The people of the primordial era ruled the heavens and earth.

With a mix of thoughts, Qin Tian descended on the wind before the human-witch tribe, which covered a million miles and had tens of millions of people.

He wanted to go in and see for himself what the tribe, which had developed by combining the strength of the human and witch races, was like.

Although he was in the air, he had already gained some understanding of the human-shaman tribe through his divine sense.

But he still wanted to see for himself, to step into their lives, and to experience the everyday life of ordinary people.

Since the day he went into seclusion to transform his sacred body, Qin Tian had forgotten how long it had been since he had experienced the life of an ordinary clansman.

That's not good. He's a human being, not a god born of nature.

Humans have seven emotions and six desires, and should not become machines for cultivation, blindly pursuing the Great Dao while forgetting their original intention and foundation for cultivation.

Upon entering the tribe, Qin Tian did not find any city walls, but rather an invisible array pattern etched on the ground.

This array pattern can sense the presence of people from tens of millions of miles away, thus distinguishing friend from foe.

Qin Tian's lips curled up, and a smile unconsciously appeared on his face.

Very good. Just for this reason alone, this trip wasn't in vain.

Further in, there are rows of orderly stone houses, with patterns carved on the outside of the houses and on the streets.

As soon as Qin Tian stepped inside, a complete map of the human-shaman tribe appeared in his mind.

Qin Tian made a decision and chose one of the training grounds.

On the street, a flash of silver light appeared, and an invisible spatial force enveloped Qin Tian, ​​instantly traversing tens of thousands of miles to arrive at the training ground in the center of the Human Witch Tribe.

The training ground was vast, filled with weapons, and countless humans, witches, and sorcerers trained and honed their physiques within it, their qi and blood surging into the sky.

With a single glance, Qin Tian grasped the cultivation levels of everyone in the training ground.

Among them, the young powerhouses of the human and witch races are roughly equal in strength, but the descendants of the two races are significantly weaker than the newly born witch people.

This surprised Qin Tian.

What's going on? They both have innate Dao bodies and practice similar methods.

How could there be such a difference?

Could it be that the witch people, born from the union of the human and witch races, possess a special physique and are inextricably linked to the Heaven-Covering Law, which is why the new generation is so strong?

That shouldn't be!

In this era, both pure-blooded humans and witches possessed excellent cultivation aptitude.

This time, it's another pilot program between two races, with each sending their elites. There shouldn't be such a disparity between them.

Could it be that something else happened that I don't know about?

With this in mind, Qin Tian walked into the training ground and began to observe slowly.

A day later, Qin Tian walked out of the training ground with a strange expression on his face.

When Qin Tian entered the tribe, Houtu had already noticed him, but she wanted to see what he was planning to do, so she didn't disturb him.

However, it was observed that Qin Tian chose the training ground as his first stop and went inside to observe.

Houtu understood that Qin Tian must have discovered the difference between humans and shamans.

Houtu also had some doubts about this.

With nothing else to do, Houtu chose to wait for Qin Tian outside the training ground.

Seeing Qin Tian's expression, Houtu was a little puzzled, so she took the initiative to approach him and asked with a smile:

"Fellow Daoist, why do you have such an expression?"

"Could it be that they are dissatisfied with the current state of the tribe?"

Qin Tian never intended to hide it from Hou Tu, so he wasn't surprised to see her.

I'm just wondering if Houtu has already considered the idea of ​​reincarnation.

Therefore, upon hearing Houtu's question, Qin Tian frankly replied:

"Fellow Daoist, you misunderstand. I was just surprised to see that you have developed the newly established human-witch tribe into such a prosperous place in just a thousand years, so I thought I would come in to take a look."

Houtu smiled slightly, not delving too deeply: "It is truly a fortunate thing for Houtu to be able to surprise you, fellow Daoist."

"I just don't know what you discovered while observing the training ground all day, that you came out with such an expression."

"It's nothing, it's just that the tribal martial arts are so prevalent, it's a bit strange that the yin are more dominant than the yang."

Houtu was relieved; Qin Tian hadn't been the only one to raise this issue, and she herself had also noticed it.

But she didn't have any good solutions, and since she was happy to see it happen, she stopped interfering.

Upon hearing Qin Tian's words, he immediately smiled and used his hand to condense a cloud mirror.

"Fellow Daoist, please look, the answer lies within."

As Qin Tian looked into the mirror, he saw a scene depicting a marriage alliance between two clans slowly emerging.

Initially, the women of both tribes were pampered to the extreme by the men of their respective tribes.

Most people then get married, leaving behind only a group of women who believe they've seen through the truth and think they can control men.

It must be said that women's minds are indeed more delicate than men's; they can silently change a person from head to toe.

And so, yet another group of people walked hand in hand into the hall of marriage.

Only the last group of young men and women, each with their own aspirations, remained, waiting anxiously.

The story is clichéd, starting with a copycat approach, but later on, as these women lose their way in the mindset...

Men have gradually matured, no longer being submissive, and have begun to argue their points.

At this point, the last remaining group of women had completely changed their mindset, and simply copying their methods had no effect on them.

They felt that they were fine living alone, so why should they depend on a man?

And so, the spark of singleness and independence was ignited in the human-shaman tribe, and over the course of a thousand years, it was passed down from generation to generation, profoundly influencing everyone.

This has directly led to excessive involution among women today.

It's almost as if it's saying that women can also have multiple wives and concubines, and manage the household, just like men.

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After reading it, Qin Tian was speechless for a long time.

This is so surreal. If you switched the genders, modern women would be like men from their previous life on Earth.

This shocked Qin Tian, ​​and he couldn't help but ask:

"Is this really a good idea, fellow Daoist?"

"Don't forget what the Dijiang brothers' original intention was in establishing the Human-Witch Tribe."

"Rest assured, fellow Daoist," Houtu nodded and said, "I dare not forget that."

"But now, I'm starting to wonder, if things continue like this, will what we siblings ultimately achieve truly be what we originally envisioned?"

Qin Tian hadn't expected that Houtu would be troubled by this. After pondering for a moment, he said, "

"Fellow Daoist Houtu, do you know that a matter consists of three steps: beginning, process, and end?"

"Of these three, the process is not important; what matters is the result and the beginning."

"No matter what happens in between, as long as your intentions are good and the outcome is right, then whatever happened in between is worthwhile."

Houtu shook her head slightly: "I cannot agree with your idea, fellow Daoist."

"As my fellow Daoist said, the beginning and the result are very important, but there is no need to delve into the process in between."

"But how can we not investigate further!"

"We all have seven emotions and six desires. If we are not attached to these, why should we be attached to something that is invisible and intangible?"