Prehistoric: Starting from the Innate Human Race

Maybe the author was still in the exploratory stage in the first 50 chapters, but it can be seen from the later content that he is gradually getting a feel for it.

The prehistoric system is bound to die if it is not written with great writing. It will slip away.

The merits are scattered randomly, what the hell, the innate saints just use wood and stones as weapons, but they don't give any merits. Now that you are here, your hair is messed up. Now that prehistoric literature has become so mature, why are there still so many mentally handicapped novels? I couldn't finish three chapters. Poisoned.

Cultivation was taught by the Taiqing Dynasty and then became a saint. I wrote it randomly and added the system.

The basic setting of the prehistoric era is that "small trends can be changed, but big trends cannot be changed." According to the protagonist's development, he should have been shot to death long ago.

Recommend a novel - Peerless Tang Sect: My Dragon King Simulator (formerly known as Peerless Tang Sect: My Simulation of the Dragon King Legend)

After listening to Chapter 34, my first impression was that the writing was messy. It's so messy. Nothing about it is clear or smooth. The more I listen, the deeper my brows deepen