So after Gaja finished his report, Lu G simply said at the end, "Okay, I understand you worked hard.
" Luog's non-committal attitude put some pressure on Guya, but enduring pressure was also a training process, and he had no intention of changing his mind.
All right, since you're back, you might as well rest a couple more days in the tribe before heading out.
It's not like we're short on time.
As he spoke, Lu G's gaze shifted to Guja.
Have you met your brother, Gujan, yet? I have.
Guja nodded.
Not only had he met him, but while waiting for Luog GS summons outside the tent, his brother had been standing next to him, asking him various questions.
Your brother has been worried about you over the past half month that you weren't here.
So, spend some more time with him these days.
At this point, Luog paused, and his gaze toward Guia became noticeably serious.
And before you leave, kindly tell that guy not to come running to my tent for no reason.
He really is annoying.
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Planning a layout life returned to normal once again.
The city gate which had been destroyed by Zhao Kai's siege hammer took the construction team a week to finally repair.
This was mainly because the restoration of pulleys in this era was time-consuming and labor intensive.
After the city gate was repaired, LuG did not let the construction team idle.
He directly handed over a silver level ancient military camp design blueprint to the team leader, instructing them to start building the military camp.
At the same time, as time passed, the Ming Jing tribe, which had always emphasized the development of fisheries, welcomed its first fishing moratorium.
The freshwater fish in Mingjing Lake were now prohibited from being caught, which left many members of the fishing teams with free time.
Taking this opportunity, Lu OG selected 20 strong young citizens to enlist in the army, training them as reserveists, while also appropriately increasing the number of members in the hunting team.
As this was the tribe's first fishing moratorium, the sudden loss of an important food source might be a bit tough to endure, but Lu G believed he could get through it.
Days passed and a new day arrived.
Lu Gi opened his eyes, feeling uncomfortable as he tugged at the animal skin blanket covering him, then dragged his somewhat weary body out his tent.
Looking up at the overcast sky, it was still drizzling lightly.
This rain had been falling for a week, and air was filled with the smell of rainwater.
The animal skins he wore were noticeably damp, and the wet feeling was quite uncomfortable, making Lu OG acutely aware that the plum rain season had arrived in this era.
For everyone still sleeping in tents, the plum rain season was practically a disaster.
Although the outer layer of the tents was processed animal skin with some degree of waterproofing, it could not completely stop the moisture from seeping in.
If this continued, he felt he might develop rheumatic arthritis and he also began to worry about the health of his trib's people.
At that moment, Lu G realized he had to do something.
Thus, the construction team's workload increased again as he decided to build houses.
Of course, he couldn't create some mint brick houses at this time due to the lack of conditions and technology, but upgrading the trib's tents to small wooden houses was still feasible.
To this end, Luog made a special trip back to the real world to check some materials.
He found quite a few design blueprints for wooden house structures.
And upon reviewing them, he realized that while small wooden houses appeared simple, the entire framework was not as easy as it seemed.
The structure had its intricacies.
After all, this was a place for people to live, and Lu G dared not just build houses based on his whims.
After carefully comparing several design blueprints, he finally chose a suitable one and noted it down.
Upon returning to the other world, he meticulously drew the design blueprint from memory and handed it over to the construction team.
As for the previous task of building the ancient military camp, he decisively postponed it.
Such a large project could not be completed in a few months, so it was more efficient to build something that could be done first.
After all this fuss, Lu Gi suddenly felt that the population in his tribe was a bit insufficient.
However, increasing the population in the short term would also increase the burden on food supplies.
Helplessly, he began to piece together resources and mobilize manpower from various places.
As for the construction of the houses, it could start immediately as the lumber team had already piled up plenty of wood in preparation for the military camp.
The first house to be built was naturally Luogone.
This wasn't due to leader privileges, but a matter of course.
He took great care in choosing a good location for his house where he could see Ming Jing Lake behind the tribe as soon as he opened the window.
There's a saying, "Facing the sea, spring blossoms.
" Right? Although this was not the sea, it was still a twostar natural wonder.
The scenery was undoubtedly beautiful, pleasing to the eye.
In a real world context, a location like this would have exaggerated property prices, something ordinary people wouldn't even dare to think about.
Unlike the houses planned for the ordinary people of the tribe, Lu G's house was certainly much larger, as he needed to set up an office outside for handling the trib's daily affairs, and he also arranged for wooden furniture like beds, tables, and stools.
The inner walls of the wooden house were also lined with a thin layer of animal skin to prevent wind and rain from leaking in.
After all, the technology in this era was limited.
One couldn't dream too grandly.
Nevertheless, looking at the final product, Lu G felt quite satisfied.
The overall impression had a certain boogeoa charm.
After the completion of Lu G's leader office and residence, it was finally time to focus on some important departments within the tribe, such as the armory and the medical department, there was no choice.
The construction team's manpower was limited.
With over 400 people in the tribe and considering various work departments, it was simply impossible to build so many houses in a short time.
Therefore, they had to prioritize based on urgency.
Taking this opportunity, Luog also replanned the layout of the entire tribe camp, separating residential areas, work areas, and other zones.
Undoubtedly, this was a monumental project that could not be completed in a few months, keeping the construction team quite busy.
In contrast, once all the task plans were laid out and design blueprints drawn, Lu G found himself with a bit of free time.
I wonder how my senior sister is doing.
As this thought flashed through his mind, LuG couldn't help but feel a bit worried.
Although the beginner phase didn't require facing threats from other players, it was definitely not easy.
For a modern person, surviving in ancient times was a considerable test.
On this point, Lu Gi always felt he was quite lucky.
After all, he discovered Ming Jing Lake at the beginning and solved the crucial food problem early on.
Plus, life in the real world was already tough, so he was used to hardship.
But Yiqing Xen was different from him.
He was so certain of this because of the news he had received earlier.
Yinguan<unk>s family had moved abroad over a decade ago.
That was more than 10 years ago.
Families capable of moving abroad back then were unlikely to have been in dire economic straits.
Thinking of this, Lu Grew even more worried and ultimately sent a message.
Senior sister, this is Lu OG.
Are you okay? In a chapter, chapter 139, five stabs to death, both sides had a time flow of 110, meaning that the two of them had achieved a certain degree of time synchronization.
While logic was tangled up in whether Yiqing would reply to his message, a message came through.
If he had sent this message over a month ago, I would have been in a bad place, but now it's fine.
Looking at the reply, Logic's expression turned awkward.
Over a month ago was when Yiqing Xen had just become a player.
Right.
At that time, the car accident, although it seemed to be caused by the driver speeding, logic couldn't escape blame either.
After all, if Ying Shin hadn't stayed up all night, she wouldn't have been so disoriented that she completely missed the speeding car.
Of course, while feeling awkward, Logic also felt a slight sense of relief in his heart.
Time is a good thing.
Regardless of how out of control Yi Chinguan's emotions had been at that time over the course of a month, even the most uncontrolled emotions should have been smoothed out.
This was evident from the tone of her reply.
However, Logic still wanted to compensate her as much as possible.
How are things on your side now? Have you encountered any difficulties? After sending this message, Logic began to input the insights he had accumulated during his novice period, such as how to solve food shortages in the early stages, how to cope with sudden cold weather, and what to do if the tribe members fell ill, etc.
However, just as he had barely written an introduction, Ying Schuan's next message made him stop in his tracks.
Difficulties, none, none.
Logic paused in surprise, his first reaction being whether Yiqing was putting on a brave face.