Rise of the Stone Age

Um. . . Very good, integrate and practice Qi. It can be considered an innovation.

I originally thought it was a historical time-travel novel, but it was abruptly linked to a cultivation novel, and it was a piece of cake.

Originally, the protagonist used both crystals and martial arts at the beginning. I thought it was a bit new, but in the end, the saber-toothed tiger became a martial arts master? ! 🤫What a fool these primitive people are! This combat effectiveness has collapsed!

Chapter 170 starts making up nonsense. Author, do you feel embarrassed after so many years? Forget about primitive people cultivating themselves, will they go to the universe to fight aliens later? Or is it alien cultivation? ? ?

Not a good ending. . . . . . . .

Author, are you still here? I suddenly feel nostalgic for the time I used to read this novel.

I feel good that there is no heroine. In fact, I like to see extraordinary originality. Although it is later on, it is okay.

After reading more than ten chapters, I feel so poisonous. I know that I am far from my opponent, but I still release my aura unscrupulously.

It's both qigong and crystals and it doesn't make any sense at all.

Just a little correction, the Stone Age did not know metallurgy, your productivity of cultivation and Qi training will explode directly, fantasy cultivation should not be divided by technological civilization. Fantasy is divided into stages before and after cultivating the mystic.

What are the novels written more than 10 years ago about?