You Were Supposed to Be a Chieftain, So How Did You Become the Ball Chief?

Don't let go of the witch and the heroine's crazy operation. I still haven't figured out that Anna was a slave and became a lady. She always controlled the male protagonist. She knew that Nightingale and the male protagonist had feelings, and stopped the male protagonist from touching Nightingale more than once. In the end, the male protagonist's body was gone and he never actually slept with Nightingale. It disgusted me. What was she going to do? I just saw the author's comment saying that he has inspiration, and other content is fine. Don't do that in terms of emotions, and don't speculate in stocks.

It is normal to start from scratch and become invincible in the world, with enemies coming from the sky, but I hope the author can control the situation and not have more powerful enemies every time he advances his power. I also saw a pretty good original article two years ago, but I didn't read it because of this 🙂

Reminds me of that classic joke, traveling through primitive tribes and trying to develop a unified tribe. What does it mean to have a white weirdo holding a strange stick?

Have you ever been a primitive person? You know how to write randomly😡

I hope the author will either refuse to accept it or be more decisive. He is a primitive man and I don't want to watch a tug-of-war drama like a palace fight.

I have always wanted to read ancient blogs about fantasy worlds because of this picture. Now this book is very interesting to me

The last few chapters have been too civilized. In the primitive era, the direct bloody suppression of the Wolfskin group would be enough. In such an era, people would only be fearful of power but not moral. In addition, they have no popular support in the tribe. If you suppress others, they will only applaud. Moreover, too many people from other tribes have been absorbed, and people's hearts are mixed. There is also the threat of the werewolf tribe, which shows the martial arts. Strength is the fastest way to unite people's hearts. Wave the stick first and then give carrots. There is actually no point in engaging in power games in primitive times. You have to know that the bloody and inhumane slave era is an improvement for them. As long as you can ensure that they have something to eat and their armed forces are strong enough, there is no reason to kill others who are disobedient. Do you dare to say a word? It is an era of ignorance and bloodshed. The Wolfskin Tribe's handling is too civilized. There is no need to be so dilly-dally, just strike hard like the Sacred Tree Tribe.

I've just kept it on the bookshelf. I hope the author can stick to it. The first 100,000 words are basically streaked.

I feel a little uncomfortable with the recent plot There are too many conflicts within the tribe, I always feel that the protagonist has been describing psychologically, and then describing the author's morality and ethics in the narration Is this about the development of civilization, or about tribal conflicts and internal struggles for power? Concerning internal conflicts, ethics and morality, and the power struggle related to the protagonist, can it be written in a more "Spring and Autumn" style?

I also traveled to the primitive era. My golden finger was a mobile phone that would never be powered off. On the first day I arrived there, I was targeted by a saber-toothed tiger. Fortunately, I was saved by a strong primitive man with an eagle strapped to his chest! But like the protagonist, he has not been accepted by his tribe, and to make matters worse, there is also a crazy woman who is chasing after this primitive man with an eagle strapped to his chest. It seems that this brother can't beat the crazy woman. What should I do?