Fortunately, teaching a population of over a thousand is indeed manageable.
Teaching over a thousand people in more than two years is relatively simple.
These technologies themselves are not difficult. They can be understood at a glance, and the benefits they bring are enormous, so these primitive people are naturally eager to learn.
Currently, these people are still scattered.
It would be great if they could be gathered together.
Unfortunately, everyone relies on hunting and gathering to survive, and if they live together, they won't have enough to eat.
If animal husbandry and agriculture cannot be developed, then it's best for everyone to continue living this dispersed way.
The dozen or so settlements near Pig Mouth Village have relatively close family relations.
That's why they voluntarily spread these technologies to their relatives.
However, transportation is so inaccessible that the spread of information is extremely slow.
