The Rise of Tribes Begins in the Wilderness

Primitive tribes developed as they developed, and most of them were involved in the practice of cultivating immortals. Not to mention the tediousness, the cultivation was not that great. I suggest that we write a complete text on cultivating immortals.

The plot develops, things develop too fast, and the character's cultivation level improves too slowly. It only takes a year for the character to experience the whole story after it is written, and the character's level has not improved significantly. Later, there is an integration result that ends suddenly. It ends too suddenly, and the overall situation is quite good. I can write about Ascension to the Great Wilderness later. The system of the whole book is from the description of nothing to the innate creation point to the Golden Crow. This is all in order, but it ends very hastily and the ending is not good. It is too sudden.

I read four books on this platform, but I gave up after finishing the first stage.

Practicing knitting? Everybody vomited looking at it

I don't understand, what are the five elements? Why are you always cultivating immortality?

I can't see anymore. If you practice, you will practice. If you develop productivity, you will develop productivity. You can also combine it. However, if you practice cultivation, you will develop productivity. The author doesn't even understand the basics. It's the kind of thing where the eyes look, um, I know it, and the hands receive the instructions, um, okay, and the brain also says, yes, everyone knows it. It feels like if the author is thrown on a desert island, the author can live a very nourishing life and create a world.

It was messy, and it ended suddenly. The concept is quite good. It just ended a bit suddenly! !

This book is already very good. Other books on primitive tribes are not rated as high as this one. It is difficult to find one with a rating of 9.0. It is a pity that this book is unfinished.

It looks good but the ending is too hasty

In this primitive society, the cultivation system confuses me.