Prehistoric: Nuwa Molded Me into Being

What does Nuwa's creation of humanity, her perfect and complete deeds, and her divinely bestowed merit and sainthood have to do with humanity? Was the merit given by humanity? What is this so-called "event settlement"? Humanity was created by Nuwa, and that can never be changed. The idea that creating humanity means protecting it is a robber's logic.

I'm disgusted. I came here to read a novel and kill time, not to learn elementary school math. You can teach savages math, but don't teach us addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division! So many chapters feel like they're just teaching readers how to do addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

Let me give my comments. First of all, it's a low-budget prehistoric world story. It's actually a simple farming story about the development of a primitive tribe. The prehistoric cultivation setting and the farming setting have many unresolved contradictions (which the author simply ignores).

Is the author writing this book to tell us that he attended primary school?

I just want to ask, if Nuwa created humans, shouldn't the protagonist have solved the problem of clothing? They're all completely naked! When you see a woman, all you say is "So white!" I'm speechless. How can you be so careless? And does Nuwa only know how to talk after creating humans? Don't be ridiculous. She created fire, but there's nothing else to say, no merit or anything. This is a low-budget version! Too many bugs, it's completely unworkable. It feels like playing a game.

A low-budget version of the prehistoric world, a prehistoric world the size of a village, where a sage can run ten meters in one step, and he can't even learn how to add, subtract, multiply, and divide numbers after dozens of pages.

Author, could you perhaps write about the development of technology in the prehistoric era? After all, the prehistoric era spans tens of thousands of years, and it's possible for it to have progressed to the level of modern technology; it would be very interesting.

The first human in the primordial era, he should at least be at the Earth Immortal level, right? And you're telling me he can't even catch a 200-pound pig... Are you some kind of missile-wielding Grandmaster, an intercontinental saint...?

I'm speechless. The first human race... After teaching so much, they should have shown some humility and virtue long ago. The items they receive as merit should be directly usable as magical artifacts for fighting. Take the first fire item, for example—it's supposed to be a merit torch, but it's so slow and clunky even when fighting a tiger.

My personal impression of Nuwa isn't very positive. I believe the human race is a divinely ordained race; anyone who creates humans before Nuwa can become a saint. I personally feel Nuwa was just lucky. From the perspective of Nuwa's sainthood, whoever creates humans before her can directly become a saint through public virtue and the fortune of the human race.