Carrying a Primitive Tribe with Me
随身带着原始部落
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 13y ago
- English
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To be honest, the main character seems a bit simple-minded (mentally challenged), with an IQ that seems to be no higher than 12 years old.
Such a foolish person lives in a primitive society, not even using modern things. Yet they rely on their ridiculously low intelligence.
Everything else was fine, but the protagonist's intelligence was portrayed as too low, almost like a 10-year-old. If I had that ring, I'd take enough salt, farming tools, seeds, and a magnet, along with books on industrial development, and stay in a primitive society for decades. I could probably develop to the point of the First Industrial Revolution.
I feel like this protagonist isn't even as smart as I was at eight years old!
Is it over? I glanced at the book when it was being written, and the part where the protagonist bought a tiger skin was completely ignored. Even the dumbest shopkeeper wouldn't be unaware that you can't buy the fur of such a large carnivore, right? And yet, he managed to buy it at a low price. The most ridiculous thing is that he later discovered it was actually saber-toothed tiger fur, which is long extinct…
Holy crap, I've read this book before, I think it was around 2012. I really thought it was a great novel back then, because it was the first time I'd ever read anything like it... Reading it again now is so embarrassing.
I could easily kill this goofy protagonist without even lifting a finger. I'll just steal his ring!
Damn it. They don't use modern gadgets, yet they've written a wilderness survival novel. This title is utterly ridiculous.
Thankfully, this book was written in 2013. The way he groveled and fawned over that class monitor—a typical "simp" protagonist wouldn't get anywhere these days.
The more the story progresses, the lower the protagonist's IQ becomes; it's pointless. He even brought a butcher's knife to the club interview—utterly idiotic.