A Guide to Building a Primitive Tribe
原始部落养成指南
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 322k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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143Chapters
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It's not good enough. I suggest checking out the ancient masters' guides, like "Primitive War Chronicles." I don't know if that book still exists.
Newcomer bravely venturing into the original stream, I support you!
Choosing a totem spirit as the main character eliminates concerns about lifespan, allowing for more time to develop the tribe.
The story is bland and uneventful, portraying primitive tribes in an overly friendly light. While prehistoric humans didn't have as many schemes and plots as we do today, the survival of the fittest among tribes was absolute. Here, aside from a few aggressive tribes, the others are portrayed as a loving, harmonious family.
So heartwarming
It's so heartwarming! I wonder if the author did it on purpose. The current descriptions in the book are too harmonious and warm; there's no conflict between the different tribes, just pure warmth.
Very beautiful
Since the protagonist is a totem spirit, the story should lean towards an ensemble piece, with a slower pace. Focus primarily on the war, avoiding a rapid barrage of conflict that fails to showcase the tribe's transformation. 70% Of the story should be dedicated to daily life and the progress of civilization.
Three years to unify the surrounding tribes, five years to unify the world, ten years to venture into the universe...
This is my first time reading a book in the primitive genre. I read it all the way to the latest chapter 97 without skipping any chapters. The writing is smooth, and the plot is well-controlled. The protagonist transmigrates into a totem-based fantasy primitive world and guides these primitive people in farming and development.
It's good, it has a Primal Chronicle feel to it. But why change the tribe name to Zhu? Yu would have sounded better and matched the totem script better. To be honest, the name Zhu is a bit out of place with the other tribe names, and the tribe's characteristics aren't really shown.
It's rare to see someone dare to write in the original language.