Starting in Prehistory

There is only one hope for the original text. Don't use too advanced technologies. Just adapt to the times. Don't make too advanced a system. The Xia, Shang, and Zhou vassal systems, and the Han and Tang Dynasties are completely adequate. I especially like the original text, but in some original novels, the army uses the current system, the text uses simplified characters, and the cultural designations use the current system. It is too inconsistent. In general I feel like I am reading an urban novel, and I feel that it is enough to transform tribalism into a feudal society. Rome was not built in a day. If you take too big a step, you will lose your eggs. As the saying goes, half a step ahead is a genius, and one step ahead is a lunatic. I hope that China's five thousand years of history will not be summarized in a few decades. In that case, there may be no Chinese culture, Tang poetry, and Song lyrics. It's just a small suggestion I hope the author can read it, and I wish the author a great book to become a god.

Is there any cheat cheat? If so, what is it, a system or a shuttle/gate/wormhole? ps Without the backing of peerless power or a powerful golden finger, a person who tries to change the world will basically not end well, because this world is cruel and realistic, and what we have to fight is the inertia of the entire world. So, for those historical time travel novels that do not have a powerful golden finger, those authors can only feed readers brain fragments while giving the villain an aura of weak intelligence.

I was very disappointed to find that there is no golden finger like the previous book. There is no golden finger. Why should I be the protagonist? Apart from being a mentally retarded person and feeding my brain fragments.

A slow-burning original novel, I will accompany you until the end! Come on😊

The writing is messed up! Not as good as the top!

I feel that writing prehistoric articles is not a challenge, or it is a kind of feeling and hobby. But I personally feel that every kind of online text has its own market Let's go back to prehistoric texts, especially historical prehistoric texts. In fact, it is a traditional survival story. Wouldn't it be easier to understand if we spread it out? For example: in fairy tales, the protagonist comes out, fights monsters and upgrades, establishes a sect, refines weapons and seals, and ranks in the fairy class ≠ prehistoric novels, the protagonist goes out to hunt, build houses, make weapons, fight tribes, build cities and countries? It's all the same! As long as the writing is interesting, people will read it, and there will be a market and subscriptions.

I feel like the cheat settings should be made clearer. For example, it is either a tamer or a cager. If they are all needed, they should be divided into three, six or nine levels.

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To be honest, when I saw forty-one and killed the wild horse, I immediately lost interest, so I asked, who do you like between a horse that is wild but listens to itself, and a horse that anyone can get close to?

Why is the protagonist so pitiful? Deliberately emphasize that the protagonist is a fat otaku? Was he a waste after traveling through time?