Throughout humanity's long history of survival, occasional luck or miracles would always appear. A beast might die right in front of someone, a dead rabbit released by an eagle might fall from the sky, or someone might survive a disaster. Someone might eat mushrooms and see little people dancing...
Humans also believed that since they were alive, there had to be some kind of power capable of helping them resist harmful forces.
Thus, people began imagining mysterious powers, such as the Dark Bird, dragons, and wolves.
The embodiment of these powers was the totem.
Gradually, because people believed in the same totems and shared common ground, more and more of them could live together and work toward a common goal, forming larger tribes.
Even if there were differences and conflicts between them, as long as they shared a common belief, they would come together.
Humanity grew stronger through belief.
When people believed they were the same, they truly became the same and genuinely came together.
When they believed in kindness, they truly became kind.
When they believed in hard work, they truly worked hard.
When they believed in their fellow clansmen, they became more united.
When they believed in morality, they restrained themselves.
When they believed in laws, they avoided breaking them.
When they believed they had a future, they would steadily improve.
Without belief, society as a whole would quickly collapse.
Belief was the foundation of cooperation.
Suye thought for a while. He did not intend to become a god in the Creation Land, and he had no physical body, so he could not give humans basic cohesion in the early stages.
He could establish totems.
Thus, Suye used divine magic.
An Eastern Yellow Dragon appeared in the minds of the Han Nation People, flying through the sky.
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