I Am the Divine Tree, Evergreen for Eternity

Generally, after a few decades, a Stone Age tribe's language and culture would be quite similar to ours today, allowing them to communicate seamlessly with other tribes. The protagonist is always saved from near death.

They can't even run away; they'll easily become coffin lids. 🙂

Have you ever been a sacred tree? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions.

It's pretty good. My only concern is that the world-building might become too complex later on, and I worry about how it will be handled. This is a common problem with almost all novels. If it can maintain this level of quality, and ideally even improve upon it, I feel it has a very high chance of becoming a masterpiece.

I dislike Kang; he has absolutely no personal charisma. He claims to be unbelievable, but isn't that just lust? Disgusting, an idiot, a useless piece of trash who dies in a few chapters—all that description is unnecessary.

It seems the author wanted to create a vast, untamed mythological world based on the Classic of Mountains and Seas. I don't know how things will develop in the future. My worldview will gradually expand, and time will pass. I will feel a sense of the passage of time. In short, the most important thing about the alien immortality text is... The world is changing.

That's good. Finally, the Human race starts from scratch, instead of finding out there are even more powerful Humans after leaving the map.

Stay calm, this project depends on you! Let's go!

There was a book about this topic before. Unfortunately, it was poorly written and ended badly. I wonder if you're his alternate account?

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