Mecha Era, Punch the Stars

The two were agile and leaped up into the side corridor of the house.

Pushing open the door, a spacious room came into view, surprisingly clean. Although there was some dust in the corners, the signs of activity indicated that someone had been there some time ago.

In the corner of the room, there was a pile of hay, some long poles that were obviously used for harvesting oranges, and leather snares.

"It seems that these are likely people from the West Orange Hill tribe, who come here regularly to harvest oranges."

Ju looked around and nodded slightly:

"In other words, most of the elders of our original East Orange Hill tribe have moved to West Orange Hill."

Tang kept slapping the wall with his palms, making a thumping sound. After a while, he said incredulously:
"These houses are incredibly well-built, far superior to our current tree nests? How did they construct them? And whose work is this?"

Orange smile:
"It's probably the elders from the five major tribes. After all, they followed the High Priest to build the foundation of our Youchao clan from scratch. Their skills accumulated over so many years are exquisite enough, and I believe they are capable of completing such an accumulation."

"The mere existence of this construction technology proves that our trip back was worthwhile, doesn't it, Tang?"

Tang Moran.

Indeed, this is undoubtedly a more sophisticated and suitable construction method for tribal communities. Once this technology is popularized in the Eastern Wilderness tribes, the probability of their newborns dying for various reasons will be greatly reduced.

Moreover, improved living conditions can also alleviate the other energy expenditure of young adults in cleaning tree nests.

After all, tree nests were widely used by them for several reasons: first, they were high enough to reduce the damage from floods caused by heavy rains; second, they were protected from most wild animals while sleeping; and third, the leaves provided shade during the hot summer months to prevent direct sunlight. They had many advantages.

However, there are also many drawbacks. For example, tree nests can only be built on the outskirts of the forest because there are not many tall trees outside the forest. Secondly, there are issues with cleaning and mosquito bites.

The flowers and fruits of some trees can attract many mosquitoes and other insects to live in them, which requires applying insect repellent to the skin, which is also a hassle.

Finally, the space is cramped, making it impossible for more than three people to live there. If a newborn is born, raising them is troublesome, and they are prone to dying young.

The wooden house in front of us is square and easy to clean. It is also spacious enough and can be decorated with insect-repelling fragrances to make the whole environment comfortable.

Although Tang opposed hedonism, he also knew that a good resting space was very important.

Good sleep is essential for young adults to have better energy to work and reproduce the next day.

"We must acquire the technology to build this kind of house."

Soup said this to Orange.

Ju smiled and said:
"Actually, after looking around, I have a vague idea of ​​how it is built, but I still need to confirm some details. I will go back and talk to the old folks in Xijuqiu, and then I will be able to learn it."

"But none of that matters. What's important is finding those highly skilled elderly people. With these people around, we can train our construction craftsmen and get them to make more useful inventions."

"Tang, you must remember, wisdom is the absolute weapon that sets us canines apart from other creatures."

"Secondly, one must have good health."

"Because wisdom is infinite, while physical strength can only be accumulated slowly, there are many more creatures in this world that are born that can easily crush us."

Tang was lectured by Ju, and he had to admit that he hadn't respected wisdom enough.

My mindset has also become more humble.

Two days later, they finished their rest and set off for West Orange Hill.

...at the same time.

Li Yi temporarily withdrew his long-term gaze from the world and let out a long breath.

His perspective is not limited to the five tribes of the Orange Kingdom.

He also paid attention to the evolution of other organisms on Earth.

Moreover, because each organism evolves in a different way, he has an unusually large number of separate mental states, and at the same time, he observes at least hundreds of millions of finely differentiated perspectives per second.

Only with his current soul strength, combined with the characteristic of an immortal soul, could he achieve such terrifying multi-threaded observation.

This is similar to, yet different from, his picometer-level microscopic vision.

His 0.8 picometer is roughly equivalent to a microscopic field of view on the order of hundreds of millions of picometers per second. In an instant, he can observe the microscopic activities of hundreds of millions of atomic nuclei at the picometer level simultaneously, not just a rough overview, but a meticulous observation of every detail.

After all, this is an observation of the atomic nucleus, not atoms or molecules on a smaller scale.

In addition to the extended field of vision and the synergy of micro-dynamics, the amount of information that can be obtained in the mind in an instant is terrifying.

It is precisely this ability to process massive amounts of information instantaneously, honed through his microscopic vision, that enables him to track the evolution of so many organisms in an instant, and to gain a profound understanding of the fundamental laws of life and creation, making rapid progress every day.

It's important to understand that if he could only observe the evolution of tens of thousands or thousands of organisms at the same time, the amount of material and data he could obtain would naturally plummet exponentially.

Assuming there are other creator gods, Li Yi would definitely be among the creator gods who made the most progress.

For example, the microcosms that the first generation dominated and created could also be considered the creator gods of those microcosms.

However, since their souls did not acquire immortality, nor did they consistently hone their microscopic vision, differentiate their perspectives, and process information efficiently like Li Yi did, they certainly could not achieve the same level of progress and efficiency as Li Yi.

Of course, since they were the first movers and had an advantage, and now that so much time has passed, Li Yi wasn't sure where they stood at the moment.

But at least in the initial stage, Li Yi was confident that his progress far exceeded theirs.

Time progresses rapidly in the microcosm, with biological evolution changing daily. Just now, in addition to the dog-people tribe, a new race has been born with intelligence.

This race is also related to the Ju tribe of the Eastern Wilderness.

This is also why Li Yi's attention was drawn to the scene, and he temporarily withdrew his gaze.

He sensed an anomaly in the laws of creation within his microcosm, a change clearly caused by the birth of new intelligence.

The laws of the universe are changing, so it's best to observe them wholeheartedly to avoid missing anything.

As for the changes in the various organisms on Earth, he can go back in time, look at some key moments, and connect them.

In the blink of an eye, half an hour had passed. The changes in the laws of creation were complete, and Li Yi had gained a great deal. Satisfied, he turned his attention back to Earth.

"Huh, half an hour has passed and more than a dozen dog-people tribes have appeared? The total population has exceeded 10,000?"

"Where are the oranges and the soup?"

According to Li Yi's current adjusted time scale, only about twenty years should have passed in the universe.

Based on Ju and Tang's lifespans after they gradually transcended the ordinary, they should still be alive. (End of Chapter)