While building a mud house, Ma Lin kept thinking about extracting iron from the red clay and the idea of making paper.
If these two things succeed, it feels like what's coming next will be very promising.
Right now, it just feels exhausting, incredibly exhausting.
Primitive people are difficult to get along with in many aspects.
While Ma Lin was helping the Grey Rabbit tribe build mud houses, he had a dispute with two people in the tribe.
Ma Lin immediately regretted it, thinking he should never argue with primitive people; their bad tempers are normal.
Primitive people don't know how to work. When they do, they're irritable — a normal phenomenon.
If he ends up arguing with primitive people, it's really his own issue.
He must restrain his emotions more.
Fifteen houses, some big, some small.
Building them indeed requires quite a bit of time.
Actually, construction is still too hot in this weather.
Ma Lin's four companions work tirelessly, always absorbed in their tasks.
