
Becoming a God Starts with a Primitive Tribe
成神从原始部落开始
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- Completed
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- 2.0M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Xuanhuan
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- 6y ago
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- Qidian
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Explore more →A Home for Original Works
Primitive-era fiction is already a niche genre, and even fewer people have been writing it in recent years. Still, there are some excellent works out there, so here are a few recommendations.
Good Books (Please Don't Send Flowers, They're Not Much Use)
Giving gifts to characters is like tipping the author. I just don't know whether the exact rates differ. The pinnacle, the top of the pyramid: highly recommended Fly Beyond Thirty Years The Magic User of the Clow Cards The Romance of the Three Kingdoms in Mythic Form Bloodline of the Kingdom Forty Millennia of Cultivation Above the Dome I'm a Killer App, complete set The Divine Assistant of Another World (To be continued)
Mostly No Romance or One Love Interest
Top picks: great books with no female lead, a single female lead, and no tired formulas! If you've made your way here through the sea of lists, it must be fate. Updated regularly, quality guaranteed. I'll reply to comments unless they're ads, and I'll consider adding works by famous authors. Tired formulas: pass. Multiple female leads: pass. If you're interested, feel free to follow. I'll add any good books I find that suit your taste. Likes are optional. I don't really mind. A few notes about t
Finding Gold in the Sand
Updated September 13, 2025. I've been reading for eleven years and mainly read male-oriented fiction. I don't read female-dominance or same-sex romance, but I've tried pretty much every other style. The list is updated from time to time, so you're bound to find something you like. Abandoned works will be removed regularly. Unless there's something special to note, I won't add update dates separately under books on the list. The new year is coming, brothers. Hope there's always a good book for yo
In a Reading Slump? I've Read for Years and Know a Thing or Two. Not for Beginners
I'll update this list with quality novels from time to time. No novice-level writing, just strong prose and no harem protagonists. Some may have one or two love interests, but nothing too off-putting, and the romance won't be too bad. Any genre is welcome; I have broad tastes. I'm not great at writing introductions, so please bear with me. Hopefully I get the gist across... probably. Note: Space on the list is limited, so I'll remove older books, except for ones I consider excellent, such as Sn
My Reading List
Some books I've read, generally in the categories of [history], [Infinite], [Lord God construction], and [daily life]. Intelligence intact, blessed with Shennong's spirit, immune to every poison, and willing to test books firsthand. Some novels still have flaws, but their authors are working hard to improve. Please be generous and encourage them. Calm and uneventful.
Aurora's Novel Nook
Come on, let's get this party started
Everyone Has a Duty to Ease the Reading Drought!
This list has both male-oriented and female-oriented novels. I’ve been reading on Qidian for over a decade, and everything I recommend is a good book that’s easy to stick with. Some books have few reviews, not because they’re bad, but because I’m too lazy to type them up. Every book on this list took some effort to find. Over the years, I’ve become less and less interested in female-oriented fiction. That’s not the kind of strong female lead I’m looking for. Most of them revolve around clinging
Farming, Reborn, Comedy, Carefree Living, History, and More: Just for Relaxation and Immersion
I've been an avid reader for over ten years. I enjoy stories about inventing original cultivation techniques, farming, lighthearted comedy, urban rebirth, history, the apocalypse, and pure science fiction, as well as hot-blooded stories about invincible protagonists or characters who grow steadily without being put through misery. What similar novels would you recommend? If you like the list, remember to follow it. If not, feel free to ignore it. This list is mainly a collection of novels I enjo
An Eight-Year Qidian Veteran's Current Reading List: Beat the Reading Slump, Please Follow and Favorite
Here are some books I'm following as they update, along with others I think are good. If you like my recommendations, feel free to save and follow my list. A list of currently updating novels. I'll test them out like Shennong tasting herbs.
