The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

Male! Male! I'm male!

Luo Zu was very angry, but he did not directly interfere with their rituals.

The only thing we can do is slowly change their perception of him.

Otherwise, overcorrection might exacerbate the misunderstanding.

He'll take it slow; he's not in a rush.

As for whether their priests should give a divine response, Luo Zu did not intend to do so.

Humans are already capable of self-sufficiency, and his interference might affect his efforts to improve his breathing technique.

The fundamental reason he does this in the world within the pot is still his own breathing method.

Although we have found a way forward by chance, the road ahead is long and arduous, and we still need to explore further.

The experiment cannot be stopped.

With this idea in mind, Luo Zu began to urge them to improve.

First, they drove away the monsters that attacked the tribe.

But this will take time. One or two monsters can't defeat this human tribe, and even ten or so won't do. After all, the small human tribe has now grown to three hundred people, so it needs thousands or even tens of thousands of monsters.

On the tenth day after the sacrifice, Luo Zu finally gathered a large number of monsters and then drove them to charge at the human tribe.

A sharp whistle echoed throughout the entire tribal camp after Lozu alerted the tribal chief.

"Enemy attack! Enemy attack!"

Men and women of the tribe, whether strong or weak, all picked up their stone spears and actively responded to the call, climbing the tribal walls to prepare for battle.

A great battle was about to break out, and the fighting lasted for three days. The monsters, who had gone mad, were completely disregarding their own lives, while the human tribes put up a difficult resistance. Finally, under the leadership of their chief and with the hints from Lozu, the monster tide retreated.

As a result of this battle, thirty-eight members of the small human race died, and internal divisions arose among them.

Some people think they should relocate, while others are reluctant to leave their homeland.

Finally, on the fifth day after the great battle, following a tribal assembly, sixty people left the tribe and migrated to another easily defensible and difficult-to-attack location.

Of course, this was also due to the interference of Luo Zu.

He suddenly understood why the human race left the protection of the goddess Nuwa and went to various places in the prehistoric world to multiply and expand their territory.

If one stays in one place forever, one will likely perish in comfort and lose the will to strive.

However, even after the small human race split off into a new tribe, Lozu was still not satisfied because the progress was still too slow.

These small human races are not as adept at exploring breathing techniques as Lozhu.

However, time did not allow it. After all, the time in the world within the pot was equal to that of the primordial world, and the light in the world within the pot also came from the primordial world. The spiritual energy of the land was also transported in by Luo Zu. However, Luo Zu only needed to breathe in a wisp of spiritual energy and put it into the world within the pot, which was enough to sustain all living beings for survival and reproduction. This was the difference in scale.

So how can we speed up the process?

Luo Zu naturally had no ability to speed up time. He couldn't even grasp the time that was secretly slipping away from him, so how could he control the time in the world inside the pot?

After much deliberation, he finally came up with a solution.

If I can't speed up time, can't I speed up your cell division and your metabolism?

In addition, we need to increase the speed of all living beings in the world within the pot, and most importantly, increase their perception.

Only when their brains perceive "time acceleration" can "time acceleration" truly be achieved.

The idea was certainly not bad, but Luo Zu still wanted to conduct small-scale experiments first, testing those multicellular organisms evolved from microorganisms and fungi.

After a month of testing, Lozu adjusted some parameters and decided to launch the small-scale Terran 2.1 project.

However, after accelerating the cell division rate, Luo Zu had to exhale nine more streams of spiritual energy into the world within the gourd every day, bringing the total to ten streams of spiritual energy falling into it.

Time flies, and in the blink of an eye, ten years have passed in the world within the pot, while only one month has passed in the primordial wilderness.

The difference between the two is more than a hundred times.

The small human race has now split into three tribes and begun to further explore the land within the pot.

Their exploration of breathing techniques has finally made progress.

In their exploration and battles against monsters, the small human race developed "martial arts".

Physical strength training and techniques for utilizing spiritual energy.

However, they call the techniques for utilizing spiritual energy that they have developed the "Qi and Blood Circulation".

They embarked on a path quite different from Luo Zu's, focusing not on the mind and spirit, but on the physical body.

Because they circulate spiritual energy within their blood vessels, their blood is aroused during battles. This spiritual energy and blood then seep out through the capillaries of their skin, creating a blood mist, which is only a superficial phenomenon.

When a small human's blood mist is very thick and covers his entire body, it means that he has cultivated his blood and qi to an extremely profound level.

The smaller human races use this phenomenon to divide the realm of their refined blood and qi into three levels: the first is the hands or feet, the second is the limbs, and the third is the whole body.

"Finally, there's been progress." Luo Zu breathed a sigh of relief in the cave.

He wasn't afraid of making a big fuss, but rather of making no fuss at all; this was Luo Zu's current thought about his world within the gourd.

Now he is even more looking forward to what surprises his "descendants" will bring him.

Perhaps we can invest more spiritual energy.

Speed ​​up the "flow of time" again.

But before that, Luo Zu planned to try out the wonders of Qi and Blood.

He first created a small human body for himself, and then possessed his spirit within it.

Luo Zu has now explored the spiritual realm to this extent—possession!

It was the tireless sacrifices of the small human races that allowed Luo Zu to "descend" upon one of the most devout small human races.

This led Luo Zu to develop autonomous spiritual possession.

However, this possession only affects small humans, about the size of a hair; it won't work on anything larger.

In a desolate wilderness, Luo Zu leaped and landed atop the mountains.

Such a leap is enough to cover a distance of "a thousand feet" (a unit of measurement for small human races).

This newborn human body is robust, stronger than all the small human races in the world within the pot. As for its qi and blood, they are not yet circulating.

Luo Zuzu abandoned his own breathing method and began to practice a small-scale, popular human breathing method called the Qi and Blood Breathing Method.

Rumble!

Luo Zu heard the blood and spiritual energy inside his body merging and then surging through his blood vessels. In an instant, a thick layer of blood mist appeared around him.

Five centimeters later, this is the distance that Luo Zu's spirit is now separated from his body.

However, his five centimeters... in this world of small humans, is a distance of more than five hundred meters.

Therefore, at this moment, not only was there a rumbling sound inside his body, but also a muffled thunderclap coming from the mountain where he was located.

The thick cumulus clouds and white mist were pushed aside by his blood and qi, and the bright red color, reflected by the white mist, enveloped the surrounding area of ​​"ten miles".