An Unorthodox Primitive Society

Damn, I read more than 1,000 chapters, about the king and the 12 clans. There are more chapters about the next 8 clans than the protagonists. The main plot is not about primitive people, but about palace fights

Bronze is not green when used. It is called bronze because the ancient bronzes excavated have been oxidized for a long time and turned green. There is no such thing as "green gold". In ancient times, it was called "US gold" because the color of bronze (especially copper-tin alloy) cast is golden.

Hiss, these fucking primitive people are just like modern people, so why do you write about primitive tribes?

Don't underestimate the bamboo bow. In terms of bow performance alone, it is more powerful than the English longbow. . .

Is the language vocabulary of primitive people so perfect? Don't say that you can't understand Chinese without writing it, but the language of primitive people should be concise and concise, and normal communication should be like foreigners communicating in Chinese for beginners, intermittent, focusing on practicality rather than mellowness and elegance. Refer to the Japanese in the Anti-Japanese War TV series who speak Chinese. There are only a handful of people who can speak Mandarin more fluently than the Chinese.

Looking at the chapter title, the word "honey" appeared nearly 7 or 8 times and then was abandoned. . . There are also vernacular texts that cannot be looked at directly

Chapter 1 and 2 are so poisonous. The language of primitive society is really advanced. Can we be more serious?

Great review, the first chapter dissuades 70% of readers

Oh, such an awesome primitive society

The morphology of ancient Chinese is much more sophisticated than that of Mandarin, which comes from modern Chinese. . . .