I'm fooling people in the wild

Synopsis

A renowned modern architect finds himself thrust into a primitive wilderness after a fatal accident. His transition is brutal, beginning with a period of enslavement where survival is a daily struggle against the threat of slaughter. The situation shifts when he and his master are cast out of their tribe, forcing him to adapt to a harsh environment where he must master basic survival skills—from hunting and butchering to domestic chores. However, his true advantage lies in his professional expertise, which he applies to construct primitive structures that rival modern engineering. By blending his advanced knowledge with the available materials, he gradually establishes a city from nothing, though he must maintain a facade of deception to secure his position. The story evolves slowly, focusing on the gradual accumulation of resources and the development of a complex relationship. It rewards those who appreciate detailed world-building and a steady climb toward power, while perhaps testing the patience of those seeking rapid action.