The appearance of Liang and Teng means that the first intelligent race in Li Yi's hands has ushered in an era of transcendence.

Although it is still the roughest and simplest way to transcendence, it undoubtedly means that the dogs have more confidence to expand their tribe.

With the promotion of mushrooms and orange fruits, there is more abundant food and more giant creatures can be hunted.

With the constantly refined new weapons and the guidance of extraordinary people, they finally expanded to a larger area and experienced a breakthrough in population growth in the fiftieth year after the emergence of the Youchao tribe.

They used the newly invented bows and spears to hunt the fire-swallowing storks in South Orange Hill, seized South Orange Hill, and occupied an entire mountain of orange groves.

They found that the tangerines grown in Nanjuqiu had significantly better effects on strengthening the body.

Although the principle is unknown, this did bring about a major breakthrough in the population, life expectancy and height of the Youchao tribe.

The population reached 3,600, and five sub-tribes were formed around the mountains.

There is one around the mountains, one on the east and west sides of Nanjuqiu, and one near the lake area and one deep lake area of ​​Donghu. The tribes gradually differentiated.

Among them, Jiang is in charge of the Dashan Tribe, with a total population of 900. His main business is to cultivate mushrooms, collect materials from the mountains, and export firewood and dried meat of large organisms to other tribes.

Cang is in charge of the Dongjuqiu tribe, which has a total population of 800. He uses the methods of the orange tree to cultivate more orange fruits and raise a group of warriors with the tallest average height, and exports strong men to other tribes.

Chai was in charge of the tribe near the lake, with a total population of 700. He was responsible for cultivating aquatic products, planting rice, and exporting food. He was not good at these things at first, but after a discussion among his brothers, he was finally in charge of the most productive area near the lake, laying the foundation for other tribes.

Jiang's eldest son Dao is in charge of the Shenhu tribe, which has a total population of 500. Liang is his most powerful general, responsible for fighting against large creatures in the Shenhu area and seizing more living areas.

The five tribes formed an effective cooperative division of labor and went through a long honeymoon period, successfully allowing the Youchao tribe to break through the first major population bottleneck.

The overall average life expectancy is 45 years.

As their average life expectancy increases, population accumulation will inevitably become faster and faster.

The average height has increased with each generation over time, and has now reached an average height of 1.3 meters.

Liang, an outstanding person of the new generation, continued to grow taller. Even after he had three sons, he was still able to grow taller, reaching a terrifying height of 1.6 meters.

Liang, who was this tall, was agile and as strong as an ox. He could swallow charcoal and spit fire. He held a thick bone blade made from the tibia of a fire-eating stork and could fight with a tiger.

Later on, Teng's height was actually lower than Liang's, stopping at 1.4 meters.

He invented a rattan whip, which, combined with his own physical strength, allowed him to fight a leopard alone.

The Youchao tribe gradually developed a warlike spirit and respected the brave.

Although other descendants of Jiang, Cang and Chai also made good contributions and each had their own inventions and discoveries, they were ultimately not as influential as Liang and Teng within the tribe.

After the custom of worshipping the strong, the dog people's emphasis on wisdom gradually weakened during the long-term expansion and struggle.

In the blink of an eye, the honeymoon period of cooperation among the five major tribes lasted another ten years, and the total population continued to grow, reaching an unprecedented number of 6,200.

Cang's Dongjuqiu tribe benefited the most. Not only did it raise the strongest group of brave warriors from the Youchao tribe, but its total population also surpassed that of Jiang's Dashan tribe, reaching an astonishing number of fifteen thousand.

Just relying on this impressive number of young and strong people, they are able to scare away large creatures so that they dare not invade the dog tribe at will. As soon as they hear the sound of the dog people gathering together, they will flee.

Only those large creatures, whose individual heights reach 20 to 30 meters, dare to run rampant.

Fortunately, this large creature seemed to dislike the lack of resources here and did not survive in this generation.

Cang once sent young and strong men to explore further south and east of Juqiu and found that there were more large creatures living there, and they were taller, larger and more powerful.

Therefore, although their strength has increased a lot, they have not continued to expand.

Instead, they chose to continue to accumulate strength around Orange Hill, and to research, discover, and pass on more skills and methods that could strengthen the race.

Unfortunately, today, when Cang is about to reach forty years old, he still has not found a better breakthrough method.

On the contrary, they gradually realized the limits of the orange fruit, or rather, the short-term limits of the dog-man genes.

It will be difficult for their offspring to experience a sudden increase in height again.

Even some of the new generation are not as tall as the previous generation.

Not only that, the average intelligence of the new generation has declined significantly. Many of them take a long time to learn the characters that represent their own names, which is much slower than previous generations. This makes Cang even doubt whether he has done something wrong before.

Cang Baisi racked his brains to figure out the reason for this decline, but he could not figure it out. He tried and experimented several times but failed without success.

Even due to long-term worries and the decline of age, he could no longer maintain his former calm state of mind.

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Now Cang is more like an old man in his twilight years than a tribal chieftain in power. His pioneering spirit and enterprising spirit have declined to the extreme and can no longer be maintained.

The rust of his flesh, the hidden injuries accumulated in his early years, and his old illnesses had tortured him and made him look emaciated.

During this period of time, Cang felt more and more miserable about himself.

"Father, did I do something wrong?"

"It's clear that wisdom is more important, but I unknowingly chose the shortcut and let my offspring develop in a stronger direction."

"Is it because they are more and more keen on training their bodies and less interested in observing, learning, and using their wisdom, that not only have their heights decreased, but their wisdom has also become far less than that of the previous generation?"

Under such self-torture, he was suffering both physically and mentally, and his life was about to end.

Although his life span was much longer than other dogmen of his generation, as a tribal leader whose living conditions were much better than those of ordinary dogmen, this was actually considered a short life.

Apart from anything else, their father, the high priest, lived to be over fifty years old, which was much longer than the average life expectancy of the tribe.

His eldest brother Jiang is almost fifty years old this year, but he is still vigorous, brave and strong.

One day, Cang, who felt that he would not live long, summoned his eldest son Ju, whom he valued the most.

"Father."

Ju, who was nearly 1.4 meters tall, could already look down on Cang, who was barely 1 meter tall, but he still knelt down with great respect.

He had known about his father's situation for a long time and knew that he was worried about the recent decline in the new generation in the tribe.

Therefore, although I saw the haggard Cang, I was not surprised, but just felt distressed.

Cang said: "Ju, do you think we have unknowingly deviated from the will of the Nest God?" (End of this chapter)