My Days in Primitive Society

The book is a great read, perfectly recreating the creation process of the game step by step, like a diary entry. After reading the first few chapters, I couldn't help but reminisce about the old days of Android games, so I went back to download and play it again. The author is awesome!

This book is very well written and realistic. There are no airplanes or cannons. It witnesses the development history of the Tengshe tribe from a small tribe to a large tribe and describes the idyllic life I yearn for.

Ordinary yet beautiful, I like it.

It looks good, why is nobody watching?

The book has a good premise, but it's riddled with flaws. The author seems to have never lived in the countryside, lacking even basic common sense. Many tools, from ancient times to the present, are the crystallization of our ancestors' wisdom, yet the author insists on distorting them with his own imagination.

The book has a relatively novel subject matter, but the writing is just so-so.

I'll give it a thumbs up for now. Among novels set in ancient tribes, this one is pretty good. There aren't any overpowered plot devices, and while it simplifies many things, like learning writing and cultivating rice, it's not a big deal. You can't expect it to take hundreds of years to evolve a writing system or cultivate a seed, like in real history.

For brick firing: A wooden mold is typically made, its four sides are sealed, and then wood ash is sprinkled on it. A prepared clay block is then forcefully thrown to the edges, and the mold is cut with a fine thread. The mold is removed, allowed to dry completely, and then placed in a kiln for firing.

If the logic doesn't hold up, it's easy to lose immersion. One minute it says there are two more torpedoes, the next it says one more. Wasn't the shovel supposed to be in the tribe? After winning the battle, they dug a pit to bury the corpses, so why is the shovel back? Watching two tribes fight, after defeating the Black Tribe, where are the people from the other tribe?

Go home and watch ants climbing a tree; it's incredibly boring.