Reborn in the Primordial Era

I feel like the author could write for another three years. I follow it for a while, then stop for a bit, then pick it up again later. Sometimes I reread it from the beginning. Besides the farming aspect, there's a subtle warmth to it. No, this wilderness isn't cruel!

I initially thought it would be a good book in the primitive genre based on the comments, but after reading the free chapters, I found it was all a rewrite of Primitive Chronicles. They were too lazy to change some of the plot and monsters. Then I looked at the later chapter titles and realized, wow, it's a fantasy novel disguised as a primitive story. No wonder they added the true qi setting at the beginning. It's a toxic practice: initially a rewrite, then a deceptive marketing ploy.

"Primitive Chronicles", "My Amazing Primitive Man" and this book, these three should be the best primitive fantasy novels on Qidian.com.

This is a very good book, I recommend it.

I really spent a long time reading this book, and of course, good books are written slowly, which is perfectly normal. There are only two truly excellent books on this subject matter on Qidian.com, and this one is the best. Without a doubt.

It's so frustrating to watch. If you want to relax, then relax properly. Instead, you go to the East and get looked down upon. If you want to be a fantasy writer, then be a fantasy writer. You do nothing productive all day but eat and are always on your way to eat. You've lived two lives and you still act like a little kid. Sigh. 😆😆😆😆

It's well-written, similar to a farming novel or a travelogue, basically about traveling and having fun wherever you go. The author seems to have a good attitude.

I can't take it anymore! The pig's feet are wearing 400-pound iron plates while hunting! Not only are they hindering others from saving them, but they also don't take them off right away. I'm already poisoned and dying!

The protagonist is just like that to his own tribe, but he is very kind to other tribes. He gives everything, including food, weapons and seeds, and helps fight enemies. After saving a kid, I would like to thank him for giving him weapons.

Don't read the comments, don't read the comments, don't read the comments! Seriously, take my advice: read through a few dozen chapters first, then look at the comments. Some people just don't use their brains. This is a fantasy novel, not a real trip to the primitive era.