He casually picked up a stone from the ground.

If all ranged attacks count, then throwing a stone should also be considered a ranged attack, right? Holding a stone, Lu OG scanned the surroundings and finally focused on a large tree about 20 m away.

However, that distance wasn't too difficult to hit, making it hard to test the skills effect.

So, Lu G intended to increase the difficulty a bit.

He aimed for a tree hole in the trunk that was only about the size of a fist and aimed to throw the stone into that hole.

After adjusting his breathing and silently chanting precision shooting, a somewhat peculiar feeling spread throughout his body.

Unsure how to describe it, he instinctively swung his hand, and in the moment the small stone left his hand.

He hadn't even had time to react when a sound reached his ears.

The stone had accurately flown into the tree hole.

Lu G raised his eyebrows.

The skill's effect was even better than he expected.

Of course, a one-time success could still be luck.

To prove that his previous success wasn't t pure luck, Lu G picked up another stone and immediately took another shot.

This time he saw it clearly but unexpectedly missed.

The stone flew quickly towards a tree hole but hit the edge instead and was bounced out.

This mint te discourage Luog at that moment.

The stone was so close to going into the hole and he himself definitely didn't te have that kind of accuracy which indicated that the precision shooting skill had worked.

His hit rate had indeed increased, but a 60 increase wasn't enough for him to hit every shot.

Lu G didn't pick up a third stone.

He wanted to try using a sling instead.

The accuracy of the sling was much harder to control, and he had only demonstrated it once right after making it, which meant he was pretty bad at using it.

Still aiming for that tree hole.

He loaded a stone into the sling and began to spin it rapidly.

Without overthinking, he activated the precision shooting skill and instinctively released it.

The flying stone struck the trunk of the big tree with a bang.

Due to the size of the stone, it didn't he fly in the tree hole, but bounced off.

However, there was no doubt that he had hit it.

He had clearly seen the stone hit the hole.

With his confidence boosted, Lu Gi decisively loaded another stone into the sling, planning to try again.

However, just as he silently chanted precision, shooting and prepared to activate the skill, an unexpected situation occurred.

His whole body suddenly shook and he lost grip, sending both the sling and the stone flying away with accuracy that was nowhere near.

But at that moment, Lu G didn't have the time to care about that.

He stumbled and instinctively raised his hand to support his forehead, his face slightly pale.

At the moment he activated the skill, he felt a sudden needle-like pain in his brain that made his head throb, causing him to lose his ability to think.

Wubby, what's going on? Ignoring the mess on the ground, Lu G sat down on the spot, panting heavily.

After finally catching his breath, his face still looked bad.

Could it be a skill limitation? The skill description seemed to note that this skill was affected by mental state.

Was it because I used it continuously several times that I experienced mental exhaustion? This was the first time he had encountered such a situation.

After all, among his previous two skills, the weak point pursuit was a passive skill that didn't he require him to trigger it actively.

As for the morale boosting effect, he had tested it, but after realizing that the effects of repeatedly using the skill couldn't stack after using it twice, he stopped doing that.

As a result, this misunderstanding led him to never fully understand the limitations of using skills and now he had tasted the bitter consequences.

Chapter 87.

The pleasure of assigning homework faced with this kind of problem when he was unsure himself.

Luaji had decisively opened his friend list and sent a message to Gao briefly explaining the situation he was in.

About 5 minutes later, Ga gave him a positive reply confirming that his analysis was correct.

Although this skill had no cooldown restrictions, it was indeed not meant to be used recklessly.

It seemed that each use would cause a certain degree of physical consumption, and using it too many times in succession could lead to symptoms like physical weakness, dizziness, and severe headaches.

Of course, the exact number of uses depended on each person's attribute panel and physical condition.

Feeling like he had just died, Lajia looked up at the sky.

Judging by the position of the sun, it was probably around 1 or 2 in the afternoon.

With a heavy head, he lacked the energy to handle any affairs.

So, he decided to drag himself as if his head had been filled with several pounds of cement.

Back to the tent for a nap.

However, before sleeping, he didn't forget to ask someone to notify Lu Gene to lead his reconnaissance team to investigate the barbarians that had appeared today.

After everything was arranged, Luajf finally enjoyed a few days of stable life.

During these days, after inspecting the work progress around the tribe each day, he took out the small literacy cards he had made to teach the children in the tribe how to read, which also triggered a cultural project called literacy.

Looking at the results, it turned out to be a self-sustaining project that increased cultural points.

Frustrated, Luaja quickly asked Gao Sue what the purpose of developing cultural projects was.

After this inquiry, Loia found from Gausa's reply that there were indeed many benefits.

First of all, if cultural development was good, it could improve the basic intelligence of many citizens within the civilization.

Additionally, it could increase the chances of producing intelligent talents when giving birth to offspring.

Just this point was enough to convince Luagia to develop culture.

Secondly, when the number of people receiving cultural education in a city exceeds 70 of the total population, the livability of that city increases by one.

Finally, only after cultural development reaches a certain level can technology development projects be unlocked.

Looking at the last point, a glimmer of realization flashed across Lajia's face.

That's right.

If the civilization was filled with illiterates, how could technology project be developed? At that moment, Luajia firmly resolved to develop cultural projects.

At the same time, he thoroughly enjoyed the entire process of teaching the children in the tribe how to read, especially when assigning them homework.

The pleasure that surged from the bottom of his heart.

A few more days passed, and during this time, the relatively stable Ming Jing tribe finally.

The defensive fortifications that Luajia had been constructing for several months were finally nearing completion.

Hearing the report from the construction team, Laji's emotions were clearly excited.

Building a city wall in this era was no easy task after months of hard work.

Just thinking about it brought tears of bitterness to his eyes.

The city wall, which protected the entire Ming Jing tribe along with an outer area, was only one step away from completion.

The installation of the city gate.

This step clearly required Luaja's hands-on involvement.

After all, the entire structure of the city gate required a pulley system to operate.

And obviously, no one else in the tribe could understand this.

As for teaching these people who hadn't even graduated from elementary school about middle school physics, forget it.

Just thinking about it made his head hurt.

After assembling the entire pulley system, with the completion of the citygate installation, the entire outer city wall was suddenly connected, controlling the excitement in his heart.

Luagier raised his hand, signaling the construction team to start turning the two wheels installed inside the city gate.

Two men stepped out from the team and exchanged glances.

As one of the members of the construction team that made this city gate, they were well aware of how heavy it was.

It had taken more than a dozen adult men working together to move it here.

Although they had followed the design to create the city gate, they couldn't imagine how to reopen such a heavy gate once it was closed.

get to work, grip the handle, and then turn the wheel in front of you.

Seeing the two men standing there, unsure of what to do, Laja briefly explained.

Out of loyalty to Loia, although both felt somewhat perplexed, they obediently followed his instructions, gripping the long handle with both hands and starting to exert force simultaneously.

However, the wheel in front of them barely moved, causing the two to instinctively glance at Luagia's position.

their leader.

Use all your strength.

Don't worry about breaking it.

This thing isn't that fragile.

Hearing Luajia's words, the two exchanged a glance and began to exert force on the wheel again.

It was evident that the muscles in their arms were bulging as they pushed.

And under this force, the previously immobile wheel finally began to move, setting the pulley system in motion, accompanied by a series of click, click, click sounds that reached the ears of the two men.

Before they could even turn to look, a wave of uncontrollable exclamations erupted from the nearby crowd.

The city gate.