For cultivators, building cities and houses was the simplest thing imaginable. Whether they were earthen houses, wooden houses, stone houses, or even houses of steel, it only took a few spells.
Thus, with the help of cultivators like Feng Yi, Di Kun, the Little Suns, and the Little Flower Fairies, the ordinary beings who had migrated to the Literary Dao Minor World to settle down quickly gained homes of their own, and then received their own farmland.
Led by Feng Yi, ten Little Suns followed behind her, setting the mountains ablaze.
Di Kun and the Golden Light Earth Dragon led some cultivators behind them, using spells to till the soil.
In just one day, great cities rose from the ground one after another.
Only then did many people realize that a day in this Literary Dao world was very, very short.
Many people did not quite understand why Daoist Wende had made the days so short. It felt as though they had only just begun working when night fell.
Moreover, the land in this world rotated on its own. The alternation of night and day was not created by the heavenly canopy, making it vastly different from the Primordial Land.
Yet this change delighted the Human Clan, whose lifespans were brief. They did not tire from their work. After working through the day and resting for a night, they would be fully refreshed by the next day, brimming with vitality as they threw themselves into a new day of construction.
The Little Flower Fairies distributed seeds to the people and taught them how to farm outside the cities.
Compared to the other races of the Primordial World, the Human Clan stood unrivaled when it came to farming. Even the Witch Clan, which had first come into contact with farming, could