The Primordial Undying Totem

“I am the immortal totem of the Rock Tribe, ruler of the eight directions, conqueror of the four corners. I shall establish a unified dynasty and leave my name for all eternity...” After a dream spanning countless turns, he returns to the post-Stone Age, millions of years in the past. Li Qingyang becomes the totem of a tribe, undying and immortal, growing stronger by absorbing the tribe’s faith. Pottery, ironworking, animal husbandry... The wisdom passed down through five thousand years of Chinese civilization will shine brilliantly in this age. As time goes by, Li Qingyang also discovers the wonders of the prehistoric world: At Xishan, there is a decaying yang-resistant tree that remains unrotted even after a century beneath deep water. Carve it into a figure, and it can take your place in death. Four hundred li to the southwest lies Mount Kunlun, where the blood of Luwu can strengthen your sinews and bones when eaten. At Mount Ji, the sunny slopes are rich in jade. Wear it close to your body, and it boosts virility. There are birds there too; eat one, and you’ll never need to sleep. At Mount Shaoshi, the waters teem with dit fish. Eat one, and you’ll be immune to parasitic diseases and able to ward off weapons. To grasp them all is to become a shaman. P.S. A farming story set in the primitive age. I’m immortal and indestructible. This book contains a small amount of fantasy, but it won’t affect your reading. Enjoy!