
The Primitive People Were Stunned
原始人都惊呆了
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- Completed
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- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Alternate History
- Updated
- 9y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Primitive-era fiction is already a niche genre, and even fewer people have been writing it in recent years. Still, there are some excellent works out there, so here are a few recommendations.
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The Primal Ecosystem
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Why do I always come across novels whose setting I like very much, but whose writing is so bad that I can't read it? Uncomfortable
After reading it, the overall story is very attractive, but the ending is slightly undetailed. Where did the protagonist go in the end? ! The perfect world environment in this book is described in a separate chapter when there is no ending. The rest is good! It can be said to be a good book! ! Support! The main character is really well drawn and doesn't show any weak behavior. Just the thoughts and struggles of ordinary people, perfect
The author can't even tell the difference between potatoes and sweet potatoes. There is no distinction between grains. Let me give you some popular science. Potatoes are potatoes, sweet potatoes are sweet potatoes and sweet potatoes. Okay?
I really like this genre, but the main character's IQ is so low that it makes my head numb. I really can't stand it anymore.
I found that the author left a loophole for me. I finished the book just by looking at the table of contents and knew everything about it. As a result, I was not very interested in the content. Of course, the premise was that I had to read enough text by myself first🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
Chapter 28: Poisonous, primitive society weapon. Do you want a sword?
Who said there is no Datong society in reality? Ants and bees are all Datong society. Every insect has its job. Then the problem arises. Repeating the current job day after day. If humans didn't have a competitive spirit. I believe he didn't even go to an ant. Isn't it that human science and technology is developing at a rapid pace in order not to be inferior to other countries? Technology has developed faster in the past two hundred years than in the last five thousand years. In the final analysis, is this not a competitive spirit? How can we grow without refreshing our worldview?
The subject matter is quite good, but it's a pity that the system is actually the original one that has been improved with modern civilization to make it look better. The addition of the golden finger system can only be said to be useless and nondescript. It's a pity.
You can't watch this with your brains, you have to be able to endure the embarrassment of late-stage cancer, 🤫 Those who can endure it to the point of paying are all great people
The original article on construction is not to my liking, but I still like adventure-based articles.