The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

The new settlement has been built and named Salt Spring. Luo Zu sent Huowa, who has rich experience in governing villages, to Salt Spring as the village chief, while Xi replaced Huowa as the village chief of Tiger Head Village.

Originally, Luo Zu wanted Tie Touwa to lead part of Luo Township’s population to Yanquan, but Tie Touwa insisted on refusing. He only wanted to be the captain of a hunting team. Now the hunting team has expanded to five, which can alleviate the food burden caused by the rapid population expansion and also allow the newly adult tribe members to quickly adapt to the prehistoric environment.

After all, there are many things to learn and many unexpected situations to deal with in the wild, such as hunting and survival.

In this mountain range, the most terrifying thing is not the giant beasts and monsters, but the unpredictable weather and climate.

Sometimes a sudden rainstorm can trigger a flash flood; sometimes it's the height of summer one moment and the depths of winter the next; sometimes there are earthquakes; sometimes there are raging winds. There are so many things that even Luo Zu sometimes finds daunting.

Therefore, at this time, one must learn to observe words and expressions, which here means observing the heavens' expression and changes in the environment.

If you sense something is wrong, take cover immediately, preferably under a large and sturdy shelter. This will help you cope with many disasters falling from the sky.

As for other natural disasters, there are corresponding ways to avoid them. Don't try to fight against nature with youthful passion and a touch of naivety; you're not even an ant right now.

Besides these natural disasters, there is another type of danger that is most deadly: poisonous creatures and some evil miasma. Some poisonous creatures can cause death even if you don't put them in your mouth, don't get scratched by them, or even breathe.

To cope with these special situations, the "caveman" needed to be extremely familiar with the surrounding environment, and also needed to have the corresponding first aid knowledge. If the corresponding antidote was found for some non-instant poisons, it could save the lives of himself and his companions.

To this end, Luo Zu specially compiled a book called "Luo Zu's Classic of Herbs" in his early years as a tribute to later classics.

Over the years, the "Compendium of Herbs" has been continuously updated, adding new poisons and corresponding antidotes. It mainly records the flora and fauna of the mountains and rivers surrounding Luoxiang. There is no need for everyone to taste it. Luo Zu only asks everyone to bring it back to him, and then he creates a small figure in his pot world to test the poisons...

Some of the poisons mentioned in the "Compendium of Materia Medica" have become extinct in this area, but Luo Zu did not delete them, otherwise it would be a great loss if the "Upper Cave Man" encountered them again after expanding their territory.

In addition to the "Herbal Classic", Luo Zu and his hunting team also compiled the "Survival Classic", which tells them how to escape when encountering certain giant beasts.

These are all extremely valuable pieces of knowledge.

Even so, accidents are never uncommon in the wilderness, and there are always casualties in every hunting trip.

Not only do novices suffer injuries and deaths, but some veterans also perish during the hunt. After all, the "Herbal Classic" and "Survival Classic," as well as the hunting team's wilderness survival experience, cannot cover everything in the wild.

Sometimes, for no apparent reason, a group of terrifying giant beasts will migrate through the area, and if a hunting party runs into them, the chances of survival are naturally slim.

Even if a wild beast unexpectedly awakens its intelligence, becomes a demon beast, and masters demonic magic, the danger in such a case is not insignificant.

Fortunately, there have been few instances of divine battles lately. If there are, they are usually thousands of miles apart, so it's fine to just watch from afar, and they won't be able to cause any harm to their side.

Of course, Luo Zu couldn't expect to get a bargain; he could only watch with envy.

Today, the population of the "Upper Caveman" tribe has finally reached 3,000, including 1,500 in Luoxiang, 900 in Hutou Village, and 600 in Yanquan Village.

In order to accommodate more people in Luoxiang, another expansion began six months ago, extending from the top of the mountain down to the middle of the mountain, with two hundred houses built.

Half of them are used to house newborns, while the rest are freely allocated. They generally do not have fixed owners; when someone wants to mate, they can find a room...

Luo Zu was no longer able to stop the reproductive needs of the "Peking Man". Since the restrictions in this regard had not been effective, he felt that it was better to guide than to block. So he turned these houses into "love hotels" where men and women who were in love and had the desire to mate could go and take a house.

This would prevent the "caveman" from mating in the wild, thus avoiding any unsightly incidents and preventing Luozu from getting a sty; and also preventing certain unexpected dangers, at least ensuring that the houses in Luoxiang have a certain level of safety.

In addition, many public toilets were built in Luoxiang and the other two villages. Luo Zu strongly advocated that everyone use the public toilets to urinate and defecate, so that the excrement could be collected, which would be beneficial for growing crops.

No one objected to Luo Zu's suggestion. When they lived in the cave, Luo Zu had specially designated one cave as a public toilet, so everyone got used to it. This good habit continued into the fourth and fifth generations of the human race.

Besides these small improvements in their daily lives, the "Peak Cavemans" also made considerable progress in their spiritual practice.

Although no one has yet broken through to the Qi Refining and Spirit Transformation stage, this is because everyone has only been practicing the Qi Refining method for a little over two years and still needs to explore and adapt to their own bodies.

Even though Luo Zu experimented many times, there are still many variables in reality. People's physical constitutions are different from one another. Unless the human race summarizes and refines its cultivation methods over a dozen generations, there will eventually be a cultivation method with extremely high universality. In that case, the human race will surely usher in a leap forward.

The Qi Refining Method and the Three Souls and Seven Spirits Yang God (Yin God) Method were created by Luo Zu, so they are naturally most suitable for him. Others who cultivate them need to gradually modify them.

When practicing the Four-Nine Mystic Arts, everyone needs to make adjustments gradually. Of course, some people don't need to make major adjustments and can use it directly.

Currently, the fastest cultivator of the Four-Nine Mystic Arts is Iron-Headed Boy, who has already reached the third transformation.

Its physique has greatly increased, and its strength is enough to lift a 30-ton boulder, making it able to fight against some medium-sized ferocious beasts.

The physiques of the others have also become much stronger, and they are getting closer and closer to becoming terrifying upright apes from the primordial era.

After patrolling Luoxiang, Luo Zu was quite pleased to see the various wonders of the human race. He then wanted to patrol Hutou Village and Yanquan Village again, but he was stopped by someone as soon as he set off for the mountain pass.

The person who came was flustered and looked like a frightened little mouse scurrying around in all directions.

"What's wrong?!" Luo Zu said gently, stopping his panic.

"Chieftain?...Chieftain! There's a monster!" He gestured helplessly, and finally said in terror.

"So what if it's a monster? What's the panic?" Luo Zu shouted again.

"So many...so many, so many monsters!" he stammered again.

"How many...?"

"monster……?!"

There are indeed many, many.

When Luo Zu arrived at the location with him, he was stunned.