Primitive tribe: starting from giving the name Daji

The three of them put on their straw raincoats and hats.

He called Daji, filled a wooden bucket with water, and poured it on them.

Although this hat and raincoat were made by Su Che, Su Che was not sure whether they could withstand a bucket of water being poured down on them.

It would be embarrassing if the car flipped over.

Just at this time.

Wow!

A bucket of water was poured directly on the three people.

Next, Ahri was pleasantly surprised:

"Wow! It's really not wet!"

The sparrow is even more of a surprise:

"It turns out that bamboo can be used to make waterproof clothes! And they are not very heavy. When it rains, you can wear them outside and you won't get wet!"

Ali said:

"I feel like this piece of clothing can be worn in winter. If it's waterproof, it should be very warm!"

In order to make it more waterproof, the straw raincoat is made from the shoulders to below the knees.

In terms of length and size.

They are much larger than the animal skin clothes they are wearing now.

Wrapping them in it makes them feel warm and safe.

"Your idea is good. If it's really too cold, you can use this to keep warm."

"However, if we sew some animal skins inside, it will be more warm."

Speaking of this, Su Che seemed to remember something.

"We have already made iron tools, maybe we can make needles. If we use needles to sew animal skins, clothes will definitely be stronger than they are now, and we can even make long sleeves."

"Once the loom is built successfully, we can use needles to sew clothes!"

Listening to some words from Su Che's mouth that I had never heard before.

Sparrow and Ali knew that Su Che was about to start creating something magical again.

But Su Che didn't do it immediately.

After all, the needle is too small.

Although we can smelt iron now, the purity of the iron is not very high. Even if we want to make a mold, it is still difficult to make a mold as small as a needle.

When the time comes to polish such a small piece of iron.

It breaks easily!

Besides, there’s no rush for now!

"Once you have learned it, teach it to other tribesmen, making sure everyone has it."

"It's not just for shelter, it can be used to keep warm temporarily."

As Su Che spoke, he couldn't help but look up at the sky.

"It's getting darker these days, and it feels like it's going to continue to rain."

"We can't have people catching colds like before. Everyone has to take care of themselves."

"I would like to remind everyone to drink more hot water recently. That means boiling distilled water in a ceramic pot before drinking it."

Since there is no medicine or anything like that.

Then we can only remind the tribesmen to drink more hot water.

The sparrow naturally took note of all this.

After all, it is not a good thing for the tribe members to be sick.

at this time.

[Ding! It is detected that the host has successfully made a straw raincoat and a bamboo hat, and the rewards are: 500 space fragments, 100 jute seeds! ]

Su Che was stunned at first.

Jute seeds were actually rewarded again.

This is definitely a good thing for Su Che.

Now that his tribe has grown in number, one hundred seeds are not too many for him.

Although seeds can be made and planted through subsequent fruit-bearing crops.

However, it is more convenient to use seeds directly rewarded by the system.

The next few days.

Sparrow gathered some tribesmen and began to learn how to weave bamboo hats and raincoats.

This stuff is really difficult!

There are only two or three that can be learned!

Even though Sparrow and Ali are teaching very seriously, it is still really hard to learn!

But Su Che said that he must ensure that everyone in the tribe has a set!

In the end, the sparrow could only pick out a few people who had learned well, and together with Ali, they made the bamboo hats and raincoats themselves. ......

There were only about fifty people in the tribe before.

now.

But there are more than two hundred people!

This is a huge project!

Su Che didn't know that Sparrow and Ali were going to make hats and raincoats for the entire tribe. He was staying in his own residence, starting to make something new.

That's an oil-paper umbrella!

A straw raincoat and a bamboo hat are enough.

But what if it just drizzles one day?

It seems a bit of a waste to wear a straw raincoat and a bamboo hat.

But oil-paper umbrellas are different, there are tools for it when it rains a little.

However, the craft of making oil-paper umbrellas is more difficult and troublesome than that of making straw raincoats and hats.

Let’s not talk about it yet.

The paper that Su Che can make now is relatively rough.

And the frame of the umbrella, all of which take a lot of time and effort.

But it was thanks to Su Che's life in the primitive world.

After going through so many trials and tribulations.

Making the frame of an umbrella is much easier than making a loom.

It takes two days.

Su Che has completed the skeleton of the umbrella.

This behavior made Daji completely confused.

She tilted her head and looked at Su Che with curiosity.

"Su Che, what are you doing? What are these bamboos for?"

"Good stuff, the frame of the oil-paper umbrella has a similar effect to the straw raincoat and bamboo hat, but it's different. Once you make it successfully, you can go out with an oil-paper umbrella without getting wet, and you don't need to wear a heavy straw raincoat or bamboo hat."

"Really~~Su Che you are so awesome~~~"

Accompanied by Daji.

Su Che completed the skeleton, which was just the first step.

The next step is to make larger sheets of paper.

The papers previously used to record the nearby terrain were all very rough and thick, which was simply not suitable for making the umbrella body of an oil-paper umbrella.

Now, Su Che needed to make a bigger piece of paper, so he needed more bark, which he beat into pulp and made into an umbrella.

So Su Che thought about making a pile driver.

Beating the pulp with your hands is simply a torture.

With a beater, you can at least save a lot of effort.

Su Che did it right away and directly used the mortise and tenon structure to make the beater.

This thing is even simpler.

It's just a few pieces of wood linked together.

The person on the other side lifted it up and then dropped it down.

At that time, all you need to do is put the pulp made from the bark under the wooden stake and beat it to make it thinner.

Not only that.

Su Che used bamboo strips to weave a round bamboo mat.

Used to filter the pulp, thereby making thinner paper.

at last!

Su Che successfully made thinner paper and then brushed it with tung oil.

Then use the collected resin to glue the umbrella cover and the frame together.

Be thankful that we are in the primitive world.

Therefore, the production of resin is still quite a lot.

After successfully making an oil-paper umbrella, Su Che opened and closed it several times.

“It’s done!”

[Ding! Congratulations to the host for successfully making an oil-paper umbrella. Rewards: 50 space fragments, 100 cotton seeds! ]

Su Che couldn't help but raise his eyebrows.

Cotton seeds, awesome.

With cotton seeds, you can plant cotton.

Once the cotton is produced, it can not only be used to make quilts, but also to make clothes.

Clothes made from this thing are more comfortable to wear than coarse cloth clothes made from ephedra!

Even if you don't make clothes with it and just use it to sleep on the ground, it will still be better at keeping warm than hay!

If it wasn't before winter came, Su Che wouldn't be able to complete the entire clothing-making process.

Having this cotton is at least better than having nothing!

This time, Su Che didn't let the sparrows plant!

He wants to plant it himself!

Before this.

Su Che handed the oil-paper umbrella to Daji.

"Keep this for when it rains. To use it, just push it up and put it away when you're not using it."

"Don't use too much force, and don't open and close it too many times, otherwise it will break easily."

Daji nodded innocently.

"Yes! Daji knows!"

Afterwards, Su Che took his men to enclose a piece of land and directed the tribesmen to plant cotton.