A Guide to Building Civilization in a Primitive Tribe

There is an account on Station B called Crazy Modern People, which is about how to survive primitively by rubbing hands. The author can go and check it out.

Physically traveling through time, saliva can poison these primitive people, and they are not immune to the bacteria they carry. Like if you agree.

The stove is used to make fire, the cauldron is used to cook things, and the steamer is used to steam things. In fact, there is a concave lid on it that serves as a plate and can be used for eating. Clean and hygienic. It uses an inverted kiln process. I haven't tried it yet. I still use a vertical kiln, which is what many people used to bake bricks at home in the 1970s and 1980s. It's simpler than the underground kiln in your article. But you need tools to dig.

The modern protagonist, transported back to prehistoric times, contrasts with the pure, fair-skinned, and beautiful loli-like figures of others, doesn't she? 😋

That's utterly ridiculous! The progress of civilization is gradual, tortuous, and bizarre. Forcing leaps across eras is against human nature. Don't look down on primitive people; when you go against the specific mindset of a particular era, you'll be on the barbecue grill!

Brothers, I discovered that high-energy focused explosives detonate simultaneously, generating symmetrical high-pressure shock waves that hit the nuclear fuel shell with tens of thousands of atmospheric pressure. The shell is compressed and collapses inward, directly pushing the cluster of uranium-235/plutonium-239 nuclei to gather rapidly.

Have you ever lived as a caveman before you started writing this nonsense?

I suggest that after trying copper smelting, don't look for other alloys needed for practical copperware; instead, go straight to iron smelting. Iron smelting isn't as difficult as some people think. Look at that Australian guy who managed to extract iron from low-grade swamp ore that wasn't even considered ore. Besides, iron smelting doesn't require 1400 degrees Celsius.

When you visit a primitive tribe, you should first teach them their written language and spoken language; otherwise, how will you communicate?

1/ Don't write about superpowers or the supernatural. 2/ It's unnecessary. Just copy the mainland version. After all, the system has a built-in weather forecast. Just write about another world. You don't need to do so much research. 3/ Don't let the protagonist have any erotic content before chapter 300. It's hard to write. As a chieftain, you can only have a harem, and you can only downplay it.🤓