The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

Chapter 3, A World Within a Pot: Manipulating Creation

After a long dream, Luo Zu finally understood the truth behind his supernatural powers.

It is neither the inner world nor Biosphere 9527, but a world within a pot, and the workings of creation.

The reason he was able to wake up in his dream was not because of the battle between the two liches, but because he finally absorbed enough spiritual energy, which led to his recognition of Luo Zu today.

Otherwise, it will forever remain just an inner world.

Therefore, we should also thank Luo Zu for the breathing technique he created, which allows spiritual energy to be delivered to his body more quickly.

But Luo Zu then faced a difficult problem.

That means there's still not enough spiritual energy.

Unlike the Fire Child's fire-breathing ability, it doesn't require much spiritual energy to unleash its power without restraint.

In the beginning, the world within the pot and the workings of creation could only maintain the most basic operation, which was a small inner world and the survival of the microorganisms within it.

While a correct understanding of these elements allows for greater flexibility in their use, the ensuing problem is the issue of spiritual energy.

Luo Zu needs more spiritual energy.

However, his own breathing technique limited him, preventing spiritual energy from freely gathering around him.

After much deliberation, Luo Zu came up with another idea.

"I don't necessarily need such perfect creation and a vast world. I'll do as much as I can. Let's create a miniature world." Luo Zu opened his mind and was no longer limited to one direction.

The larger the size, the more spiritual energy is needed. A large amount of spiritual energy is also needed when performing creation. So what about the size of a microorganism?

The amount of spiritual energy required for this is negligible.

With a direction in mind, Luo Zu immediately began to implement it.

He first found a microorganism in his own world within the pot, and then used his magical powers to manipulate it.

Bang!

The microorganisms died on the spot.

Luo Zu's long-planned blueprint for creation hasn't even begun yet.

Since tiny microorganisms can't withstand it, let's use insects.

However, the insect's size... was too large.

It has to be tiny microorganisms.

After much thought, Luo Zu came up with a clue using his limited biological knowledge from his previous life.

"cell?"

He never imagined that the mystical and fantastical world of the prehistoric era actually had cells.

But upon closer reflection, since microorganisms and fungi are present, the cells seem to be normal as well.

With the help of the workings of nature, Luo Zu clearly saw the surface cells of his skin, carefully removed them, and placed them into the world within the pot.

The ability to manipulate creation cannot be used in the primordial world; it must be used in conjunction with his inner world within a pot.

"No matter how my somatic cells change, there is only one cell, and it still needs to proliferate. But then I have to face the problem of being too big, and I can't use my magic on it."

After pondering for a whole day and night, Luo Zu finally understood in front of the wall of his own cave.

"Then what if I continue to miniaturize it?"

Cells are evolving to smaller, more minute dimensions.

Manipulating fate and exerting influence...

Successful.

The cells shrank to one-thousandth of their original size.

But Luo Zu still felt it wasn't enough and needed to continue shrinking it.

Over the next month, Luo Zu repeatedly used the power of creation to cause the cells to divide and shrink.

It eventually shrank to one ten-millionth of its original size.

Such tiny things are invisible to the naked eye; if it weren't for the world within the pot, even Luo Zu wouldn't have been able to "see" them.

In fact, given the tiny size of somatic cells, they are invisible to the naked eye. At least none of Luo Zu's companions could see them. Apart from Luo Zu, none of their supernatural powers were actually that "unorthodox".

After shrinking his somatic cells to one ten-millionth of their original size, Luo Zu began a new plan.

These tiny somatic cells are used to reassemble a human body.

Then this human body lived, reproduced, and practiced the breathing method created by Luo Zu in the world within the pot, thus gradually improving the breathing method.

The main reason is that Luo Zu has too few companions, and he cannot directly target them with the purpose of the experiment. As for communication and the sparks of wisdom, that is not possible.

Most of their wisdom is still stuck in the primitive era, focused on reproduction and expanding their tribes. They simply don't have time to think about anything else. The reason they can cooperate with Luo Zu in promoting the breathing method is because the breathing method can indeed enhance their physique, thereby making their hunting efficiency higher and reducing the loss of personnel.

As for other favors, I'm afraid it will be difficult to help anymore.

Therefore, Luo Zu could only create a miniature world and make the creatures in it have the same body structure as his own, so as to deduce and test his breathing method.

Over the next year, Luo Zu studied his own body structure. The breathing method had another benefit: it allowed him to see inside his body, from his skin and flesh to his blood vessels and bones, and then to his internal organs, facial features, and everything except his brain, which was too fragile and mysterious.

After careful study, in the third year after realizing that his supernatural powers were the world within the pot and the ability to manipulate creation, Luo Zu finally created a human body the size of a hair.

Unfortunately, this human body did not have a very complex mind; his brain was very simple.

But that's enough. You have to eat one bite at a time. Luo Zu has a long lifespan, so he has plenty of time to try and fail, and to wait.

During this period, Luo Zu also restructured some microorganisms in a simple way, causing them to begin to develop into multicellular organisms.

As a result, many strange and odd things appeared in the inner world, which was less than the size of a football field.

Three years later, Luo Zu finally created three thousand small human races in his inner world.

If you look closely, you can see that their appearances are somewhat similar to Luo Zu's, and their behavior is very simple, focusing only on practicing the breathing techniques that Luo Zu taught them.

After observing for several months, Luo Zu was surprised to find that their breathing techniques were much more efficient than his and his fellow villagers'.

Why is that?

Is it due to size? Or environment? Or some other variable?

After another month of experimentation and observation, Luo Zu finally concluded that it was because they were too naive.

The simple structure of the brain leads to extremely pure thinking, without too many random thoughts, allowing one to focus wholeheartedly on breathing techniques.

This is both good and bad.

Because their breathing techniques are too conventional, entirely based on Luo Zu's ideas and concepts.

What Luo Zu wanted was creation, a different perspective, and a breakthrough.

Although the cultivation of this batch of small human races was a failure, it gave Luo Zu a lot of experience in creating living beings.

The Small Terran 2.0 project was subsequently launched.

In order to study wisdom, Luo Zu decided to try to see inside the brain.

Take a look at what your brain looks like.

However, during his preparations, the last elder of the settlement suddenly summoned all the members.

Luo Zu, who was wholeheartedly devoted to the "scientific research" project, was also summoned.

The first community meeting was held in a cave with a campfire flickering in the wind.

At the meeting, the elder stated that he would embark on a new journey and leave the settlement.

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