I Come to Teach You Cultivation

In the blink of an eye, the sun set in the west.

As more and more villagers returned home, Li Boyang also appeared on the road leading to Li Family Village.

More than three years had passed since the major construction after the "South Sea Disaster."

With the help of [Xirang], the Hundred Lands Mountain Range not only connected roads to various villages, but even the width of the roads has greatly increased.

Although it still couldn’t compare to the main roads in Li Boyang’s memory, where eight or nine cars could drive in parallel.

Looking at those bronze horse carriages speeding along the road, Li Boyang couldn’t help but smile.

Of course, those carriages weren’t real horse carriages.

They were a special type of bronze beast, with the limbs of the bronze horse replaced by wheel hubs.

This must be mentioned here.

The introductory classes in Li Family Village were no longer limited to just a few dozen people.

Nearby villages pooled money together to run a batch of bronze horse carriages for convenient pickup and drop-off of children, only using them in the morning and evening.

As the saying goes, once an idea emerges, it easily spreads.

Starting with the bronze tusked porpoise trolleys specifically for picking up kids.

And now, with bronze horse carriages similar to buses that depart at fixed times and locations.

An unforeseen "public transportation network" by Li Boyang.

Unknowingly, it had already taken shape, without his intervention.

Especially after the establishment of the bronze currency system, these bronze horse carriages even had mountaineers operating them.

Besides the usual market routes, whenever a ship approached the dock, a large number of bronze horse carriages would be used for cargo transportation.

To develop such a large transportation network in just two or three years.

The bronze currency system, inspired by Wu Xian, undoubtedly played a major role.

If previously, Li Boyang’s unification of measurement, writing, and thought was planting a seed of civilization in the Hundred Lands Mountain Range. 𝕗𝐫𝐞𝕖𝕨𝐞𝗯𝚗𝕠𝘃𝐞𝚕.𝐜𝗼𝚖

Then the establishment of the bronze currency system was like fertilizing this seed.

It’s not an exaggeration to say that in terms of civilization level.

The current Hundred Lands Mountain Range, except for the lack of a nominal common lord or supreme ruler.

Has already approached the baseline of feudal society in terms of productivity and production relations.

As for why it hasn’t reached the standards of a feudal society at its peak?

It’s simply a matter of population insufficiency, nothing more.

Currently, in the Hundred Lands Mountain Range, there are about seven or eight towns with over ten thousand people, and dozens of large villages with thousands.

Plus those scattered small villages, the upper limit of the entire Hundred Lands Mountain Range is only about five hundred thousand.

In Li Boyang’s past world, the 21st century.

This was just the population scale of a slightly larger county.

The only consolation is that this is a world where myths truly exist.

In the face of inadequate population productivity, divine techniques can accelerate the birth and formation of a civilization.

Without mentioning anything else, just the "one village, one industry" civilization model promoted by Li Boyang has greatly enriched the material supply in the Hundred Lands Mountain Range.

From the most basic needs of food, clothing, housing, and transportation.

To relatively higher pursuits in learning, skills, safety, fairness, order, and even the yearning for all kinds of beautiful things.

The Hundred Lands Mountain Range is gradually moving away from basic physiological needs and beginning to pursue the quality of life.

From "not starving" to "living well."

These changes over the past ten or so years were all brought about by Li Boyang.

More importantly, once the foundation is laid, various new things will continuously emerge.

Li Boyang looks forward to the surprises the mountaineers might bring him, anticipating the Hundred Lands Mountain Range entering a new era of technological innovation and flourishing civilization.

"This year’s seeds, they seem to be growing better than in previous years?"

Observing the terraced rice paddies along the road, Li Boyang immediately noticed the change.

It must be Nvman’s doing, as she seemed to have used some special method to hybridize the rice seeds, optimizing their yield.

"Hybrid rice of the mythical era?"

"Indeed, in this era, divine power is the primary productivity."

Smiling, Li Boyang walked through the rice paddies and soon arrived at the entrance of Li Family Village.

Then the first thing he saw was the increasingly lush large tree, and the small cluster of shrines under it that had begun to take shape.

Of course, calling them shrines was no longer quite accurate.

The celestial maiden image of Xiluo, dressed in a feather robe and adorned with ribbons, had long replaced the original mountain cat mud sculpture.

Beside Xiluo’s statue were also mud sculptures of Er Tu, Red Fish, Unihorned Rhinoceros, Red-haired Celestial Being, and others, presenting an orderly lineup.

It’s not an exaggeration to say that, had it not been impolite to place Li Boyang’s true form among them,

Li Boyang had no doubt that there would surely be a shrine dedicated to him among those small shrine clusters.

And its position would definitely be next to Xiluo, surrounded by a retinue of gods as a centerpiece.

"Actually, it doesn’t matter now..."

His gaze lingered briefly on the mud sculpture of the Red-haired Celestial Being, and Li Boyang mumbled indistinctly.

Li Boyang dared to bet that the villagers’ decision to place the Red-haired Celestial Being among the shrines was due to contributions from the old village chief and his own father.

"Master?"

At this moment, the Unihorned Rhinoceros at the village entrance noticed Li Boyang’s arrival.

It quickly stood up, trying to appear full of vigor.

Unfortunately, Li Boyang, well aware of the Unihorned Rhinoceros’s true nature, merely glanced at it helplessly.

"Has someone been secretly feeding you pills again?"

"Was it the Golden Horn or the Silver Horn this time?"

The Unihorned Rhinoceros grinned silently without replying, impossible to betray the Golden Horn and Silver Horn, so it pretended not to hear Li Boyang’s question.

"You may have a stunning drug tolerance, but still, you need to be a bit careful."

"Otherwise, you might end up like ’Tang Monk’s Flesh,’ with everyone wanting to take a bite out of you."

Although not understanding what Li Boyang meant by "Tang Monk’s Flesh," the Unihorned Rhinoceros still bobbed its head to assure him.

"Rest assured, I’ve only ever had my sights on others, never met anyone daring enough to set their sights on me!"

Feeling wordless, Li Boyang opened his mouth, wanting to say he wasn’t praising it.

But after a while, Li Boyang decided to give up arguing with this "dumb cow."

This dumb cow wasn’t really dumb; it just liked playing dumb and acting cute.

"Where’s the old village chief? I have something to discuss with him."

Hearing Li Boyang’s inquiry, the Unihorned Rhinoceros thought seriously for a moment, then replied uncertainly.

"He should be at the Sacrificial Hall now; he hasn’t been seen at the village entrance all day."

Li Boyang blinked in surprise, then patted the Unihorned Rhinoceros’s head, instructing it.

"Later, tell that Ginseng Doll to pay attention to recent abandoned infant incidents."

"Especially in villages with outsiders mixed in, if..."

His tone suddenly paused, then Li Boyang shook his head and said.

"Forget it, just have him pay attention to those abandoned infants!"

"If any are found, send them to Li Family Village, and he doesn’t need to handle anything else."

"I know he likes picking up and raising children, but these abandoned infants aren’t ones he can handle."

"If necessary, even have the Red Fish cooperate with him to drive away those Spirit Monsters and Gods with intentions to steal children."

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