Pingzi's Reading List: Mostly Fantasy, Plus Anything Else That Catches My Eye
By fantasy, I don’t mean the fantasy category. I mean novels with fantasy themes. I only recommend ongoing novels. I don’t bother with completed or abandoned ones. Ratings, from low to high: [Filler] → [Below Average] → [Solid] → [Above Average] → [Excellent Minus] → [Excellent] → [Excellent Plus] → [Masterpiece] Broadly speaking, masterpieces are books I’d recommend for life, excellent books are great reads, solid books are worth reading, and filler books aren’t very good. Using fantasy nove
One Novel, One Genre: Masterpieces That Are Hard to Top
Evolution, history, wild imagination, transformation, transmigration, Cthulhu, ensemble casts
Books to My Taste, Not for Beginners
High-quality novels that aren't written for beginners.
What Name Will Make You Click?
Court intrigue, farming, behind-the-scenes scheming, Wang Duoyu-style losing-money stories: you’ll find everything here, even things you never knew you wanted.
Beat Your Reading Slump: Mostly Ongoing Reads
Books this old hand has read, every one a solid pick.
A Veteran Reader’s Reading Drought List
Recommendations for readers who have been around for years and are running out of things to read
Personal Favorites
Added whenever the mood strikes.
Books I Personally Enjoy
A mixed bag, but not many books
Interesting, Without the Usual Cliches
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A Veteran Reader's Personal Favorites
Sharing my personal favorites. I've read every book here, and I hope you'll enjoy them too. I'm not rating them for now, just sharing how much I like them. The list includes both new and older books. No spoilers. Honestly, I'm just too lazy to think up a great review.
A Little Book Nook
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It's a bit uncomfortable to look at, it doesn't seem to be my type... It's very torturous to be substituted, the character of the protagonist is like a funny guy who is always lonely... He does it knowing that he can't do it, and he doesn't spend so much time researching his own power. He is basically either passive or triggered by external forces. The so-called attempt... It's like the feeling when I was a child and wanted to be a knight on a whim, but I fooled around a few times and then forgot... I remember when I first touched my mobile phone, no one taught me anything, Baidu didn't teach me anything, and I just figured out how to take quick screenshots, how to delete files, etc. Seeing the protagonist's groping, I felt that I was quite smart... But I can't actually say that when it comes to poison. I can only say that it needs to be read by people who are suitable for the genre. But I am sure that people who read cool articles are not suitable for reading this. It will be more uncomfortable. This is an imaginary "doctor" and it is not suitable for reading. I think I will complain ┐('~`;)┌ and it is uncomfortable to read. In fact, I don't like it, but I feel that this book is good (*๓´╰╯`๓)♡
This book is really a pity. This is the only totem that writes about gods. I have written all the other totems about gods and goddesses. They are funny and chatty. It is a pity that it collapsed in the middle and late stages. Every time I see this type of novel, I think of this book.
This is a good book, and good books should not be buried.
After reading it in one sitting, it's just too little. As long as it doesn't collapse, it will definitely be a hit! ! !
Introduction to Goubi I actually sang it 😅
Thank you author, no matter what others say, at least I enjoyed reading it
I quite like the fairy tale. Starting from a totem fire, it grew and grew in ignorance and weakness. In the difficult years of turmoil, the inheritance of "fire" is like a candle in the wind. It seems that a breeze can extinguish it, but it continues to burn stubbornly. Settlement, migration, war, struggle... It is not the steady and steady climbing of technology trees and expansion of territory in the farming upgrade process. The tribes in this book are overcoming obstacles and growing up through constant hardships. The most disturbing but also distinctive point of this book is that the protagonist is restricted by heaven and earth, making it extremely difficult to communicate with the tribe. Many things I know are wrong, I know how to lead the people to find a way out, but I am imprisoned in the hard totem stone, unable to convey my will. Watching the people walking towards the quagmire step by step, cursing in vain in a voice that no one can hear, and no one can understand the meaning of the swelling totem fire. And it is precisely in this way that the shamans and leaders who lead the tribe to grow step by step can interpret the epic and evocative history and become flesh and blood. The little witch, the big leader, the second-generation witch... Every character is alive, not an NPC that serves as a background version in the protagonist's other world hegemony game. I don't like the character pictures in the book. I really can't find any images that are consistent with primitive society. This is a big mistake. Ordinary primitive time travel novels, in a world without extraordinary power, as long as the protagonist survives the initial weak stage, the modern knowledge he masters is the biggest cheat. Stone tools, flints, bows and arrows, farming, medicine, currency, clans... Everything he mastered was so advanced that it was enough for primitive tribes to run forward without any detours, step by