The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

What is the most important thing in life?

"The heat control."

Trying to persuade this stone man with a joke that's been buried deep in your head from a past life is like trying to cook undigested grass from a cow's stomach into a hot pot, and then adding a piece of WWII zombie bacon.

However, it wasn't exactly off-topic, since the Stone Man listened with great interest; perhaps he was a "World War II veteran."

"Daojun truly deserves to be called the progenitor of the human race. His words are incisive and thought-provoking, leaving a deep impression on me. I regret it too late..."

"Tingting." When Luo Zu saw that she was about to recite idioms, he had to stop her quickly, lest she recite a huge book that was thicker than an idiom dictionary.

"What?" Bai Yan is really as innocent as a blank sheet of paper to the human race.

Of course, He couldn't be a blank slate either. Otherwise, how could He have survived to this day in the prehistoric world, a land of natural selection, and even made a name for Himself? He could barely be considered a Golden Immortal, since He was no longer at the mercy of the Taiyi Daluo.

"You want to express your admiration for the human race and your desire to join them, is that right?" Luo Zu asked.

This is like a swift wind sweeping away fallen leaves, Wu Song fighting a tiger, or Sun Wukong defeating the White Bone Demon three times—it's so bad that even Bai Yan couldn't figure it out.

He looked up at the luminous pearl on the ceiling of the cave, glanced left and right at the bare walls of the cave, and looked down at the spotless floor.

Finally, He made up His mind: "I want to become human."

Luo Zu sighed inwardly: "I'm really going to get a Golden Immortal for free."

But if it's free, then so be it; you can't pass up such a good thing.

Although He is not human, He was willing to cultivate the art of transformation and has achieved success in it. Now there is no possibility of Him turning back.

It can be said that ten years have passed and life and death are separated by a vast distance. I wasted my time and effort, but I managed to get a job as a security guard, thus avoiding half a lifetime of detours.

Clang, clang, clang.

"This matter is open to discussion," Luo Zu said, without changing the subject.

"Thank you, Daoist Lord." Bai Yan didn't say anything witty, but knelt down and kowtowed respectfully.

Luo Zu was caught off guard by his words and felt rather embarrassed.

It's like a vendor who sells you high-quality melon seeds and fruit suddenly kneeling down before you. You can't help but wonder if horse urine was added to the seeds and fruit to make him so guilty.

However, as I said before, this kid is too honest, so there's no need for him to overthink or worry about kneeling this time.

"Do you want me to take you back to Luoxiang, or should I take you back?" Luo Zu asked.

Bai Yan replied decisively, "Yes, I am currently traveling through the vast universe with her and cannot come in my true form. We will return to the primordial land after we have explored the Bright Eyes."

Luo Zu nodded, saying, "It's good to prioritize your career. You should prioritize your career."

After Luo Zu sighed a few times, his other "work" with Bai Yan ended.

Bai Yan needed his approval, and Luo Zu gave it to him.

After that, Luo Zu waved his sleeve and saw him off from the cave.

There's no need to keep Him here for drinks and tea. He's already taken human form, so there's no way He can escape. He can only obediently become a human.

After sending Him away, Lozulus carefully examined the expanded legal provisions, the most important of which concerned the accommodation of outsiders.

Because Luo Zu had previously carried out a large-scale campaign to subdue the human race in the prehistoric world, this caused some trouble for Luo Xiang. They also took the opportunity to revise many human laws and make new regulations for these outsiders.

For example, the talent introduction policy gives special consideration to foreigners who have a special skill or high level of education.

Talents are categorized into four levels: Grade A, Grade B, Grade C, and Grade D.

The support given to top-tier talents is substantial, provided that their cultivation level is above True Immortal, or that they invent something that achieves a 7% adoption rate among humans, or that they are talents who have made outstanding contributions to management (requiring them to manage a tribe with a population of over ten million).

The benefits offered include a deputy provincial-level official position, advanced access to the spiritual realm, three thousand strands of high-quality spiritual energy exclusive to the human race each year, and thirteen moral principles.

There are many other minor benefits, which will not be listed here.

The aforementioned high-quality spiritual energy exclusive to the human race was transformed from the spiritual energy of heaven and earth through a grand array set up by the high-ranking members of the Upper Cave Man in their territory spanning eighteen light-years. This array was passed down to the Upper Cave Man after Luo Zu observed the Zhou Tian Xing Dou Grand Array. After setting up this array, they communicated with the Human Race's Cloud Book City, thus the spiritual energy of heaven and earth collected and refined naturally carried the will and aura of the human race.

Such spiritual energy is more beneficial to human cultivation. Among them are some high-level and high-quality spiritual energy that ordinary people cannot absorb and refine. At least one needs to have the cultivation of a primordial spirit. The leaders of the Upper Cave Man were reluctant to disperse them, so they stored them in the Fire Cloud Cave Heaven.

However, most of the upper-class people of the Upper Cave Manor did not like to use this method for cultivation, so it was kept as is. Later, as more people in the tribe came and went, and the generation of primordial spirits emerged one after another, their thoughts were different from those of their predecessors, so they began to use it extensively, and it became a widely available resource for cultivation.

Moreover, the cultivation speed of the primordial spirits has indeed increased significantly. In terms of the quality of immortal qi and the understanding of the great Dao of heaven and earth, they are several steps ahead of their colleagues who have not yet circulated this spiritual energy. As a result, more and more people are using this spiritual opportunity.

Of course, such inspiration is only of great use to those below the level of Celestial Immortal; it is basically useless to those above the level of Celestial Immortal.

The true immortals use the most, while the primordial spirit uses less.

As for whether there is any harm in this, there is none at present; even Luo Zu has not found any harm.

However, as the number of primordial spirits in the tribe increased, these high-quality spiritual resources gradually became insufficient. Therefore, the higher-ups had to impose restrictions on each primordial spirit and true immortal, and divide the contributions to the human race according to their realm.

These out-of-town talents introduced by Luo Zu also used this set of regulations.

As for grades B, C, D, and so on, the same principle applies.

As for Baiyan, Luo Zu could arrange it, but he didn't have the time.

In addition, this talent recruitment policy has now been shelved; it is outdated and no longer of much use due to the advancements in human cultivation techniques.

Luo Zu breathed a sigh of relief and sent many thoughts and ideas back to the seventh dimension.

"It's really a waste of time for my great-uncle to worry about his distant nephew," Luo Zu sighed softly.

The primordial world is not necessarily full of deceit and treachery. Perhaps it is because the people he fought were all full of scheming. The witch and demon races have been fighting for hundreds of billions of years, and there are countless conspiracies and schemes involved. In order to keep up with these two races, Luo Zu had to learn from the best. Just as one should aim for the summit when climbing a mountain, he knew the deeds of the two races like the back of his hand. Naturally, his heart was not pure.

Moreover, how could the ancient primordial sage who has lived for tens of millions of years maintain his original aspirations? His thoughts are as colorful as an oil painting, making people dizzy at first glance.

But Baiyan truly maintained his original aspirations while also possessing wisdom.

However, there's no need to discuss this further; Luo Zu still needs to continue his cultivation.

And this cultivation process took another hundred thousand years. (End of Chapter)