The Human Race Began to Grow Up, and Three Immortals City Welcomed These "Little Things" for the First Time

It was the five-thousandth year after Nuwa became a saint.

The lands around Mount Buzhou were already completely different from when the Human Race had first been born.

Back then, only a few hundred thousand people had crowded into a single valley, building the simplest shelters from branches and stones. Now, those first crude huts had long since vanished, replaced by tribe after tribe scattered among the forests and river valleys.

The Human Race multiplied quickly.

To those primordial races, five thousand years was only enough for a single secluded cultivation session. To the Human Race, however, it was enough for countless generations to be born, grow up, and grow old.

The first generation of humans had the longest lifespans.

Some creation origin from the nine heavens breathing soil and three lights divine water still lingered within their bodies, and many of them had already embarked on the Immortal Dao.

The innate origin of the humans born naturally afterward gradually grew more balanced. Most began as mortals, yet their speed of learning and cultivation remained astonishing.

They learned to make fire.

They learned to grow crops.

They learned to craft the simplest stone and bone tools.

Later, some fortunate humans encountered Rogue Cultivators and began to truly learn the cultivation methods of the Great Wilderness.

More and more people ventured out from Mount Buzhou.

Some followed rivers downstream.

Some crossed mountain ranges.

Some followed Rogue Cultivators they had met in the Great Wilderness, migrating eastward all the way.

For the first time, the Human Race truly began to leave its birthplace.

The Eastern Sea, Three Immortals City.

Over the years, Three Immortals City had likewise grown more prosperous.

The number of beings passing through the city already far exceeded that of the Celestial Court in its day.

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