step from the primitive era to the slave era and even the feudal era; Character creation, Tai Chi, Bagua, reincarnation, Tao Te Ching, telepathy between heaven and man... The protagonist who masters these will practice and upgrade along the way, while expanding his power, perhaps gathering faith and igniting the divine fire. The broad road has a bright future. Such a primitive society is the primitive society where the protagonist lives alone. The protagonist is like a player sitting in front of the computer, issuing instructions one by one through the mouse and keyboard. To other people in the primitive society, he is so wise and correct, leading the tribe to glory like a god, and they only need to look up at his glorious back, resolutely execute every incomprehensible instruction, be a rigid NPC, live and die in obscurity, and pass on the protagonist's myth from generation to generation. This is the whole meaning of their existence. In this book, the ordinary tribesmen lack even a single line of dialogue, and the author rarely describes the changes in the tribe by describing the details of their lives, completely reducing them to a background. But tribal development is not a game for the protagonist alone. As a tribal totem, the protagonist cannot communicate directly with the tribe and can only provide limited guidance. In many cases, his direct influence on the tribe is not as good as his shaman and leader. The shamans and leaders from generation to generation have different personalities, talents, and abilities, but their souls that are willing to burn out for the tribe are the same. They led the tribe to flee in embarrassment with only a few dozen people left; the short-term stability of occupying the top of the mountain; the ignorance of forcing the tribesmen to eat scavengers; the recklessness of leading 47 people to die in battle; the sadness of being on the verge of splitting on the coast... The protagonists who belong to the readers are the totems, and the protagonists who belong to the tribe are the leaders and shamans of the past generations. It is because of them that the Fire Tribe can make great progress and pass the fire from generation to generation. Lin Linzongzong has also read more than ten original novels. The most interesting thing about them is that when the protagonist uses modern knowledge to show off, he has a sense of superiority as a modern person, and the sense of substitution that the protagonist's power continues to grow and develop. This book does not lack these two points, but what makes me like and move me is its unique flavor, the vicissitudes of life and the passing on from generation to generation. Obviously it is the evolution of tribes in an imaginary world, but it made me feel a little touched by the ancestors' pioneering history. This is the biggest highlight of this book in my opinion. As for the protagonist's character, it's a matter of opinion. Subaru, the male protagonist of re.0, Has been criticized by many people, but I think it is acceptable. The character of the protagonist in this book is indeed not perfect, and I also feel that his mentality is wrong in some places. From the reader's perspective, and measured by our moral standards, he must be contradictory. But people cannot be perfect. As Wolf Totem said, the protagonist has a human soul. If a person's soul is put into such a situation, even though he may not necessarily agree with the choice he makes, it can be understood. There is more to say, but I won't say more for fear of spoiling too much. In short, I think there is nothing wrong with the protagonist's character and values. Don't ask everyone to use your own three views. It will only make you narrow-minded. Look at problems from a higher perspective, accept other people's differences, and allow other people's mistakes. This can make your world broader.
The author actually has something that I have been hiding from you and can't bear to tell you. But in the end I decided to tell you that in fact all the people reading your book are my trumpet. Don't believe it? The trumpets came out to challenge him
The final outcome is that the protagonist will be eaten by the tribesmen
There have been a lot of people commenting on the content after becoming a god recently, so I will tell you my thoughts. In the earliest days, totems, witches, leaders, tribes, these elements were indeed strange and innovative at the starting point, and the author's writing was indeed very good, but these things were not the author's own. At this time, the author is writing a story rather than creating a worldview. But when Spirit Totem and Ming Totem appear, it becomes more and more interesting, because at this time the author begins to create his own worldview. What is the relationship between totems? What about the promotion of totem? These questions make people look forward to the next development of the book. Then after being promoted to the Ming Totem, the author completely established a system and wrote out what a political power established by a time traveler in another world looks like, with perfect details and a fascinating story. Now, in my opinion, the content after becoming a god is the design of a larger world view. The author wants to write about the "fairy world", the three mansions of heaven, earth and man, and many more things. I am optimistic about the next development and hope that the author will continue to write and write his own world view. I look forward to the future stories of Street Light No. 414.