their own, leading the team. Hardly anyone else is seen coming into play. Are you looking for a protagonist in anything? It's a bit frustrating to watch. The protagonist is not the leader, but the enemy? Be a saint. . . Without common beliefs or spiritual cohesion, everyone first received huge benefits brought by the heroine. The rules of strength and weakness that were originally dominated by violence were changed, but the selfishness and ignorance of the people in the current ethnic group were always shown at various moments. Of course, they will also learn and take the initiative, but they will first make sure they can get the benefits, and then do it. There may be individual members who have a wise side, but the very existence of the eagle makes almost all members of the tribe look like clowns, and they are inferior. Eagle's advanced emotional side, self-sacrifice spirit and thinking about beauty make her and the heroine simply not on the same level as the other members. I really hate this ethnic group. I feel that if the protagonist stays in this ethnic group, they will work themselves to death, but once they encounter an external threat, they will still betray the protagonist. They are in disarray. They only have common emotions and hatred when facing the "bloody-faced man". Nothing else, they get too much, but the protagonist has always been nice to them, and has never been anything but absolutely violent. Feeling framed. The protagonist is trapped.
Come on, I just feel like there are few reviews for this book.
A low level of development means there is a lot of room for progress (.) Digging holes and sowing seeds means less progress in civilization and fast forward 10,000 years ()
Hey, you're so smart to think of this
This new arrival is actually quite full of emotions.
There is also talk about infrastructure construction. But there is almost no description of the infrastructure construction. The protagonist is always dealing with various things. Systematic infrastructure with future plans. There has never been a scene where prestigious people from all ethnic groups set future goals and made construction efforts. It was all small families acting for their own interests, which was very scattered. The heroine is busy dealing with complex external relationships, between Homo sapiens and primitive people, including internal management matters, selecting assistants and so on. . This is actually a matter for the entire ethnic group. But sometimes I feel that the protagonist's behavior is actually based on her own needs. For example, she wants to eat delicious food, so she has a description of the food within the ethnic group. But there are no others. When you meet a horse, you tame it, and then let everyone see the benefits, and then promote the use of horses. Still holding on to it now. Promote business exchanges. Promote planting. However, there is too little description, it is still divided into families and households, and the collective actions of ethnic groups are indeed real. But I feel like everything is done after I encounter it and think about it. I think the most touching thing about infrastructure construction is that many people unite to change the current situation of the entire ethnic group and build a better future. However, I can hardly see such actions and emotions in this ethnic group.
The male protagonist can't be an eagle. I don't want it. It's good without cp.
If both translation and rationale are left behind, then the rationale will definitely be at a disadvantage. The tribesmen will make friends with the translator in exchange for the convenience of not paying taxes or paying less taxes, which is a preference in their daily life. Li may be tripped up by some people... After all, I don't dare to disobey the patriarch. With a specific bad guy and good guy, I feel that we are not far away from forming a clique, hahaha
One sticks to the rules, the other has compassion. You can choose anyone, but elimination will negate a concept, otherwise you will keep them all, but I said before that only one will be kept.
Refresh it every day and take a look. Why hasn't it been updated yet? 😭