Ma Yue curled his lips. He said, "They didn't fight because there wasn't enough profit. Even when the Niupi tribe was so powerful, they didn't fight. But, faced with the huge profit of the coarse salt from the Hai tribe, wouldn't the Niupi tribe still have to fight the Hai tribe?"
No matter when, interests always come first.
Why is Ma Yue unwilling to conquer the relatively weak Niupi tribe? There is no benefit. In other words, the Niupi tribe now has nothing worth Ma Yue's attention.
Currently, the Sea Tribe is the undisputed largest tribe in this area. Furthermore, the Sea Tribe is still primarily focused on agriculture, and with a large population, it's currently meaningless.
Ma Yue was curious. How did the three super-sized tribes like the Sun, Moon, and Stars support such a large population? Even if they had animal husbandry, was raising and breeding livestock so easy? If it were that easy, the ancient Mongols wouldn't have had to rush into the Great Wall with swords and spears to "graze and plunder" at every turn.
The Hai Tribe's current location was quite good, suitable for farming, and there were large grasslands in the southwest suitable for grazing. In Ma Yue's current vision, the Hai Tribe could not rely solely on grazing, and arable land for growing vegetables was also an extremely important supplement.
The future development direction of the sea tribe is to develop both agriculture and animal husbandry.
Relying solely on wildebeest farming isn't enough. While wildebeest are much larger and more meaty than those of previous lives, their reproductive capacity is limited. In the future, when the Sea Tribe's animal husbandry reaches a certain level, their primary meat source will still be mutton, as sheep have a much stronger reproductive capacity than wildebeest.
Moreover, sheep have a short growth period, reaching adulthood in about a year (in previous lives, the meat sheep raised could be eaten in six or seven months, which was even faster).
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