The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

Chapter 203 A Thousand Years Isn't Enough, The Galactic Empire, Believing in the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors (Second Update)

Colorless and odorless, formless and intangible, shapeless and without appearance, neither god nor demon, indescribable and difficult to explain. Even if one were to observe it with the mind, one would find its description vague and its true form unseen.

The demonic shadows flickered six thousand times, which is actually contained within six thousand natural laws since the beginning of time.

Then the demonic shadow vanished without a trace, and the world remained calm and unchanged.

Luo Zu, observing this scene from the sidelines, sighed softly in his heart. This was relief, joy, liberation, and great happiness.

Because he finally got rid of these inner demons and tribulations, and he also found a way to resolve them.

The method is of utmost importance. If it can be used to resolve the remaining 33,000 inner demon tribulations, or even more, in the future.

After all, one's cultivation level is constantly increasing without restraint; otherwise, it will become stagnant and turn into a pool of dead water, which is definitely not what Luo Zu wants.

After sorting out his feelings, Luo Zu felt that the immortal energy in his primordial spirit had undergone many changes. The various immortal energies seemed to have come to life, reshaping and reconstructing themselves in his primordial spirit, and then transforming into a structure that contained more profound principles than before.

Upon seeing this, Luo Zu was naturally even happier.

"A heavy burden has been lifted today; let us sing and chant to sweep away the dust."

Luo Zu then recited a line.

For the past hundred years, Luo Zu has been in a bad mood. After all, being trapped in such a cramped magical artifact for a hundred years would turn a sunny and cheerful young man into a headless and faceless monster. If it weren't for the creatures in the world inside the pot to relieve his boredom, and if cultivation weren't such a good source of amusement, his inner demons would have erupted long ago.

Of course, it's also because Luo Zu's nature from his previous life hasn't changed, and he still retains a bit of his former carefree spirit. Moreover, his cultivation is unorthodox, and in this world, cultivation doesn't have the same emphasis on calming the mind and concentrating the spirit as Buddhism and Taoism.

Therefore, Luo Zu did not study the matter of enduring loneliness much, since no one taught him by example. Enduring loneliness was a minor matter, since he had cultivated to this point and had some self-control. The key was to endure hundreds or thousands of years of sitting in meditation.

This is the key.

As for whether Luo Zu can suppress his restless heart, it seems he can.

Over the course of a century, his state of mind has only been slightly clouded.

The tribulations of inner demons are also a gift from the Great Dao. The excessive accumulation in the past has harmed him now, but he is certain that such accumulation will surely bring blessings in the future.

A smooth future is what he truly desires; he can simply endure this calamity, and besides, he has already found a way to deal with it.

"Loneliness will be plentiful in the future, and with whom can I speak of my loneliness throughout the ages?" A sense of desolation suddenly arose in Luo Zu's heart.

Just as he was feeling sentimental, news of a long-awaited delay came from Luoxiang, a place hundreds of millions of miles away.

"Chieftain, Chieftain, when are you coming back?"

"Three years after three years, it's been over a hundred years now."

"Chieftain, if you don't come back soon, even the millennium's record book won't be enough."

The message was sent by Huowa.

Today, the chieftain of the Upper Cave Man tribe has changed twice: after Tie Tou came Lu, and after Lu came Huo Wa. It can be said that the son succeeds the father, and the father is kind and the son is filial.

Now, Huowa also has the intention to step down and give way to a more capable person, so he sent a message asking Luozu to preside over the important matter of selecting a clan leader for him.

Over the course of a century, the "Upper Caveman" tribe has grown to a population of three million.

Talented individuals are emerging in an endless stream; there are three more True Immortals, and the tribe now has a total of eight True Immortals.

There are as many as 30,000 people who have reached the stage of refining emptiness and merging with the Dao, including many elderly people and many younger generations.

Humanity has reproduced to the ninth generation, but after so many generations, the physical talent of the latest generation of humans has not declined much, and can still be called "innate Dao body".

However, there is still a slight gap compared to the second and third generation humans.

However, the speed of cultivation has not decreased. After cultivation, the most important thing is still a person's wisdom and ideas.

And also a great deal of perseverance.

After all, more and more people among the "Peking Man" can enter and exit the world inside the pot, and they have come into contact with more and more methods. Some of these methods have been replicated in the tribe. While these technologies have saved the "Peking Man" a lot of detours and mistakes, they have also made the "Peking Man" less research-oriented.

The Upper Cave Man benefited greatly from these technologies. Whether it was animal taming, planting, the application of various talismans, or the crafting and use of many materials, the Upper Cave Man quickly transformed from a primitive tribe into a vast and distorted civilization.

How is it deformed?

The organizational structure of the "Upper Cave Man" is still in the form of a primitive tribe. Although Luo Zu established the basic framework of villages and towns in the early days, the size of the human race has increased dramatically, and the organizational form and civilization form naturally have to change accordingly.

