
The Chronicles of the Primitive Era
原始战记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Chronicles of Primordial WarsEnglish name
- CoPWEnglish name
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This list features the top 100 books I’ve read, selected and ranked by me. I’ll keep maintaining and updating it over time. Here’s my initial rating plan: 1. Readability (out of 5): Factors include how satisfying the story is and how smoothly the plot unfolds. 2. Reading experience (out of 5): Judged by issues such as plot holes and typos that affect the reading experience. 3. Story depth (out of 5): Rated based on the story’s content. 4. Characterization (out of 5): An overall assessment of the
Those Sleepless Nights, One After Another
A world where the curtain slowly rises, where you can face what's ahead with composure, calm, and courage
Heartfelt Recommendations from a Veteran Reader
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A Book Drought Emergency Kit
An emergency kit to help you through a reading slump. Every book here is interesting and worth a look. The completed ones are excellent, and the ongoing ones have their merits too. (Please don’t come after me if one got abandoned QAQ.)
My Bookshelf
Some books from my library and others I've read and enjoyed. I have pretty eclectic tastes and read all kinds of genres.
A Home for Original Works
Primitive-era fiction is already a niche genre, and even fewer people have been writing it in recent years. Still, there are some excellent works out there, so here are a few recommendations.
Tales of the Strange
Mostly supernatural fiction, like fantasy and dark fairy tales. There are quite a few obscure novels here. I have pretty particular tastes, but I'll recommend books I think are well-written and better than average. I can be picky, so don't be surprised if I drop a book. The list has limited space, so I'll add and remove books as needed.
A Bookworm’s Smorgasbord
A laid-back list maker who updates whenever the mood strikes. I'll gradually add new books and revise my comments on existing ones. Feel free to drop by often. I'm an older reader with eclectic tastes. I read male- and female-oriented fiction, cultivation, fantasy, historical romance, magic, family intrigue, sci-fi, farming stories, anime-inspired fiction... pretty much anything. Rather than following new books as they come out, I prefer the satisfaction of reading a whole story in one go. So
My Hobbies
Good books I've read
Qingdan: Reading Log
I’ve always liked reading a few pages of an easygoing book when I’m tired. Nothing too dramatic or heartbreaking, and preferably far removed from the real world, so I can experience life in another world. A storyteller tells us a story, and when it’s over, we might feel happy, sad, quiet, thoughtful, or excited. Once life is told, it becomes a story. Lately I’ve been reading several books at once, and I’ve forgotten to keep up with some of them. I’m keeping track of the good ones here so I can p
Future Jun’s Handpicked Reads
I've read novels for years and have seen all kinds of genres. I've been making recommendation lists for nine years, too. Most of the books on my lists are ones I've read myself. I've gotten to know each one and appreciate what makes it special and different from the rest. Everyone has their own favorite genres. If the books I recommend happen to suit your tastes, that's wonderful. The books I recommend are all excellent and a pleasure to read. Everyone's welcome to join me. Most of my recommenda
Master of the Azure Lotus Sect ☯༒
Honestly, I have no idea what rule I broke. I deleted all those book descriptions, so I'll just wait and see what happens. Never mind. This is a purely personal list for me to browse on my own. I don't accept recommendations. If I read a book and think it's pretty good, I'll add it here.
I Think They’re Pretty Good
I honestly think these are pretty good ╮( ̄▽ ̄)╭ One more thing: I like the way the protagonists handle things.
High-IQ, Mind-Bending Stories, No Idiots, Mainly Historical and Sci-Fi, Reading Should Be More Than Entertainment
No braindead stories. For every book I add, I reject about ten others. I've either finished or am following almost everything on this list. It mainly includes two types: historical, alternate-history, and urban stories, mostly witty, clever novels that broaden your experience and horizons; and sci-fi, fantasy, and apocalypse stories, mostly works by underrated great authors, chosen for their imagination and ability to help you unwind. I occasionally recommend high-quality wish-fulfillment storie
The Literary Era
Excellent writing, an excellent plot, great immersion, and rave reviews: four kinds of excellence in one story.
A Good Book Is Never Too Late
Sharing the web novels that won my heart with kindred spirits: these are all great stories I've read myself!
An Old Bookworm's Reading List
People around me don't understand why I love reading novels so much. I tell them that every book contains a colorful little world, and I want to see what makes each one unique and hear its different stories, whether they're funny, moving, or peaceful. These worlds touch and captivate me. I want to share the stories I love with everyone!
