The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

Chapter 392 Online Classes in the Primordial Era: Passing on the Torch

The reconstruction of the Xiong Yao tribe did not bring much change to the lives of the Upper Cave Man.

Luoxiang remains unchanged, with human "immortals" transforming into streaks of light and moving in and out.

The great lake in front of Luoxiang Gate was also filled in a thousand years ago. Through the combined efforts of the immortals, the traces of the Kuafu Wu tribe left in the lake were worn away before it was finally filled in. As a result, the human race no longer has the feeling of facing the sea and enjoying the warmth of spring flowers.

In fact, there is competition and factions within the human race.

Such competition has existed for a long time, but it has always been coordinated by the tribal chief, so it has been able to remain stable for a long time and avoid major chaos.

Until more than two thousand years ago, the balance was broken because of Yu's willful actions as the successor patriarch, and the East Wind prevailed over the West Wind. This was because he was determined to change the human race's system, which is why he supported one faction so much.

However, his actions naturally harmed the interests of some people.

This led to a new division between the two factions: the clan leader and the elders.

Of course, Yu was not stupid; he also won over some of the elders before he began to act extremely.

His ambitions naturally had supporters, otherwise he wouldn't have been able to become the clan leader. His subsequent institutional reforms also had the support of elders like Huowa. However, when he wanted to honor himself as a king and declare himself a god, he faced opposition from many people, and those who had once supported him became his opponents.

His fate was already clear.

However, the institutional reforms brought about by Yu, and the internal conflicts within the human race that they sparked, have not yet been resolved.

Some of the human elders in Luoxiang still harbor antagonistic attitudes, and factional disputes persist.

Moreover, there is now a growing voice within the human race—the establishment of a religious sect.

Because the human race now occupies a very large territory and is quite large in size, and many of their writings and books are stored in Luoxiang, a large number of humans who live far away from Luoxiang cannot go there to study. Moreover, the number of cavemen has reached 12 billion, and Luoxiang can hardly take care of so many people. Even with methods such as sound transmission talismans, it is impossible to cover all the people.

Yes, the human population surged again. With the return of Luo Zu, the cavemen from top to bottom gradually relaxed a lot and no longer restricted the reproduction of their tribesmen. They ate, drank, and mated as usual...

As a result, in the past five hundred years, the number of Upper Cave Man people has increased from one billion to 12 billion, which even surprised the Rewu tribe members who came to count the population last year.

The population explosion exacerbated the uneven distribution of cultivation resources in Luoxiang, and also intensified the idea of ​​a small number of primordial spirits and true immortals who went to the human world to pass on their Taoist teachings to many human disciples through their sects.

Unfortunately, this sound coincided with Luo Zu's transmission of the Cloud Book City to the human race.

The Cloud Bookstore allows for face-to-face instruction and also enables the dissemination of the teachings and doctrines of human cultivation predecessors to every human descendant holding the Light-Year Mirror through visual means.

This reminded Luo Zu of his memories from his past life thousands of years ago—online classes.

In short, online courses have disrupted the prematurely established human sect system and established a new system of cultivation based on the central alliance and individuals.

The younger generation of humans can both read the Luoxiang Library, which has been uploaded to the Cloud Bookstore, and listen to the sermons and teachings uploaded by the ancestors of the human race to the Cloud Bookstore.

Luo Zu also wanted to launch a virtual currency system for this purpose, but due to practical reasons, this plan could not be started for the time being and had to be put on hold. After all, the Wu Clan had proposed a virtual currency a long time ago, but it has not been fully rolled out yet, obviously encountering many obstacles.

Luo Zu had already foreseen the obstacles he would encounter. First, there was the issue of Luo Xiang's status as the center of human currency issuance, which was relatively easy to resolve. Second, there was the issue of coordinating goods in various regions. In the past, affairs were divided into many areas, and the manufacturing industries of various affairs were defined. Currency was also anchored to various things that humans needed and did not need much. However, if virtual currency were issued, without related physical goods as an anchor, and only anchored to cultivation knowledge such as Cloud Bookstore, it would be rather monotonous, and considerable chaos would inevitably follow.

Besides the contradictions mentioned above, there are actually many other contradictions, both large and small. One of the key points is whether people will trust virtual currencies.

This is also why the Wu Clan's virtual Wu currency has been unable to be widely implemented.

Even with the endorsement of the Ancestral Witches and the Ancestor Luo, the virtual currencies of both the Witch Clan and the Human Clan seem ethereal and unreliable compared to tangible assets.

Luo Zu then decided to take it slow and first link it to real currency.

Of course, the Luo Ancestors need not worry about these things for the time being. As the human race grows larger and develops, many policies and organizational structures will be adjusted accordingly. The elders of Luo Township are all knowledgeable and wise, and they are good at accepting new things. There will be no stubborn people among them.

Of course, some elders have been in seclusion for a long time, and their thoughts are constantly intertwined with their practice. When they emerge from seclusion, their thinking becomes rigid and their thoughts are not "healthy". But the cavemen have their own solution, called the Turbid Heart Mantra.

With the incantation of turbid mind, a multitude of worldly affairs rush in, quickly breaking free from the shackles of rigid thinking, thus resolving the difficulties that have attracted inner demons.

This Turbid World Curse was created by a junior member of the human race. After years of seclusion, during which the human race developed rapidly and witnessed the changes of time, he was moved and created this technique.

This method is quite interesting. Many human cultivators found it very effective in relieving their sense of isolation after experimenting with it in seclusion. It has become a staple activity for humans and has even spread elsewhere.

Some races that are on friendly terms with humans also use it.

Even races that have clashed with or are at odds with humans have secretly practiced it.

However, the Turbid World Curse cannot be cast on oneself; it requires others to cast it on oneself. Therefore, this curse is special. Sometimes, a group of people will cast the Turbid World Curse on a cultivator who has just emerged from seclusion, just like right now.

As Luo Zu sat cross-legged under a large, leafy tree, he heard chanting coming from afar.

However, besides the chanting, there were other noisy voices.

That was a common ritual in Luoxiang—a test of talent.

Of course, the talent assessment will not result in a scene of "Battle Power, Level 3". It simply identifies the innate supernatural abilities that a newly adult human has acquired, and then reports it to the elders to predict their future path and plan a cultivation method.

After Luo Zu left, he often did this, but later the human territory expanded and the human population increased, so he did it less often. However, he would use the sound transmission talisman to describe the talents and supernatural abilities of the newly grown cavemen in the distance, and then summarize them and hand them over to the elders for deduction.

This matter is still carried out by the elders, as it concerns the future of the Upper Caveman and cannot be taken lightly.

Because the Upper Cave Man population is now large, various talents are emerging one after another. Among them, there are many similar talents and supernatural abilities, and new supernatural abilities are born every year, resulting in a large number of cultivation methods.

It's not just Luo Zu who's creative; the entire human race is full of them.

Therefore, the content of Cloud Bookstore is not only about the laws and principles created by Luo Zu, but also about the laws and principles of countless human cultivators, as well as their cultivation experiences. Everyone has been selflessly sharing their cultivation gains.

Even during the most intense period of competition between the two factions of the Upper Cave Man, any innovative method created would be stored in the library of Luoxiang.

Just as Luo Zu never kept secrets from the Upper Cave Man.

This is perhaps what it means to pass on the torch from generation to generation.

(End of this chapter)