Cultivating Civilization, Starting as a Ball of Fire

Just right

Will this latter civilization be based on modern technology, science fiction, or fantasy? I'm a little confused after reading the introduction.

I don't really like the name Homo erectus. It's a bit self-deprecating. Homo erectus is better than humans. Apes cannot throw well with their arms and shoulders, and their hands are not sophisticated either.

Everything up to this point is okay. What is the beginning of the promotion ceremony in Chapter 54? It's too stiff.

Have you lost it after reading and collecting since chapter 54? 😏

One problem with this book is that many grand narratives of civilization are compressed into one or two generations. The span of civilization is a bit too big. In addition, many of the descriptions in the article are very exaggerated, which makes my impression worse and worse. Also, Chapter 30 of Volume 2 is here again. The first promotion crisis is a heavy rain, which I thought was too ridiculous before; the second promotion crisis is a plague, which is reasonable, but the protagonist's power of insight inexplicably fails at this time. It feels like the author wants the protagonist to have no hardship. Alas, I have only subscribed for a few days, but I can no longer stand this book, so I have to say goodbye.

In less than a year, it has developed to this extent. It feels like we will no longer be closer to Homo sapiens, but more like apes.

Please delete chapters 54 to 60. Reading these six chapters is so disgusting.

The only shortcoming of this book so far is that the disaster comes too suddenly, and the protagonist is forced to go offline every time.

Big brother is still persisting 😃