The Unscientific Primitive Man

Centipedes several meters long!!! How amazing it would be to deep-fry them!

I think it's okay to pretend to be a charlatan for a while! After all, the objective conditions allow it. Moreover, it will open up many new ideas. This involves connecting real-world scientific phenomena. Such novels cover a wide range and are highly malleable. Most importantly, charlatans bring a lot of convenience. For example, many things don't need to be explained, whether it's adding information for a character or for the reader. Because I am a god, or a representative of a god.

I just want to know what the system is for; I've read dozens of chapters already... I really can't keep going!

The author's portrayal of the Sang and Zhu tribesmen as slaves and their cruelty in torturing them is truly depraved. Making slaves harm each other turns everyone into psychopaths. If they recruit a bunch of psychopaths into the tribe, the tribe will become nothing more than a bunch of twisted bandits. The one who should be killed is Elder Sang; she made all the decisions.

Sorry everyone, there was a problem with the new book, it's temporarily unavailable, but it will be available again in a few days.

It was well-written when there were few people, but the more people there were, the less noticeable the hierarchy became. In a small tribe of a few dozen people, everyone had a goal; children wanted to grow strong and hunt to get warmer and more food. As the population grew, everyone became increasingly equal, and people lost all motivation. Some even slacked off and had to be caught.

This is the most inconspicuous and useless system I've ever seen.

The book is called "My Friends Were All Amazed!"

The appearance of cannons is excessive; the gap in civilization is too vast. Even if the protagonist has special abilities, the overall gap in civilization cannot be bridged in a short time.

Bad review, the protagonist was written too sleazy.