During dinner, Han Cheng asked Bai Xuemei to bring an iron needle, and then asked those who had blisters or blood blisters on their hands to stretch out their hands.

Then he took the needle that had been burned by fire and picked them open one by one.

Those who reached out were basically from the original Green Tribe.

They were all new to the job and had no capital, so they were worn out very badly.

Among them, Gu's hands had the most and largest blisters caused by grinding.

There are as many as ten of them!

Most people get blisters on the inside of their palms and at the base of their fingers, but Gu's blisters occur not only in those areas, but also in the center of his fingers and palms.

At first, there are blisters. If you rest for two days, the blisters will disappear on their own.

Ke Gu did not rest, but worked even harder.

So the blister successfully turned into a blood blister.

Even Han Cheng couldn't help but take a breath when he saw Gu's hands that were worn out.

"Don't work tomorrow, take a day off."

After Han Cheng picked open the blood blisters on Gu's hands one by one, he said to Gu.

Gu neither nodded nor shook his head, but he still got up early the next day. After washing up, he continued to work at a fairly fast pace.

This scene not only made the people of the Yuanlv tribe, whose hands were also worn out, feel ashamed and admired, but even the old men of the Qingque tribe could not help but nod secretly.

Watching Gu working hard from afar, Han Cheng called Heiwa and asked him to use the previous mold to make a clay tablet.

The three words "Qingque" and "Gu" were written on the front, and on the back, he used the seal-like thing he kept to print out a uniform "Qingque".

He then used a small stick to pierce the clay slab at the bird's eyes, making a small hole to make it easier to thread the leather rope through.

Promoting Gu to a first-class citizen was something Han Cheng did consciously.

Because after becoming a first-class citizen, Gu will leave his thatched house and live in a tiled house.

In this way, Gu, the leader of the original green tribe, will live separately from the people of the original green tribe.

This will help to weaken the influence of the Valley in the original Green Tribe, and can also speed up the integration of the Green Tribe and the Blue Bird Tribe.

Integrate the Qingque tribe into a united force as quickly as possible.

Han Chengcai realized the need to separate Jianggu from the original Green Tribe after various rules were announced.

He wanted to directly give Gu the status of a first-class citizen, but everything he had said before had already been said, and it would not be a good idea to go back on his word and make changes at this time.

Just when Han Cheng was struggling, Gu did something that surprised and delighted Han Cheng greatly, which was that he was extremely hardworking and patient in doing his work.

This just gave Han Cheng an excellent reason to promote him to a first-class citizen...

A few days later, the brand new, ceramic ** was completely fired.

However, Han Cheng did not give the grain immediately, but kept it in his hand, preparing to wait for another two days.

This is done to give everyone the feeling that it is not easy to obtain the status of first-level citizen in advance.

At the same time, it would also allow Gu to work for a few more days so that everyone would be more convinced.

During this wait, the foundation of the Qingque tribe's toilet and the pool behind it have been completed, and a lot of ground has been rammed out on the ground.

Compared to houses, simple toilets are undoubtedly much easier to build.

Gu held a thick wooden stick in his hand, stood on the rack, and hammered down hard again and again.

Sweat trickled down his arms.

His hands no longer hurt at all, and now they have formed a thick layer of calluses. Now he has no reservations about doing his current job.

It turns out that this house and the outer wall were built in this way.

As he tamped the soil hard, he thought with emotion in his heart.

He used to be very curious about the high walls and the construction methods of these houses. He even built a simple wall with branches around the tribe.

Now that I have finally experienced this method myself, a sense of enlightenment has arisen in my heart.

It turns out that this wall was built using this method, and it’s not that difficult!

It's not just Gu who has this feeling. Most of the other people from the original green tribe who come into contact with these things for the first time will have this feeling.

However, after actually doing it, they will find that this seemingly simple thing is actually not simple at all.

At least at this time, Gu had already understood that even if the tribe he used to lead knew the method of building rammed earth walls, it would take at least two years to build a wall tall enough.

Because the people in their tribe have to rush for food every day and don't have much time to do things that are not related to food.

Moreover, their tribe is unable to produce these useful tools.

If we add the time it takes to make these tools, it will probably be even more difficult to do...

When the thatched roof of the newly built toilet was completed and everyone was celebrating, Han Cheng came over with a piece of pottery that had been fired for several days.

Under the gaze of everyone, Han Cheng spread out his clenched hands in front of Gu, and a hand exactly the same as the old man's hand of the Qingque tribe appeared on his palm.

When Gu saw this scene, he was stunned for a moment, looking as if he couldn't believe it.

Happiness came too suddenly. He looked at Han Cheng, then at the exquisitely crafted pottery in Han Cheng's hand, and for a moment he didn't know what to say.

After a while, he said in unfamiliar Mandarin: "Son of God, mine... mine?"

Han Cheng smiled at him and nodded vigorously.

Gu then took the ** in his hand and looked at it carefully, as if he was afraid that it might be damaged.

My fingers couldn't help but rub the word "Gu" on the front.

"Come, I'll bring it to you."

Han Cheng said to Gu with a smile.

Gu quickly handed the identity in his hand to Han Cheng.

After Han Cheng took it, he first solemnly took off the original wooden sign from Gu who was bending over, and then he used both hands to solemnly hang the new sign around Gu's neck.

After Han Cheng hung the pottery sword around his neck, Gu could no longer hold back his excitement, and tears flowed from his red eyes.

The people from the original green tribe who saw this scene were all excited and envious.

But no one thought there was anything wrong with doing this, because everyone could see how hard Gu worked.

As he wished, he got the grain of pottery in advance. He put the pottery on one side of his clothes and worked even harder, as if he had been injected with chicken blood.

The rest of the original green tribe members also worked harder. As soon as they finished building the toilet, they began to move stones from the quarry and started working on the pigsty...

Han Cheng saw all of this and was happy in his heart.

Encouragement and praise can sometimes motivate people more than criticism.