In the Prehistoric Times, I Was Pinched by Nuwa

Yysy, the first person Nuwa pinched was a woman, because she wrote based on herself! I felt an imbalance of yin and yang before I pinched the man for the second time! So you, the protagonist, are just a female companion dressed as a man, so there is no need to refute it! I won't listen, I won't listen... (PS: New readers passing by, suddenly have an idea, but it is true, you have to believe me~)

I have read less than five chapters. Let me talk about the shortcomings of this book. You can't use your brain, and you can't let your emotions follow the characters. The author's knowledge and writing limit the expressiveness of the plot. The plot of the first five chapters is about the survival of the prehistoric human race. The author only paid attention to the survival, but did not notice that this was the birth of the prehistoric human race. Have you ever watched the documentary on tribal civilization? Is the reason for the emergence of witch festivals unclear? There are also language and teachings. I have never thought about why the earliest words mean the same thing? The evolution of Chinese writing is probably not well understood either.

In Chapter 8, I can hold a 500-pound stone with one hand, but in Chapter 18, I can't even pick up a 200-pound pig. Bad reviews.

Come on, brother, support the first order!

What is the relationship between Nuwa and the human race? Are merits given by humans? Where does the so-called "liangqing" come from? The human race was created by Nuwa and can never be changed. What kind of gangster theory is it to create the human race and protect the human race? Nuwa also created other animals before the human race. I owe you a debt for creating you because of my merits and Taoist progress. If I save you and gain fame and other benefits, will it mean that we are both cleansed if I don't help you when you are in trouble in the future? When everything in the world is created and can run normally, does it mean that we have obligations and responsibilities to help take care of all things?

Sajia vomited. Sajia came to read novels to kill time, not to learn elementary school mathematics. You can teach savages to learn mathematics, but don't teach us addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. It feels like so many chapters are just teaching readers how to add, subtract, multiply and divide. It was quite interesting at first. Sajia endured an hour of elementary school mathematics before she got to division. In order not to learn to solve linear equations in two variables, Sajia ran away.

Let me comment. First of all, low-profile Honghuang. In fact, it is a simple farming story developed by primitive tribes. There are many unsolvable contradictions between the ancient background of cultivating immortals and the background of farming that have not been resolved (the author just pretended not to have seen it) A great ancient world, but it turned out that there were mortal things everywhere, and people had to look for minerals based on Buzhou Mountain. There is no need for natural and earthly treasures, just look for ordinary crops everywhere. Wait... These are all very surprising. There are many shortcomings, so I won't go into details. You will have your own ideas after reading them. Let's talk about the advantages. First, the author actually intends to build a real prehistoric era of human race, where he knows everything about farming. However, farming and spiritual practice should be integrated with each other. If the separation is too strong, it will be counterproductive. Second, the creative direction is very good. If the author can think about some content carefully, this should go a long way. To summarize: you can read and play it, but if you can't relate to it and the tone doesn't change, this book won't be popular. The positioning is biased, and it writes about ordinary farming while going through the wilderness. Fantasy and technology could have gone together, but the pacing ended up being exaggerated. It's a pity.

The author's purpose in writing this book is to tell us that he attended elementary school?

In the low-end version of the prehistoric era, the village-sized prehistoric one, the saint could run ten meters in one step, and even if he was taught addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, he could learn dozens of numbers.

I just want to ask, Nuwa created humans. Shouldn't you solve the problem of wearing clothes for the protagonist? They are all naked. When you see a woman, you can just say something true. I'm drunk too. How big is your heart? And Nuwa can talk when she creates humans? Don't be ridiculous. There is nothing to say and no merits to make people famous. This is a low-end version! There are too many bugs and it doesn't work at all. It feels like I'm playing a game.

Can the author write about the development of science and technology in the ancient times? After all, the ancient times lasted for tens of thousands of years, and it is still possible to develop into modern technology. I think it would be very interesting.

The first human race in the prehistoric times, with at least an earthly immortal cultivation level, I guess it's okay, but the results told me that I couldn't catch a 200-pound pig. . . . Are you Miss Luo, an intercontinental saint? . . . .

I am also convinced, the first human race. After having learned so many things, I should have had some public morality, and the items I have received through my merits are directly meritorious magic weapons that can be used in fights. For example, the first fire was the torch of merit. As a result, even a tiger would snap and swish.

My personal feeling about Nuwa is not that great. I think the human race should be a destiny race. As long as the human race is created before Nuwa, he can become a saint. I personally feel that Nuwa should be lucky. From the perspective of Nuwa's sainthood, if anyone can create humans before her, he can directly become a saint by virtue of his moral integrity and the luck of the human race.

This speed is too slow. Your book should not be pinched by Nuwa. It must be called the Great Adventure of the Primitive Man in the Wahuang Period

After reading ten chapters, I'm pretty sure it's not a prehistoric era, but at best a barbaric wilderness.

