The Chief's Big System

I was poisoned after watching a few pictures... No matter how stupid a primitive man is, he will definitely be stronger than you, a white-collar worker. Not to mention the extraordinary power. The arms of a third-level warrior are thicker than your thighs. Throwing a stone is more powerful than your bow and arrow shooting five meters away. What's more, ordinary urban white-collar workers can do bow and arrow as soon as they travel through time? The body of a twelve-year-old still dares to challenge a vicious bird. In reality, would your thirty-year-old body dare to challenge a dog? Poisoned to death

The Mountain Sliding Demon, the Wine Demon and the Two Spirits (you know 🤓)

Comrades who support this book can come and sign it (I basically don't build any buildings, except those I like). Thank you everyone! ! ! 😃

Nowadays, novels are written without thinking at all. In ancient times, it should be a matriarchal society, and names cannot have surnames. It is better to just say that they traveled to another world. The most poisonous thing is that in such a harsh era, how can descendants inherit status? It is definitely the strong who has the final say.

It's a good original novel, but the coding speed is a flaw. Can you consider setting up a group when you have one or two hundred chapters?

I think the part about making bows and arrows to shoot birds is a big problem. The lethality and accuracy of the bows you make are big problems. Moreover, the protagonist's small frame cannot draw a hard bow. It is better to write a system to exchange archery skills.

I've read Chapter 20 and can't stand it anymore. I'm actually starting to build a wooden house. Who gave you the courage? Not to mention other things, you can't even handle the man-eating bird at the beginning.

I really don't understand how good it is to learn a sword and be able to cut with just one hand. Or is it that the way of swordsmanship is getting worse and worse?

You can return to Earth, bring your things with you, and be persuaded to leave.

What I hate the most is that settings can be interoperable between modern times and primitive tribes. There are too many loopholes and it's boring.