The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

Luo Zu somewhat regretted his shout; wasn't that cursing the human race?

In the vast expanse of time, ten thousand years is but a blink of an eye.

Or how about adding a line like "one year, one era"?

Then he decided to let it go, since in those days there wasn't really a clear unit of time; people just looked at the sunrise and sunset.

Neither the Lich nor the Demon race spread the concept of time to the primordial land.

Luo Zu had not heard of how many demon gods there were in the heavens or how many witch ancestors there were on earth. He only guessed that there were 365 demon gods and 12 witch ancestors based on the ancient fantasy novels he had read in his previous life. That was all.

The insignificant character looked up at the vast sky, but all he saw was the boundless heavens. He couldn't see any witches, demons, gods, or immortals at all; they were all too far away from him.

However, Luo Zu has now explored his own path of cultivation; at least he has taken the first step.

Cultivating Qi to transform into Spirit, one Qi becomes the method.

The method he used to ignite the unicorn was his own fire control spell, which was not the fire-breathing technique of the Fire Child, but rather a slight manipulation of the fire elemental energy, thus creating such terrifying power.

If the law does not prohibit something, then the spells, hand seals, and bloodlines that are prescribed for certain spells are either too powerful or the person's cultivation is not high, or they are mediocre.

Now that you've mastered one type of spell, you should be able to freely use spells of similar types as well.

However, this was just Luo Zu's own opinion. After all, he had only met a few cultivators, mostly the demons in the demon tribes. They had mastered some demon magic, but most of them were like the "caveman"—they only knew how to do it but not why, and they used demon magic based on the idea that it would work as long as it worked.

Luo Zu was different; he needed to analyze the key points carefully. In addition, after years of studying and applying the two earth-shattering supernatural powers of "Manipulating Creation" and "World Within a Pot," although he only understood the basics, he was now quite adept at analyzing other "unorthodox" spells.

This is the fire control technique he comprehended after refining Qi into spirit. After analyzing and understanding it, he can divide fire techniques into four major characteristics: explosion, combustion, burning, and gathering.

The explosion lies in the burst of fire, the burning in the ignition, the scorching in the sustained duration, and the gathering in the intensity of the fire.

The explosives were used, instantly blasting the behemoth, which was twice the size of a train, to smithereens.

Therefore, Luo Zu has now become a hero. Although he was originally worshipped by the "Cavemen" for his wisdom, he is now revered by them for his power.

This is also the result that Luo Zu wanted.

In this primitive society, respect and worship were not very useful; what was truly useful was reverence.

There are also the benefits that Luo Zu can bring them in the future. In the primordial era, everything was so naked and there was no regard for benevolence and morality. Violence and hunger were the only truths.

Then Lozu directed the hunting party members to search the mountains and fields for pieces of unicorn meat, and then transport them back to the settlement cave bit by bit.

He rarely uses his own cave to transport prey anymore; instead, he has his fellow villagers drag the prey back to the cave.

He needs to change everyone's preconceived notions about him, otherwise, if there is a formidable enemy in the future, they might easily deduce his supernatural ability to create a world within a pot.

He still had to keep his trump cards hidden, so he is now revealing his fire control techniques.

"Boss, you're awesome!" Fire Boy trotted over with his shiny bald head, offering a fawning declaration.

Luo Zu put his hands behind his back and nodded lightly: "Mm."

"Boss, I want to learn, can you teach me?" Fire Boy asked directly.

People in this era didn't understand what euphemism or subtlety meant, and even though Professor Luo taught them a lot of vocabulary, their way of speaking remained very direct.

Luo Zu nodded slightly at this question. It's best to be eager to learn; it's a disaster if you don't. Generally, unambitious members of the settlement will be abandoned.

It took everyone quite a while to collect the remains of the unicorn, since they were scattered all over the mountain; it took a full two hours to finish.

Moreover, they also clashed with other small wild animals, who came attracted by the smell of blood, hoping to scavenge the spoils, and then... became an extra meal for the "caveman".

Before the sun set, a group of people quickly transported the unicorn meat back to the cave. Because the quantity was so large, it took more than ten trips to finish transporting it.

Back in the cave, everyone first roasted meat to celebrate, and after a hearty meal, they began to process the meat.

The "Upper Caveman" had his own methods for preserving meat. One method was air drying, where the meat was first roasted for a while and then placed in a cool, shady spot in the cave to be dried by the mountain winds. This dried meat strips could then be preserved for a long time. Another method was "refrigeration." In the deepest part of the cave, there was a pond with icy water and ice around it. The "Upper Caveman" would sometimes store any meat they couldn't finish eating here.

The two methods mentioned above were naturally taught by Professor Luo Zu and his group; otherwise, the "Cavemen" would have been like those wild beasts, sometimes starving and sometimes full, and occasionally eating some rotten flesh.

Luo Zu improved everyone's lives considerably; at least they wouldn't get stomach aches from eating rotten flesh or die from some kind of terrible disease.

In the days that followed, Luo Zu spread the Qi Refining Method in the settlement and analyzed the supernatural abilities of each person, and then analyzed their supernatural abilities and transformed them into spells that he could learn.

A month later, Luo Zu recorded the supernatural abilities of the three adult cavemen in the settlement in writing.

The written record is still in shamanic script. Luo Zu has analyzed each person's supernatural abilities in great detail. It is simple, straightforward, and very direct, without any secret text. Anyone who has mastered the Qi Refining Technique can use it immediately.

Of course, this was his own research, and it was just research. It was more suitable for his physique. Others could only use it to perform spells, and they would have to use the incantations recorded in it by Luo Zu, rather than understanding it and being able to use it as soon as they raised their hands.

The three spells that Luo Zu recorded and mastered were water control, wood manipulation, and healing.

Being able to analyze three spells in a month is already Luo Zu's limit.

While Luo Zu was diligently analyzing the human supernatural powers within the settlement, a major incident suddenly broke out among the small human beings within his world-building vessel.

What is it?

These are the remains left behind by Ancestor Luo when he was researching the Qi Refining Method in the world within the pot.

He didn't know what kind of advanced preservation technique he had mastered, but these corpses hadn't turned into a pile of bones; instead, they had been preserved for over a hundred years.

The first remains are even stranger. At that time, he spat out all his vital energy, which then covered a mountain. Now, this vital energy still remains and has not dissipated.

Such a miracle naturally shocked the small human race.

Now, thanks to Lozu's deliberate promotion, the small human societies have formed tribal alliances and have even entered the Bronze Age.