No matter what happened in the prehistoric period, the great Luo was not as good as the dog, and the golden immortals were all over the place? The innate human race created by Nuwa only has a strength of one or two hundred kilograms? ? No matter what, the innate human race will reach the realm of immortals, right? It's impossible for the human race created by the saint's essence and blood to be no different from mortals, right? Some are even worse than mortals? Are you sure you're not kidding? The low-profile version of Honghuang among low-profile

How to say it? The progress of development is too slow. The prehistoric world is not without spirit. There is a foundation and you need to open your mind!

The pace is too slow, and the protagonist is too impatient. The entire book has not even passed a month's timeline so far! Nuwa has just become a saint. It is still unknown how many thousands of years it will take for the Three Pure Ones to become a saint. It is still unknown how many thousands of years it will take for the lich to fight fiercely, not to mention the timeline for refining the witch-slaying sword. If you want to massacre the human race, you have to be wary of Nuwa. The demon race is not like the memory of netizens who only have three days. It is not known how many thousands of years have happened in the prehistoric time unit. The Prehistoric Timeline does not mean that Nuwa becomes a saint this month and the Sanqing family is separated next month. Even in the low martial arts version of Prehistoric, you still have to practice in the summer, in the three days, and in the winter, and it will take several years to achieve great martial arts! The protagonist can't wait to popularize nine-year compulsory education for mankind in a few months? Nine years of compulsory education cannot be completed for nine years? Nine years is a long time in the wilderness? The previous article also said that the boss can take a nap for tens of millions of years, but the protagonist doesn't even have a fraction of the time to take a nap? Can't it take hundreds of years to develop? After all, the first batch of innate humans were also made of Jiutianxi soil. If they can't live forever, don't they even have a shelf life of several thousand years? Thousands of years are enough for humans to develop into modern society!

The title of the book doesn't work! If you want to be popular, you need a good title. For example, he was pinched by Nuwa at the beginning of The Great Desolation. In the prehistoric period, he was pinched naked by Nuwa.

If you write a thousand chapters like this, you won't be able to get out of the village. Sooner or later, everyone will be gone.

Really, I think the prehistoric flow can be changed to the conspiracy flow and it will be fine. Are the authors not strong enough? When I look at ancient times, I always feel that the saints are just like a bunch of people, and the immortals are even more despicable people. What's the reason?

It's a bit nonsense that the innate human race is so weak. According to your logic, merits such as fire and houses have already appeared and are beyond the reach of the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors. The innate human race should be born by eating air, and can see things at night, and cannot get sick. It is precisely for these reasons that the demand for fire in the early stage is very low. Only after the acquired human race is born, there is a large demand for fire. To eat food, you must be able to see at night and defend against wild beasts. The same goes for Shennong. Only when you are sick do you need treatment. Also, using bows and arrows is nonsense. For the early human race, spears were the best. Bows and arrows are about technology and logistics. They need to make bow bodies, bow strings, and bows and arrows. It is a very complicated process. The only advantage of bows and arrows is that they are easy to carry. In addition, the attack power of the bow and arrow is determined by the bow, and it will be useless if it encounters a thick-skinned one. However, the spear is different. It is simple to make and can be used for close combat or long-distance combat. The power is determined by the person. The greater the power, the stronger the power of the throw and the farther the distance.

Pangu, a male, turned into mountains and rivers after death, and Nuwa created humans. Humans were born through Nuwa's hands, which is equivalent to Nuwa cutting a hole in Pangu's descendants' bag and releasing tadpoles. Mouth, eyes, eyebrows, nose, blood, skin, etc. Are all created by living beings, and humans are Pangu's tadpoles, aren't they the protagonists of Pangu, their biological sons?

I knew this book would be a hit, especially because it wanted to ride on the popularity of prehistoric times and science and technology, but it was only after 200 chapters that I published it. It would be strange if you are not cool with the desperate suppression of technology

A human race is too low-end. It worries about getting sick if it gets caught in the rain. It's not a newborn baby. Normal people get sick if they get caught in the rain? ?

This book is also called: I am a mortal in the prehistoric times

When I saw Chapter 22, I thought it was nonsense. Drilling wood to make fire, producing pottery products, and writing words all have merit, but they have not been reduced. But there was no merit when the house was built? ? I remember the house was built in Chapter 22

From the beginning to Chapter 18, I suppressed the protagonist twice, and all the merits were wiped out twice. Next, will there be treasures to give away, and then the women will be given out, and then the tribesmen will be given out, and I will survive.

It's very interesting. I hate those books that always describe the practice of seclusion for tens of thousands of years. It feels too watery, and flowing water is generally uninteresting. Especially when writing about prehistoric myths, this kind of numerical flowing style often appears. This article does not have this point, and the writing style is very good...