
The Chronicles of the Primitive Era
原始战记
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- Completed
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- 2.5M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Otherworld Continent
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- 5y ago
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- Qidian
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There are so few people. Is this really a pension novel? I have been reading online articles for 4 years. From piracy to the starting point, the book is great. The pace is naturally not as good as ordinary fantasy, but it is really good without being clichéd and heartbreaking. Let's finish this first. I first saw it in the chapter of the Shepherd God. The fire of the horn of fire will never go out, one after another. It's fate. I hope I can read online articles for the rest of my life (・ิϖ・ิ)っ
[Book Review Team] "Primitive War" is a classic with a simple and mysterious temperament.
Short review: This is one of the best works about traveling through the Stone Age. If you don't accept it, fight. ps: From a purely reader perspective, if you think there is a better one, tell me and I will change it into a short review. Work: "Primitive War" Author: Chen Ci Landiao Keywords: Stone Age, totem, witch, pet, farming Commentator: Bu Mingbai Introduction: This deceiving primitive tribe! "One day, we will return to our homeland. The glory is still there, and the fire of the Flaming Horn will never be extinguished." "The work describes the story of modern people traveling to the "Flaming Horn" tribe in primitive society, integrating into the tribal fishing and hunting life, and leading the development and growth of the tribe. In the story, the male protagonist unites the primitive hunting, planting, breeding, smelting, and commercial tribes, and eventually forms a tribal alliance. The form of the work is unique among fantasy works. The main line of the story is the struggle of the protagonist to lead the tribal people to seek common prosperity and move towards civilization. The values are expressed in a positive and positive way. The imagination of strange animals and plants in the work is amazing, showing the originality of the work." Book review: I have read many novels about traveling through the Stone Age, and this one is my favorite. Many popular novels appear every year. But only a novel that can be remembered for many years can be called a classic. "Primitive War" deserves the title, it is a novel with temperament. Judging from the current environment of online literature, the protagonist Shao Xuan has no potential to be likeable at all. First of all, I don't know whether he looks handsome or not. Anyway, according to the aesthetics of primitive people, there is no special description. And the character, judging from the behavior throughout the novel, although he has made great contributions to the Yanjiao tribe and the current era, he walks the world more as a scholar (saint). It is said that he is a scholar, but he is not the gentle kind. (Primitive people cannot appreciate it, and Shao Xuan is still a high-level totem warrior after all.) It is just an attitude of observing and studying the world. It is this attitude that sublimates the temperament of the entire novel. Ru Ci Miao has always not written about romance, and this novel is also very clean. The entire novel wins with its grand plot and world. Although it is a primitive society, the addition of blood, faith and fantasy (totem and mysterious power) makes this novel more primitive and mysterious. Of course, Ci Miao's books must include animals. Same goes for this one. Caesar (wolf) is Shao Xuan's first pet. When he grew up, he was not cute at all. He is tall, very lazy in the tribe, and very ruthless in battle. He lost an eye during a battle, but later Shao Xuan managed to get a new eye. Chacha is a giant mountain eagle that soars into the sky. When he becomes an adult, he needs to go to distant snowy mountains to gain strength. He made important contributions when Shao Xuan explored the world. There is also Sapphire, a blue beetle king (dung beetle/fly collection animal). This should be Shao Xuan's pet (slave) with the highest combat power, but it is limited by the terrain. They are all very interesting animals. Of course, I can't describe them well enough. (If I really had that writing power, I would write a novel too.) Although in terms of cuteness, it is not as cute as Heitan. But in primitive tribes, no matter how cute you are, no one will appreciate it. It's just right now. The ending of the novel is very neat and neat, and leaves people unsatisfied. The extras are great too.
This is the best original book, bar none.
I saw some book friends asking, what will happen if you fuse with fire and intermarry with other fused fire tribes? I have two guesses. 1. Which parent's fire is more powerful. 2. Which tribe did the child live in since he was a child? Assimilate according to the fire of the same bloodline in the living environment. For example, if he grew up with his father's tribe, he would be the firebrand of his father's tribe. 3. It may be merged into a new fire. Tinder feels to me like a concrete image combined with spiritual belief and bloodline inheritance. In the final stage, the fire may be completely extinguished in people's blood, and it may merge into a brand new fire lurking in people's blood like a fish.
The best original article I have read so far, no refutation will be accepted 🤓
To summarize the book review section: A bunch of people who have read the farming novels that have emerged in the past two years and thought that they can be as full of technology, culture, military and economy as the protagonists of the farming novels. When they saw this book 6 years ago, they thought it was also a farming novel, but they found out that it was a "road movie" about the protagonist. They did not think about how far an ordinary person could go back to the primitive times, nor did they think about the meaning of the title of the book. Instead, they complained that the protagonist did not climb the technological tree, farmed for hegemony, and turned the whole world into his own tribe 🙂
I felt that something was wrong since I first joined the advance team and entered the oasis. The previous writing really attracted me, as well as the use of dragonflies to enter and exit the oasis, and some descriptions of the environment. To be honest, it felt like watching a blockbuster. But what is behind it? It feels like a fantasy monster-fighting and training novel, just covered with a primitive skin. The latter part does not realize that a modern person has traveled through the past. You will also write about fishing and making fishing traps. I will not talk about you making copper, iron and steel gunpowder. Later, the protagonist has learned so much knowledge that he is more awesome than witches. When respecting and learning primitive knowledge, what about your thinking as a modern person? Except for some words that other natives do not understand, what is the difference between the protagonist and the natives? Ignore the reviews from a few years ago. At that time, these were the only ways to write books. However, I have read through the reviews in the past few months. The polarization is very serious. It is either a big boast or a huge scandal, but 80 to 90% of it is a boast. Why, I have been reading this book and saying that it is really good. How many times have I read it now? I've been watching this routine for almost ten years and I'm still boasting like this. Is it true? There are no replies to the bragging comments, and there are dozens or twenty replies to the shady comments. Are the trolls making bad money? 🙂🙂🙂
[Comment] Looking forward to the new book coming from the great god~~
Looking forward to the coming of the great god's new book~~ Looking forward to the coming of the great god's new book~~
So the whole family of the protagonist's tribe was hunted down, and then the pursuer was saved by the protagonist when the tribe was about to be exterminated. Then when the enemy was seriously injured and his life span was exhausted, the protagonist raised his descendants, taught him all kinds of stunts without reservation, and helped him let him be the king to continue and even revitalize the family. Maybe the Yi family never imagined that chasing Yanjiao would have such benefits 👍👍👍
[Comment] Finished spreading flowers! ! !
Hey, what is the theme of Chen Ci's new book? I'm so curious! It's so hard to endure the book shortage, I'm just waiting for you to open a new book! !