Primitive Civilization: From Resurrection to Founding a Kingdom

He Zigang never imagined that the “reward” for sacrificing himself to save someone would be getting dumped into a primitive tribe where people lived off the land. When he opened his eyes, he was a “dead man” carried back by the tribe's hunters, a living corpse with no blood kin to protect him. On this barbaric land, vicious beasts lurked everywhere, and neighboring tribes devoured one another. What awaited him was not a hero's welcome, but a struggle for survival more brutal than anything the beasts could inflict. But he brought with him the spark of five thousand years of civilization. While shamans prayed to ghosts and gods, he fired the first sturdy pottery. While his people grew exhausted hunting, he cultivated the first fertile fields. While everyone lived in caves and out in the open, he built the first city to shelter them from wind and rain. From smelting the first piece of pig iron to raising the first sail, he gave this tiny tribe on the brink of extinction a power that even the gods would not dare bestow. From a “dead man” among a tribe of a few dozen to the king of millions of subjects. He spent his life carving the first epic of civilization into the prehistoric earth with his own hands. Open this book and witness how one person gave birth to a civilization.