The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

This rain lasted for a year. It was light, as fine as a hair, and sparse. If the floor hadn't been wet after fifteen minutes, one wouldn't have even noticed that it had rained.

It's fine if the land is damp for just one day, but if it stays damp for ten days, half a month, or even a year or two, it can be quite bothersome.

Luo Zu still remembered that the last time there was unusual rain was several years ago, when the Kuafu Wu tribe passed through this area.

However, the rain that day was so heavy that it threatened to flood the entire mountain range. As a result, Luo Zu decided to relocate his people to the mountain where the Eagle Demon tribe was located. Fortunately, the Kuafu Witch Clan passed by and knocked the rain away.

So what's the deal with this light rain now?

The following year, without a break, it wasn't as fierce, and the harm seemed not too great, making it acceptable. However, every day the air felt sticky and uncomfortable, and when practicing the fire-elemental Taoist method, I always felt uncomfortable all over.

Furthermore, the source of this prolonged rain was not that large lake, and it did not give Luo Zu that sense of awe and power.

However, he has not yet been able to determine the specific source of the virus.

Over the past year, the tribe's development has not been hampered by this, as the weather has been favorable. If the humidity is too high, they simply set up a fire or use magic to temporarily change the environment.

How could a living person die from holding in their urine?

Over the years, the tribe has also developed considerably. The population of the first settlement has reached 700 again, while the population of the second settlement has increased from 300 to 500, with the total population exceeding 1,000.

The reason why the population of the second settlement increased so much was mainly because those who migrated there were mostly young adults, with no infants, so the reproduction rate was naturally not slow.

The second settlement also has its own name now, because it was located at the foot of a mountain named Tiger Head, so it was named Tiger Head Village by Luo Zu.

This first settlement was called Luo Township. It wasn't that he selfishly forced the name on the place; rather, it was the name that everyone agreed on. The villagers of Hutou Village also agreed. In Luo Zu's administrative plan, the township was higher than the village, but Luo Zu did not call himself the township chief. He was still the clan chief. Both Hutou Village and the ancestral township were members of the large tribe of the "Upper Caveman" ethnic group.

The main agricultural activity in Hutou Village today is animal husbandry, because the village is located at the foot of the mountain and has a small valley that can be used to raise livestock.

Originally, Luo Zu intended to let Huo Wa take full charge of this matter. With the help of the livestock training manual that Luo Zu collected from the world in the pot, even though Huo Wa was a novice, he could gradually get the hang of it. Moreover, he had some experience in Luo Township before. However, Xi took the initiative to apply to help Huo Wa train the livestock.

After hesitating for a long time, Luo Zu finally agreed, because she had convinced him.

Xi had a past where she was enslaved by the demon race and treated like livestock. When she was in Luoxiang, Luo Zu had asked her to come into contact with these people. Although she had no objection, she was careful to treat everyone in her new home since she had just arrived.

Especially the clan chief, Luo Zu, who had been trying to please her. Perhaps she herself was not even aware of this, but was driven by her instinct to be tamed. Luo Zu had talked to her many times to ease her inner conflict and help her integrate into the "Cavemen" family more quickly.

Because of Luo Zu's genuine acceptance, and the fact that everyone else accepted her as well, she was eventually integrated into the "Peak Caveman" tribe and let go of the past.

Luo Zu then did not let her get involved in the work of taming wild animals as livestock, but instead had her focus on picking wild fruits and managing the plantation.

She did a good job in this area as well.

However, after Luo Zu announced the main tasks of Hu Tou Village to everyone, Xi immediately asked him to volunteer to go to Hu Tou Village to train livestock.

They talked for quite a while that day. Although she didn't have a detailed plan, she had her own ideas, which was better than everyone being completely clueless.

She left Luo Zu with one last question: "Chieftain, you said that demons evolved from beasts, so will I be able to tame them in the future?"

This statement made Luo Zu realize that she had not yet emerged from the shadows.

The ancient humans were not fools. They all had bodies designed by the goddess Nuwa and breathed in the fresh spiritual energy of the primordial world. How could they be stupid?

Past memories cannot be erased by a few words of comfort from Luo Zu.

But Luo Zu did not know how to answer the question of taming an intelligent creature as livestock.

First of all, the demon race is powerful now and will rule the prehistoric world for who knows how many years. After all, who knows when the war between the demons and the witches will take place? Ten thousand years later, a hundred million years later, or a billion years later? He doesn't know.

Secondly, although Luo Zu was indignant at how that demon tribe treated humans, in his anger, he would only kill them all, not enslave them.

However, if it were a matter of an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth, he felt that he should indeed do so.

They enslave humanity, so it's only right that humanity enslaves them in return.

He also thought about the relationship between the small human race 2.0 and 1.0 in the world of the pot. Although they are not slaves in name, they are practically slaves in fact.

However, Luo Zu eventually came to a realization: those who are not of our kind will surely have different hearts and should be punished.

The demon race has already done the first day of the month, so the human race can do the fifteenth day in the future.

As for the saying "an eye for an eye only leads to another," can the sages understand this?

Luo Zu believed that everything should prioritize the development of the human race, and anything that did not come at the cost of the lives of the human people was acceptable.

Of course, Luo Zu also thought about many things regarding the demon race's breeding of the human race. First of all, the human race has only been around for a short time. Although Goddess Nuwa did not directly endorse the human race, those great gods could not possibly not know that this was a race created by Goddess Nuwa, so how could such a thing still happen?

Does this mean everyone has tacitly approved of it?

Luo Zu didn't understand; he wasn't even a True Immortal yet, so he couldn't access information at that level.

However, he did ask Tang, who had always lived in the Wu tribe, about this matter. She said that she had never seen such a demon tribe, which meant that the demon tribe that kept humans should not be in this area. There was no such demon tribe within a million miles.

It won't be easy to settle accounts with them later, and there's no clear direction.

As Luo Zu watched the light rain in the sky and sorted out the recent events in the tribe, a major event occurred in the world within the pot.

Yang Zun is dead.

This remarkable man died quietly, without accomplishing any great feats before his death. He simply calculated the time for himself, bought a coffin, and on the day before he passed away, he had a big meal, lay down in it, and died peacefully.

But he did not find peace after his death.

Because he became a ghost, a confused and bewildered ghost.

He wanders around outside his own house every day, looking dazed and confused, but many people never see him.

Only Luo Zu.