They should have moved towards the feudal era by now, but the "Upper Cave Man" did not, and remained stagnant in their primitive tribe.

One possible reason is that life is currently comfortable (the Lich Wars haven't even reached this place), technological innovations in production and daily life are happening too fast, and this is... a mythical age.

Both the Lich and Demon civilizations, two of the most advanced civilizations in ancient times, still maintain a strange tribal form. However, although they call themselves tribes, it is only a name. In reality, it should be a bizarre organizational structure similar to a federal feudal system.

Each of the witch and demon tribes can be considered an individual power. Although they have superiors, they do not need to pay taxes or anything like that to their superiors, which can be described as independent and autonomous.

Moreover, each shaman tribe has its own unique characteristics, and there are even different types of shaman dialects that have evolved with the region. Their customs, habits, production and daily life are also unique, making them virtually independent civilizations.

In addition, the land they occupy and the scope of their territory are larger than the Earth and more expansive than the solar system. Some large witch tribes can be described as a "galactic empire".

In addition, since it was the era of primordial mythology, a tribal leader might have a lifetime appointment. After all, the lifespan of a true immortal is extremely long. If there are no accidents or calamities, they can basically live until the end of time. As for golden immortals and great witches, they can really live until the end of the universe.

If these individuals hold outdated views and are unwilling to change the tribe, then many things will not proceed, and even if they are beneficial to the tribe, it will be useless.

There has been much discussion within the tribe about whether the organizational structure of the "Upper Caveman" should be changed.

During the Iron Head Era, people had only recently come into contact with the World in the Pot, and everyone was still in the exploratory stage, so there was no voice on this matter. Later, during the Deer Era, people had a deeper understanding of the tribal system and felt that it was time to make reforms. However, the Deer rejected this, and the True Immortals also refused to change it, so the matter was left unresolved.

Then came the era of Huowa, when the tribe’s population surged again, breaking through the three million mark. Thirty-six towns were built, and there were thousands of villages. Luoxiang also underwent several changes and expanded, becoming a cluster of towns that could accommodate more than 300,000 people.

The harsh environment within a million miles was also changed by the tribe. Many resources were developed, and the giant beasts that once threatened to wipe out the human race were either subdued or destroyed. The same fate befell the demon beast tribes.

In short, the human race can be described as a regional tyrant now. Although this tyrant is not even a small fry in the entire prehistoric land, it has truly undergone a complete transformation compared to the beginning, and has begun to change the world on its own.

However, as the "Peking Man" has developed to this day, no other human race besides the Hot Witch tribe has been found. It seems that the seeds of humankind have only been scattered in a small patch on this land.

With such rapid development and the increasing territory it occupies, some people have started to have new ideas.

To establish a sound national system, it is not necessary to have a rigid system like the human kingdom in the world within the pot; a general framework is sufficient.

Then, Huowa refused.

Huowa's resolute refusal was mainly due to his observation of the ills of the country within the pot. People were divided into different classes, and the strict hierarchy caused immense suffering to the lowest-ranking people. Some humans were even reduced to slaves or livestock.

Huowa was heartbroken and refused.

Moreover, they live in a desolate place, unlike the human world, where resources are abundant and the population has not yet grown to hundreds of millions. The resources allocated to each person are truly plentiful. In addition, the production and living technologies they have acquired from the human world allow the tribe's resources to be fully utilized, so there is really no need to exploit the lower-level tribespeople.

Therefore, Huowa absolutely forbade it.

However, this time the matter did not simply end there; it even escalated to the point of involving Luo Zu.

Luo Zu's answer to this matter was simple: the time is not yet right.

Although he also wanted to advance the civilization of the human race, these systems were not necessarily a manifestation of civilization.

Furthermore, just as Fireboy believes, the human race has sufficient resources, and the current system is actually well-suited to the current environment.

However, the organizational structure of the "Upper Caveman" tribe is no longer as simple as it used to be. How could a century of development have not resulted in the addition of corresponding positions and personnel?

If the human race wants to dominate the prehistoric world and become the masters of their own destiny, the current simple and flat structure is definitely not enough.

However, Luo Zu did not have a specific method; he could only say that he trusted the wisdom of later generations.

I believe that the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors could provide a solution.

As for Huowa's urgent cries, Luo Zu certainly saw them. When he set off, he thought he would be able to reach Leize in a hundred years, and then Buzhou Mountain in a few hundred years.

But now he has only left Dayi Township, and he has really underestimated the vastness of the prehistoric world.

However, he later thought that his calculations might be wrong, but they wouldn't be this outrageous. Then he thought of a possibility—the expansion of the prehistoric land was even faster than he had expected!

Therefore, Luo Zu not only had to fly over the land that had been predicted in advance, but also over the land that had expanded over time.

No wonder the map of the Houtu Ancestral Witch Domain that he obtained from the Moon Witch Tribe always had errors. It seems that not only was the terrain damaged by the battle of powerful beings, but the expansion of the primordial world was also a factor.

(End of this chapter)