What can knowledge change?

Knowledge can change everything!

The rainy season in Daze has always been a depressing, dull and moldy season.

Before Chu Tian came to the village, every year during the rainy season, the villagers in the village would eat, drink, defecate, and make dolls all day long, sitting at the door of the hut in a daze, and the days passed day by day.

But this rainy season is like a dream, the whole village has become different and everyone has become different.

The hut in the middle of the village was covered enough to accommodate 700 or 800 strong men in the banquet and discussion. On one side of the hut, a new hut was built, enough to accommodate hundreds of people.

This hut is more "luxury" than the hut furnishings discussed by the old people in the village. The floor is compacted with slag after refining fire copper, which is not leaking and is extremely dry. A thick and smooth floor is laid on the slag, and the polished floor can almost be used as a mirror.

The oil lamp is made of oil made from the fat of wild beasts, and the lights are also lit during the day, making the room very bright.

Hundreds of children of appropriate age sat upright on the ground, looking at Chu Tian standing in front of the house with serious expressions, holding charcoal pens in their hands, following Chu Tian to learn words and carving talismans on the bluestone slab.

Behind these children, Jiu Lao and several other village elders, as well as some strong men with spare time, were also sitting there with a serious look on their faces, listening to Chu Tian’s lectures seriously.

They also held charcoal pens and wrote carefully on the stone slab.

Even if the brain is not as flexible as the children, it is very difficult to learn. Whether it is the old or strong man in these villages, they still grit their teeth and learn with a hint of sacred piety.

Back three months ago, after Chu Tian cleaned up the first mouthful of red copper and made of forged furnaces made of other metals, he suddenly proposed to let him teach words and talismans to the children in the village.

Chu Tian wanted to be lazy. This extremely low-level introductory furnace can be forged by anyone who knows how to carve the talismans, and there is no need for any advanced skills or cultivation.

If you can teach a group of qualified apprentices in the village, you won’t have to personally calcined copper water!

With a purely lazy mood, Chu Tian proposed to open a school and impart knowledge to the children in the village.

When Jiu Lao and the others learned that Chu Tian wanted to teach them something, several village elders knelt in front of Chu Tian in tears, and kneeled down in full bloom as if they were worshipping their ancestor god.

Legend has it that the people in the Great Lakes and their ancestors are proficient in various techniques, whether it is forging, brewing, textiles, or animal husbandry, there is nothing they can't do.

However, at some point, their descendants fell into the terror and survived. They forgot a lot of precious knowledge and cut off a lot of inheritance. Even a bowl of bland water wine became a "luxury item" that the villagers hoped for!

As far as Ji Lao and the others know, there are only three or four villages within a radius of three or four thousand miles.

A village worships the God of Baccarat, and they can make wine.

A village worships the craftsman god, and they can make irons.

A village worships the God of Medicine and they can cure diseases.

A village worships the God of War. One of the soldiers in their village can defeat three or four ordinary soldiers. It is the village with the strongest combat effectiveness within a radius of three or four thousand miles. If it weren't for the descendants of the God of War who were too edible, they would not be able to raise too many tribe members on weekdays, they would have been able to consolidate the village with a radius of three or four thousand miles long ago.

No matter what, knowledge, in this great zodiac, means wealth, strength, and a more stable and secure life.

For three months, Chu Tian has been busy with forging things, teaching knowledge while starting classes, and helping the village to provide advice.

After three months, the hundreds of children in the village, whose eyes, which are as ignorant as stones, are already filled with agile light. This kind of light has another name - "wisdom"!

What Chu Tian taught them was the common text of the Fallen Star Ocean.

However, the knowledge he explained was not the classics of the spiritual cultivators of the Fallen Star Ocean. In this vast zodiac, there was a strange power that suppressed the fluctuations of magic power and soul. If spiritual power and heavenly power were not cultivated, those spiritual and heavenly cultivating scriptures were useless.

He taught many things, including mineralogy, zoology, botany, and inductive analysis. He also explained some of the most basic principles of chemistry and mechanics. He focused on smelting, how to identify the properties of materials and how to melt more powerful materials.

He even taught some architectural theories, how to build taller and stronger houses, how to build more defensive walls, and how to use talismans to reinforce city walls and houses.

Yes, talisman studies.

Chu Tian discovered that in this great zodiac, all power will be sealed off in both spiritual cultivation and celestial cultivation methods.

But on the golden lamp condensed in the "Great Dream God Book", there are various runes appearing around the heavenly seals, as well as the most basic talismans that Chu Tian had learned before. These things that represent the most basic laws between heaven and earth can be used freely.

So Chu Tian selected the most basic and simple runes around the Golden Lantern on the Fire Heaven Seal, and handed them all the introductory talismans he knew to them.

On the edge of the village, the soil enclosure that was originally more than ten feet high has become a city wall of three feet high and about ten feet wide after three months of hard work.

For the villagers, they generally have the power of fifty dragons or more. They work for a while, dig a little soil, and build such a city wall, which only took thousands of villagers half a month, and they really didn't spend much effort.

Although it is a city wall made of mud, there are runes carved by Chu Tian’s apprentices on the city walls with fire copper ore powder. They use fire to calcin the runes carved by these powders. After melting them into one, these runes emit high temperatures on their own, calcining the runes made of mud into a material that is hard to match rock.

Then Chu Tian asked the apprentices to perform secondary processing of the city wall.

The apprentices used axes forged by fire copper to carve various reinforced defensive talismans on the city wall, and Chu Tian personally triggered the power of these talismans, which made the city wall as hard as steel.

In this Daze, where productivity is extremely backward, such a city wall is indestructible!

Chu Tian also knew in his heart that such a city wall might not have any use in Daze, but he was idle. Building a city wall and building a town is such an interesting thing, why not have a good time to have fun?
Chapter completed!