I Have All the Equipment with My Hands: I Am Engaged in Infrastructure Construction at the End of Shang Dynasty

The equipment is all hand-made, and the food is all hunted. This is a [historical farming novel] with rigorous technical deduction as its backbone and civilized epic narrative as its soul. It tells the story of two modern people who rebuilt Chinese civilization from a deserted island in the Stone Age in the wilderness at the end of the Shang Dynasty. The fundamental driving force and main content of the story is to use modern knowledge to develop agriculture, handicrafts, technology and basic social systems (such as paper making, shipbuilding, hemp making, metallurgy, city building, etc.) From scratch. Two elderly people in their late nineties accidentally traveled to the ancient Bronze Age and the end of the Shang Dynasty in the last stage of their lives. But they were not born directly in the Central Plains, but on an ocean island. At the beginning, two people and two swords were blessed with the power of the totem master by the divine voice. At the same time, relying on their knowledge and experience beyond the times, they struggled to survive on this island of Kyushu, where civilization had not even begun to sprout, and helplessly began their legendary story in different time and space. From rubbing various tools and weapons by hand, to gradually establishing your own tribe. From eating hair and drinking blood to exquisite food! Forge friendships with various animals to achieve cooperation, and conquer the indigenous tribes that are still in the "savage" period. Let's see how they lay the foundation step by step and return to the Central Plains to officially start their own civilization epic? What specific form will the early warning take after a thousand years? What interesting stories will happen in the meantime? There are adventures, helplessness, friendship, love, regrets and even joy. From survival to life, cooking, world adventure, domestication and construction, let us lay the foundation from the "wilderness" and witness an epic song that spans a thousand years...