Books I Personally Enjoy
Books I’ve read and enjoyed, or books recommended by friends. As the list title says, everyone has different tastes. If some books aren’t to your liking, why not scroll down and try another?
I Love Reading
If you’re in a reading slump or a picky old hand at web novels, give this list a try. I mainly recommend ongoing novels, along with completed classics and masterpieces. Authors I follow most: Yixing Bailu Shang Qingtian, San Tian Liang Jue, Bing Lin Shen Xia, Jie Yu 2, Fang Xiang, Xiao Ding, Zhi Qiu, Er Mu, Chen Ci Lan Diao, Yuan Tong, Fen Nu De Song Shu, Du Shu Zhi Ren, zhttty, and others. I’ve read a great many novels, from middle school until now, like Shennong sampling a hundred herbs. I’v
Fantasy Book Nook
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Xue's Personal Recommendations
A personal recommendation list from a hardcore bookworm who's treated reading novels as their main hobby since picking up their first one, and has invested a great deal of time and energy in it. The reviews on this list are just my personal opinions, so it's normal if they differ from yours. If one of them hits the mark for you, that's wonderful. I'll list the works first and write the reviews later. I've read almost every book I recommend.
Farming Fiction: No Empty Dreams, No Hollow Hype 🌾
🌹🌹🌹🌹 The farming novel is a label with a remarkably rich range of meanings. “Farming” first came from strategy video games. Players follow the principles of “build high walls, stockpile provisions, and delay claiming kingship,” quietly developing their own territory and gradually expanding their power until they conquer everything. It tests a player's ability to plan and coordinate. At its heart are striving, progress, and taking things one step at a time. Early farming novels were usually set
Private Collection
I deleted a lot of the books I read before. These are the ones I've read recently.
A Deep Alley Through Time
A peaceful refuge for the heart, where I can sit on a mountain and watch flowers bloom throughout my life.
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There are so few people here. Is this really a relaxing read? I've been reading online novels for four years, from pirated copies to Qidian. This book is great. The pacing isn't as fast as typical fantasy novels, but it avoids clichés and is truly touching. I'll finish this one first. I first saw it in the chapter comments of "The Legend of the Shepherd God," where the flames of the Flame Horn will never be extinguished. It's all fate, I guess. I hope I can read online novels forever! (・ิϖ・ิ)っ
[Book Review Team] "Primitive War Chronicles" is a classic with an ancient and mysterious atmosphere.
Brief review: This is the best time-travel story set in the Stone Age, bar none. Bring it on, if you dare. P. S.: This is purely from a reader's perspective. If you have a better suggestion, please let me know and I will revise the short review. Work: Primitive War Chronicles Author: Chen Ci Lan Diao Keywords: Stone Age, Totem, Shaman, Pets, Farming Commentator: Bu Mingbai Introduction:
This book is still the best for primitive classes, bar none.
A reader asked, "What happens if someone who has fused with the Fire Seed intermarries with another Fire Seed-fused tribe?" I have two guesses. 1. Which parent's "fire" is stronger? Second, consider which tribe the child grew up in. Assimilate the child based on their living environment and bloodline.
The best original text I've ever read, no arguments accepted. 🤓
To summarize the book review section: A bunch of people who read the farming novels that have become popular in the last two years thought they could be like the protagonists in those novels, with maxed-out technology, culture, military, and economy. When they saw this book from six years ago, they assumed it was also a farming novel, only to find it was a "road trip" story.
I felt something was off after the first time the advance team entered the oasis. The beginning was really captivating, with its use of dragonflies to enter and exit the oasis and some environmental descriptions. To be honest, it felt like watching a blockbuster movie. But what comes next?
[Comment] Looking forward to the great author's new book!
Looking forward to the great author's new book!
So, the protagonist's entire tribe was being hunted down, and then the protagonist saved the entire hunter tribe from extermination. Then, when the enemy was critically injured and nearing the end of his life, the protagonist stepped in to raise his descendants, teaching them various skills without reservation, and even helping them become king to continue and revitalize their family. The Yi family probably never imagined that hunting down Yan Jiao would have such benefits.
[Comment] It's finished! Hooray!
I'm so curious about Chen Ci's new book! I've been suffering from a reading slump, and I'm really looking forward to your new book!!