Those Ancient Legends Are All True

Before he died suddenly after staying up late, he was still revising the 18th version of PPT. When he opened his eyes again, he was holding a handful of weeds in his hand, and standing in front of him were twenty ancient ancestors with no clothes on. He thought it was an ordinary farming story - clearing up wasteland, planting land, and surviving. After seven people froze to death in the first year, he realized that things were not that simple. He has a system called "Founders of Civilization." The system told him: Every time you let a tribe member live for one more day, your life span will be extended a little. In other words, as long as people in this world are immortal, they will not die. He had to watch the world from beginning to end. So he started from a wasteland by a river - invented crop rotation, compost, a simple hoe, and a semi-burrowed shelter, and struggled with the 45-degree summer and the minus-30-degree winter. Then he discovered something even more outrageous: the fourteen-year-old boy named Sui who could drill wood to make fire. The skinny girl who can build a dry fence without drawings is called Nest. The young man who painted a fish for the first time and it looked like a living thing was called Jie. The woman who burned the first tile was called Ying. The foreign messenger who stood on the drying ground and said, "Can you please stop killing us all? What can we give you?" Was called Wa. Every time he found one, there was another name on the system panel: Suirenshi, Youchaoshi, Cangjie, Tao Zheng, Nuwa. And his own name was also called "Pangu" by them. This is not a myth. It is the process of twenty people slowly turning into two hundred, two thousand, and twenty thousand people. It was the day when he squatted on the field ridge, knelt in the snow, and sat by the fire pit, writing down the notes one by one. The diary was later buried in the ground.