The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

At this moment, the rain stopped, and it was nearing dusk. The afternoon sun wasn't so harsh anymore, but the ground was covered with small puddles, which dotted the mountains like strings of pearls and jade belts.

Luo Zu had no interest in admiring the scenery; he simply looked into the distance based on Erwa's description.

The direction you are looking in right now is the lake left behind by "Longbo God".

On the lakeshore, a pair of red-haired monsters were standing in a row, taking deep breaths over the lake as if they wanted to swallow all the water vapor in it.

However, their size is so small that they are like a speck of dust compared to a lake. Even a tiny sponge cannot absorb the water vapor from a lake.

"How long have they been like this?" Luo Zu asked.

Erwa replied, "When I noticed, it had already been... two hours."

Erwa glanced at the sky, then cautiously counted on his fingers as he spoke.

In the ancient times, time was mostly calculated by the rising and setting of the sun.

Luo Zu frowned.

Two hours is not a short time.

But why would they do that? Are they worshipping gods?

Or is it to steal the aura left behind by "Longbo God"?

Although Luo Zu didn't understand, he didn't dare to get involved, otherwise he would be ruined by them.

"Continue to monitor closely," Luo Zu said.

He felt that the reason this scene occurred was likely related to the previous rain.

But it's rained before, maybe we didn't get wet then, but we got wet today, which is why there's this unusual reaction.

"Yes, Chieftain."

"Chieftain, they are..."

"Uh, it got eaten."

This unexpected turn of events also caught Luo Zu's eye.

Suddenly, a giant beast leaped out of the lake, which was originally empty and its clear waters reflected the blue sky.

Its mouth is long and full of sharp teeth, and eight huge eyes are on the top of its head. Its body is like a carp, but it has three pairs of bat-like fins on its sides.

It is thousands of feet tall and lies in wait in the lake, lurking until its prey gets close. Then it launches a surprise attack, dragging the prey back into the lake and drowning it.

However, the lake contained the lingering power of the "Dragon God," and many creatures dared not approach the place, which made him appear somewhat malnourished.

But this time he ate a little more than usual.

He ate all seven red-haired monsters in line, leaving no trace of them.

"I've never seen this before, have I?" Luo Zu asked in astonishment.

Erwa shook his head: "No, there's nothing there except water."

"Why is there this strange fish here today?"

Erwa couldn't understand it.

But Luo Zu didn't think anything of it.

However, the red-haired monster, whom he originally regarded as a great enemy and whom he would definitely eliminate when he achieved success in his cultivation, died just like that.

They died such a miserable death that some of their red hairs even fell out of the big fish's mouth.

After feeling triumphant, the big fish slowly retreated back into the lake.

This big fish is probably a monster, otherwise, with the strength of these red-haired monsters, it would be impossible for it not to make a ripple. Moreover, the fact that it can live in that lake further demonstrates its strength. It may have some connection with "Longbo God". Maybe it evolved from "Longbo God's" athlete's foot fungus?

In the primordial era, these things are truly uncertain.

After all, if those great minds think about it, it could trigger a huge change in the human world and cause countless tragedies.

After all, their size is so large that even a single glance from them is a source of power for ordinary living beings.

It wasn't just a boost in confidence; there was also an inexplicable and mysterious power flowing into me.

Perhaps this is what is meant by "divine favor".

This was an unexpected accident, and Luo Zu couldn't control it. He could only warn his people not to go near the lake in the future.

Of course, they didn't dare get too close; they all felt the lake was terrifying.

Now they dare not approach.

Especially Erwa, with his big mouth, embellished the story, making it seem as if there were many large fish lurking in the lake.

So everyone probably has a psychological trauma related to that lake ever since.

This was the effect Luo Zu wanted, so he let Erwa spread rumors this time.

Time flies, and three years have passed.

Luo Zu's cultivation has deepened again, and he has also upgraded all the spells he has mastered, from the seventh to the eighth rank, increasing their power by 30%.

In the past, he divided the magical abilities of the tribe into nine levels, and there were also Taoist arts above the ninth level of magic.

Nowadays, some people in the tribe have begun to refine their essence into qi.

Among them were Tie Tou Wa and Er Wa. As for Huo Wa, this fellow was unrestrained, but he had made quite a few children in the past two years, a total of seven.

Yes, this guy had affairs with four women and had no steady partner. In this way, he had seven offspring in three years, and all of them survived.

The survival rate of "Peak Caveman" infants is much higher now than before.

The most important reason was that Luo Zu improved the environment, making the cave more hygienic. In addition, he no longer insisted on finding a certain plain to build a tribal camp, but built a new settlement directly next to the cave.

With the brick-making and iron-smelting techniques they acquired from the cave dwelling, the lives of the "upper cavemen" were rapidly improving.

Public toilets have finally been built in the tribe, and a mountain spring has been connected to store the water. When you need to flush the toilet, you can simply pull the switch to flush the excrement and urine directly into the cesspool.

The excrement and urine in the cesspool, after accumulating, could be used to irrigate the vegetable garden that was finally showing some improvement.

After years of continuous selection and improvement, we finally have edible "gourd" and "yam".

They are not gourds or yams, but they are similar in shape and taste, which is why Luo Zu named them that.

Anyway, no one in this world would be that bored.

In addition, the domestication of livestock is also underway.

To Luo Zu's surprise, Xi was quite... talented in this area.

Perhaps because it had been "domesticated" in this way before, Xi was also adept at taming six-legged sheep and eight-horned cattle.

However, Luo Zu was not very willing to let her get involved in this matter, after all, it was like reopening someone's wounds, which was really not good, especially since Xi was a human being.

If she were to recall her past, it would likely leave her with a lingering trauma.

Having discussed the important matters of life, let's talk about Luo Zu's current cultivation. Not only has his magic improved, but in the past three years, his cultivation level has also approached the stage of refining the spirit and returning to the void.

The Yin spirit is now so full that it seems like a real person.

He just doesn't dare to walk in the daytime. Even though he steals a wisp of the sun's essence every day, a yin spirit is still a yin spirit. He has never achieved yin and yang. How can he walk under the sun?

But now he has found a way.

After refining the spirit and returning to emptiness, one may be able to transform the yin spirit into yang spirit by reaching its extreme. In this way, one can walk under the sun, and the spirit of the yang spirit becomes more substantial. It may be able to directly draw upon the power of nature, control mountains and rivers, and command spiritual energy.