"How could you forget what the elders said? Enlightenment means that you suddenly know something you didn't know before. That's enlightenment."
Have there been people who have undergone intellectual awakening before?
Did someone from my hometown come to this world before? But if someone from my hometown did come, the food and clothing wouldn't be so monotonous.
"Yes, I've heard that some people become incredibly smart after their intelligence is awakened, but they gradually become duller and return to their former state. Don't worry, although you become duller, it's only in comparison to your former intelligence. Once you pass through this stage of enlightenment, you'll be the same as before."
What's the reason for this? I don't quite understand.
Did those people from the past come here through time travel, only to return shortly after?
Or will I be assimilated soon? This should be an ordinary world, right? I guess I should go back.
It seems that the people from the old village were time travelers, and after they returned, the changes gradually disappeared.
The transmigrated woman should be the female lead; she transmigrated from another world, so if she changed, she wouldn't disappear.
Unexpectedly, the Heavenly Dao is quite friendly to this transmigrated woman. It seems she should keep a low profile and avoid being discovered by others.
Moreover, when she came over, the system helped shield her from the Heavenly Dao. It seems she'll have to be more discreet in the future, and she'll have to secretly pick the herbs herself from now on.
Qing secretly calculated when the transmigrated female lead would arrive; it seemed to be next spring, which was still 12 months away.
It's like there's still a year left in Earth time, and suddenly the days seem incredibly difficult to endure.
Qing and the others picked tree leaves together, and occasionally picked some edible wild vegetables as well.
As we gradually separated from the others, we unexpectedly discovered a rabbit, but this rabbit was twice the size of Earth.
It seems that the feeling of increasing strength that I noticed a couple of days ago wasn't just my imagination. Even the rabbits are so much bigger, have better physiques, and are stronger, so I'm not really surprised.
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Qing would go out to gather resources with the women in the tribe every day, and at night she would dig holes in the house.
Occasionally during the day I would come across a large bamboo forest, but the bamboo shoots were already old, and with so many people following her, she didn't dare to take out a sharp knife to cut the bamboo.
We can only hope that autumn will come soon, so that families can go out to pick fruit in autumn.
Although I live alone, I have a robot helper and can venture further into the forest.
There were so many animals in the primeval forest, in particular. The little girl remembered goats that the tribal warriors had caught, and even ordinary goats were as big as cows.
Therefore, it is not easy to catch. Usually, it takes several able-bodied young men in the family working together to catch it.
Qing felt that this was one of the good things about the people in the tribe; whether it was the chief or the elders, they would all go out to gather food in the autumn.
Finally, the hot summer has passed, and autumn has arrived.
Qing felt like she had gotten even darker from the sun. The summer sun was just too strong. Just imagine how big a leaf could be, drying in just a few hours. You can imagine how strong the sun must be.
When I transmigrated here, I was already quite dark-skinned, but after a month I found myself even darker. Every day I looked at my dark arms and calves, and I was wearing fur. It's amazing that I managed to get through this month. I'm considered to have exceptional endurance.
She also made the cave very beautiful, and occasionally when she came across pretty flowers while gathering in the wild, she would pick them.
Dried flowers, then hung on the wall, add a touch of color.
They secretly built a kang (heated brick bed) inside the cave on the right and drilled a hole in the wall so that smoke could be released.
Then a stove was built in the living room. A hole was left between the stove and the kang (a heated brick bed) in the room to the right, so that when the stove was burning firewood, the kang would also be warm on the other side of the wall.
Of course, this kang (heated brick bed) can only be used in winter. It's so hot and dry every day now, and it's not like I'm sick and want to sleep on a kang.
Every day when they returned from gathering, they carried a large bundle of firewood on their backs, and according to tribal custom, they would divide it in half and place it in the tribal square.
So even though a big bundle seems like a lot, once you divide it in half, there's not much left.
We need to tidy up the house, keeping the larger ones and bundling them up, while the smaller ones will have to be burned for now.
She wanted to keep the larger one for heating the kang (a traditional heated bed) in winter so it would burn for a longer time.
On the first day of autumn, the chieftain told everyone that they could split up and gather resources on their own. Of course, if someone was afraid, they could team up with others.
Qing didn't intend to appear too capable. Even when picking herbs, she said she had forgotten about it when others asked her the next day if she had gained wisdom.
She wouldn't allow herself any chance to be suspected by the transmigrated woman, because she hadn't forgotten that she had come here illegally. What if the Heavenly Dao was watching the transmigrated woman and then discovered her and kicked her out? Wouldn't her mission have been for nothing?
If she fails to complete the three tasks, the consequences will be too severe, and she doesn't want to be unable to become a formal task participant.
After parting ways with everyone, I randomly chose a path I had never taken before, and the pebbles on the path became increasingly sharp.
Fortunately, she had tied several layers of leaves to the straw sandals she was wearing. These leaves were so useful that she dried a lot of them and piled them up in the cave every day.
If you don't prepare more, you won't have access to sunlight in winter. No matter what it is, try to prepare as much as possible in this regard.
I saw a white rabbit hopping around in the distance. It was so big, I still couldn't get used to it.
Seeing that no one was paying attention to him, he took out an arrow he had made himself.
This was specially prepared for autumn hunting. The bow was made from a relatively soft tree branch, and the string was obtained from the tribal chief.
Of course, this isn't something you can take for free. I spent two rabbits on this string. Everything in the tribe belongs to the community. If you want something, you have to exchange it for something else.
So she hadn't even caught a rabbit yet, but she already owed two rabbits.
When she saw the rabbit in the distance, she walked forward cautiously, trying not to make a sound, for fear of scaring it away.
At a distance of about ten meters, seeing it still enjoying its meal, I carefully drew the bowstring and shot an arrow directly at it.
Fortunately, the shot was strong enough to hit the rabbit's foot, and it tried to run away even with an injured leg.
Quickly use your wood-type ability to activate the vines nearby, and you'll be able to tie the rabbit up in no time.
Having experienced two worlds, Qing found that her wood-based abilities were becoming increasingly useful. Wherever there were trees and flowers, there was no prey she couldn't catch.
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