Dragon of Civilization

No, your dragon blood is useless? The lifespan of the dragon blood tribe is not as good as that of humans. They are simply inferior humans. I am really speechless. Also, the Dragon of Civilization has no inheritance and can only learn other people's totem spiritual methods. The Dragon of Emotional Civilization is a simple parasitic beast and a waste.

Are the dragons in this book really dragons? I think it's a kobold, but dragon people have the same fighting power as ordinary humans. I'm speechless.

I can't stand it, it just rubs the IQ of normal readers to the ground. I won't go into the previous questions, but let's talk about how outrageous the content of Chapter 82 is. Two thousand square kilometers of mountains and forests support two million people! It is for raising people (gritting teeth), not for housing people (even if it is housing people, it is outrageous, primitive tribe! One thousand people per square kilometer, *one kind of plant)! There are many places in the mountain forest that cannot be planted, such as rocks, broken walls, and residential areas (and it is difficult to pick, manage and transport). Excluding these, the mountain forest is not as good as the plains, and there is no black soil. The yield of fruit trees is not as high as that of rice. Rice can even be grown three times a year, and there are no fertilizers, pesticides, breeding, or seed selection (production technology). There is no magic or magic blessing, and it is not an extraordinary plant. The summary is, 1: Two thousand square kilometers of mountain forest actually does not have two thousand square kilometers of planting area. Two: Mountain forests are not as fertile as good plains. Three: The production technology is not as good as modern, but it can feed two million people. To make a digression, it is hard to find good farming articles in this era. They either collapse on population and food like this book, or collapse on gold coins (the former copper coin is equal to the purchasing power of yuan, one gold coin is equal to ten thousand, and the latter gold coin is equal to one yuan, laugh to death).

It was the first time I saw a dragon-man who was weaker than a monkey.

I just like this kind of developmental novel, especially the development of this kind of inhuman race

I laughed when you formed 3 tribes with 100 people. What did the protagonist think?

It's a bit outrageous. I still don't understand how the entire North Korea (including South Korea) can support a population of hundreds of millions of people relying on the technology of the Bronze Age.

Hey, the author is very strange, why can the Sky Alliance recruit the Xia Yalong people? Didn't you say that your believers can be executed by your own god? Logically speaking, the Xia Yalong people can be killed if they betray them, or they can be brought back. This does not count. They interfere in the war between gods.

I feel like there's something wrong with the latest one. There is something wrong with the number of people in your True God Holy See. Is it too many? As you said before, the two alliances are much more advanced than the ones here. Regardless of the population or genetic level, they are more advanced than them. For land, the two sides are about 6:4. The population ratio should be about the same. But the total sum of Xia Ya's side you wrote is only 1.8 Billion, but here there are actually 3 billion. This number is too many. If you want 2 to 2.5 Billion, I still believe it.

I think intermarriage is possible. After intermarriage, won't the bloodline decline? Then wouldn't it be over if you purify it again?

Confirm that the eunuch can be deleted

God tm filial piety, fast forward to the end of fantasy Confucianism and Superman

Don't be as stupid as the last book. Other authors try to stretch out the plot as much as possible. To be honest, this author's water is the purest water I have ever seen. He can write two or three chapters of an idiom or a move in history without adding any plot. It feels like I am reading some inexplicable Baidu explanation.

I really like the setting of this book, but some issues are too ridiculous. One: Except for a few leaders, writing the rest of the people is too silly (if you control the problem, you can still understand it). Two: In order to increase the population, it is really nonsense to establish a private lord system in primitive tribes. The relationship between the leader of primitive tribes and the people is the relationship between experienced blood relatives and their descendants, not the relationship between feudal lords and their subjects. If the population doesn't increase, it's nonsense to do this. Three: The population growth rate is too slow. There are only a few points related to the population growth rate, including the living environment, ancient poisonous insects and wars, and modern clothing, food, housing, transportation and education. In terms of people's wishes, my grandfather had eight sons (he died too young in our case and is not counted in the seniority ranking). My grandfather's eight brothers are ranked in the ranking. My grandfather's cousin has eleven sons. My grandfather has four sons (this is the belief that more people are more powerful). My father only has two sons and no daughters. I was a superborn child at that time. In my generation, I can only say that I understand everything. Productivity, this really goes without saying. The protagonist's tribe only encountered problems with poisonous insects, no wars, and no shortage of food. The people had the will, the leader had needs (to become a god), the protagonist had needs, and everyone in the tribe wanted to increase the population. This population growth rate is too slow.

Is the protagonist a treasure-delivery boy?

I don't think the civilization in the title can be reflected at all. I can't tell what civilization is, and it definitely doesn't refer to the upper class.

I searched for this novel because I became interested in how civilization should develop after reading "The People on Earth Are Too Fierce". The civilization I envisioned should not only allow individuals to develop freely (making civilization progress more comprehensively), but also unify the will of everyone to solve big difficulties and challenges. A perfect civilization should be one in which every individual is a vested interest (collective interests and individual interests are highly unified), and there is no class. The setting of the civilization dragon in this novel is good, but I think some skills should be added to this dragon: 1. Wisdom enlightenment, which can obtain companion races. Various experience skills can also be imparted to individuals 2. Gestalt will temporarily merges with all individual wills (souls) to form a new will to control the dragon and all individuals, but there is no emotion. After the fusion is lifted, it will have no impact on the will of the individual and the dragon

The author is actually not me. I said that you always count the kind of mountainous journeys, but you understand that this is the world of gods. Gods can carve out a flat land at will. Don't be too convenient. You always include the loss of food in this kind of journey. Is it really false? You are a normal god, and these roads have been blown to the ground by you long ago. What's more, you, a time-traveler, don't have this kind of knowledge?

I haven't seen you for a while and you posted an update?

When did the author open his mind?

In the introduction, "oneself," is changed to "after oneself", and the following "of" is changed to ""