Wenren Sheng naturally had plenty of techniques and knowledge in his head.
As for competing, that was like an adult crushing ants.
It was not even like beating children.
Take fishing, for example. He had countless tricks. He could casually tell them one, and within just a few years, they could fish an entire river dry.
The survival skills in this world were still not very advanced.
The Deities were not particularly willing to let the common people live too comfortably...
The main reason was that once that happened, many people would want to explore the mysteries of the Deities.
Take the Qin Dynasty, for example. A poor man would certainly not truly devote his energy to seeking immortality. At most, he could fantasize about it.
Only emperors and nobles had both the desire and ability to invest in alchemy and the pursuit of immortality.
It was the same now.
The Deities knew a great deal of survival knowledge, but they rarely told the people directly.
Unless there was a large-scale plague or a massive population decline, they would only reveal a little.
For example, knowledge of hygiene, or certain high-yield food crops.
Corn, potato, and cassava were all gifts from the Deities in this world.
After all, relying on people to discover them was far too slow.
When the Deities saw them, they knew immediately.
Afterward, Wenren Sheng led people to inspect the fertile fields that had been washed away.
The river had already receded.
However, it had formed a new bend.
To return it to its original course, they would need manpower to block off the opening.
Now that the current had slowed, blocking it would be easy.
However, Wenren Sheng would not be like the Creator God and throw away all his dignity just to raise ten