Taking a Small City Back to Prehistory

It's too slow and doesn't bring out the full potential of this small town. It was so frustrating to watch. I read up to chapter 93, but I couldn't keep going any further. They complained endlessly in order to gain rights. But when they finally gained those rights, they made excuses and gave them up.

The author's assertion in his previous book that civilization cycles through ice ages suggests that, in reality, human civilization, having reached the level of the First Industrial Revolution, is highly unlikely to have perished (it's a so-called restart of civilization). The greatest impact of the Ice Age on humanity was on agricultural production.

What the hell? Can't you even get a few weapons in a small town? Go to the police station to get a gun, that's so pathetic, I give up.

I'm baffled that the tribe's sacrifice of a few male infants due to food shortages has drawn condemnation for its perceived preference for sons over daughters. In primitive societies, the sacrifice of infants, the elderly, or the injured and sick was commonplace.

Speechless! Bringing a small town is less effective than bringing a few nuclear missiles! Strategic and tactical strikes! Whoever dares to challenge us will be wiped out first! They've all transmigrated, have cheat codes, and the protagonist is still so weak, what's the point of playing this game?!

The protagonist lives a very stifling life and has no intelligence.

The supplies for a whole town are so much. You and your hundred or so people could live on that for a lifetime, plus all those tools and stuff. If you're worried about people stealing from you, then take your family and children and leave to find another place to live. What kind of intelligence is that, dawdling around like that?

On the similarities and differences between blood transfusion and hematopoiesis, soil fertility decline, in addition to fallow and crop rotation, ridge cultivation and green manure can also be used.

There's a similar novel, "Bringing Taobao Back to the Tang Dynasty," which tells the story of how someone uses Taobao to their advantage, making it a decisive factor in the rapid development of the story. It's a fast-paced, exciting read. The protagonist even ascends to immortality. I never hold back. I openly and generously take things out.

I suggest renaming it "Palace Intrigue in Primitive Times".