
Coming from Primitive Times
从原始时代走来
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- Completed
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- 408k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Why! I gave up. After being in the tribe for so long, I am still weak. I still need the enemy to give me a fatal blow before I can choose to fight back. This is not what normal Chinese people can do. This is the Virgin Mary!
Regarding several issues in the book, let's talk about them.
1. Why add a system? Several friends have said that the reason is that it is too difficult to live in a primitive society without a system and relying on one person's strength. Language, immunity, intelligence, knowledge... Anything lacking is not enough. On the contrary, a system has been added. Only with something that seems unreal can the protagonist survive naturally and build a civilization. After all, it is really difficult for one person to change an era. 2. Why is there a setting that novices must have 50 points during the period, otherwise they will be wiped out. I see a few friends think this is a poisonous point. I have also read some forum discussions and found that such a setting is difficult to accept now. It is a bit old-fashioned and a bit redundant. The reason for putting this setting is easy for everyone to think of. In order to make the plot more urgent, it seems that this reason is not very sufficient now. Secondly, this is related to a setting in the later part of the book. It can be said that it is a kind of screening of the protagonist by the system. Of course, I am still thinking about this issue. A friend said it very thoroughly, and I have refined the post. However, this problem will not affect the plot, but some friends may not like it and abandon the book. I can only express regret for this. 3. The problem of cutting down trees. I have already answered this question in the comment area. There are several reasons why we cut down trees: 1. There are a lot of fruit trees at this time, and there is no situation where there will be no food left if too many are cut down. At the worst, we will need to change to a forest. 2. Although cutting down trees consumes physical energy, it is done once and for all. A whole tree of fruits can be collected in one day, freeing up manpower to do other things the next day, freeing up productivity. 3. The protagonist cuts down trees because the area he is assigned to is suitable for cutting down trees, and he does not want to collect fruits here all the time. Only by getting enough fruits to eat at one time can he have a say and do other things the next day. 4. The purpose of cutting down trees in the back is still to store food in a short period of time and free up labor to do other things. In short, after learning how to hunt and fish, the need for fruit trees will not be so much, and they will migrate in the future. Cutting down some trees will not have much impact, and the subsequent collection will only be branches. 4. The question of whether branches with thick wrists can burn easily. The answer is yes, but it's difficult. I didn't think about it when I wrote it here. It's really difficult to burn. It's best to use dry, oily branches, such as pitch pine, as my friend said. 5. Can a stone ax chop down trees? Is it fast enough to sharpen a stone ax? Not as fast as metal, but OK, especially for trees that aren't too thick. It is very time-consuming and physical. Interested students can give it a try. 6. Language problem. This is a matter of opinion. The world that the protagonist traveled through is not necessarily the ancient era of our current world. Maybe the language ability of this tribe is relatively developed! Moreover, with the fresh vocabulary brought by the protagonist, the language level of this tribe is increasing by leaps and bounds. This is a hidden buff! If you always use dry vocabulary for conversations, it will feel too stiff. That's all for now. I hope you can see the latest chapter and give me a little more to follow. Thank you all!
The best way to systematically develop the protagonist is to deify yourself, to gain power safely and quickly. It's outrageous for an ordinary primitive to think about the future development of civilization, and then control the development of technology to prevent yourself from danger, right? I'm really speechless.
I finally understand why this book is not popular. ① Click on it and it is full of modern communication, which is difficult for people to immerse themselves in. Didn't the author consider the sense of immersion when writing? That's it for this book, you can see the end at a glance
I personally think there is a mistake, that is, in primitive society, how could the tribe be expelled for the so-called coming-of-age ceremony? This logic does not make sense. In primitive society, there is a lack of people and vitality. How could the new generation of the tribe be expelled for a ceremony? I really don't understand. It might as well be called a coming-of-age ceremony, a hunting competition.
This book. . . It's not even the slightest bit worse than others of the same type. . . Abandoned.
There is a logical flaw. Men have stronger gathering abilities and higher status. Normal matrilineal clan military religions are basically controlled by men The matrilineal clan is only responsible for connecting blood lines Hunters in areas with abundant prey can kill all large land prey with wooden spears from a hundred meters away, and there is plenty of food.
I just watched the beginning, saw the old routine, and felt something in my heart😁 It would be better if you separated from the host instead. After all, the host just left if he didn't live up to expectations, and he wouldn't live long in primitive society anyway. If you erase it, you always feel that there is a conspiracy behind it. Otherwise, why would he threaten you? There must be something in you that he wants. Otherwise, who cares about you, unless you are the kind of person who is dedicated to being a host. This is not a gap with the host. From a psychological point of view (ask yourself), when you are down and out, the golden finger is still threatening you, and there must be a thorn in your heart, it just depends on when it will burst out. To sum up, this system either doesn't care about the host at all, or it is a new system that has just debuted.
I feel like a holy mother. Human nature should be the way to be strong, rather than blindly tolerating, which is boring and should be discarded decisively.
This kind of dialogue is obviously from modern times, what kind of primitive people are they?
This conversation is not as modern as it is today. How can you put yourself in the primitive era? When you see other people's writing become popular, you also copy it.
Collection relies on physical strength and experience. No matter how hard it is, women cannot be better than men.
Farming is a choice under population pressure and environmental shrinkage. There may also be too many production tools that require fixed places, forcing tribes to settle Without taxing slaves, farming can only be said to be enough to survive.
After reading a few chapters, I still don't understand. The protagonist is not related to the original novels. They even hate the protagonist. Why is the protagonist obsessed with spreading civilization there, and even thinking about what they can do with their civilization even if he dies? In addition, religion is just a form of organization. Whether it hinders social development depends on its teachings. The social culture of the United States is greatly influenced by the excellent teachings of the Puritans. There is no need for the protagonist to resist religion. In addition, the protagonist comes back from the dead, becomes stronger, changes his personality, and suddenly can make many tools, but no primitive people are confused? Lu Ban's father just built a flying wooden bird, but the locals thought he was a monster and burned him to death.
The book has gradually become fatter, so you can read it with confidence.
The book already has 100,000 words, and updates are absolutely stable, so you can read it with confidence. Especially for friends who have collected it, it is best to see the latest chapters, which are very important for the new book period. Regarding the questions pointed out in some comments, I will try my best to answer them. Some may be setting issues, some may be because I didn't write carefully enough, and some may be due to different ideas. As long as everyone makes serious comments, I will explain them carefully. Whether it is praise or criticism, I will accept it with an open mind. Finally, please vote more and support more! If you have recommendation tickets or monthly passes, the more the better! If you have any comments or good ideas, please leave them in the comment area!
Why does the totem have to be round? Does it need to be painted with aunt color on the back? Forget it, I'm leaving
For writing about prehistory, I suggest the author take a look at Bringing a Town Back to Prehistory and From Chief to Captain. . .
I haven't watched it yet, the normal ending is still the eunuch 🤫
This subject is very interesting. Are there any other books with the same subject?