The Rise of Primitive Tribes over Thousands of Years

"The Ten Thousand Years of Rise of Primitive Tribes" The soul of the special soldier Feng Yan traveled through the primitive world and became a thin boy who was chased by a saber-toothed tiger and jumped into a river. He was regarded as a "witch" by his tribe. There is no abnormal system, no one-click max level. Even an iron knife has to be mined, a furnace built, and iron smelted by oneself; even a brick for a city wall needs to be burned with lime, rammed earth, and built. With his hidden strength, he originally wanted to develop in a low-key manner, but the cold winter was approaching, the wolves were pressing on the territory, and the blood barbarian tribe next door was sharpening their knives eagerly. He could only lead this group of tribesmen who had difficulty even having enough to eat, starting from kneading mud and making pottery, step by step creating fish cages, iron furnaces, iron picks, and hard bows, then taming wild beasts, reclaiming wasteland, and building a hundred-foot city wall. While others relied on the system to cheat, he used his hands to dig civilization out of the frozen soil and build his own empire. This is not only a novel, but also a hard-core "Guidebook for Survival in Primitive Society". With this book in hand, you will have no worries about time travel.